Tune in here to this Friday edition of the Brett Winterble Show.

Brett and Pete Kaliner waste no time getting into the real conversations—starting with how talk radio operates under constant pressure from anonymous texts, organized trolls, and agenda-driven callers. They expose how digital feedback loops are manipulated, how trolls are tracked and blocked, and why most people have no idea how the system really works behind the scenes.

Then the tone sharpens as they shift to Antifa—discussing how labeling, funding, and foreign influence intersect. Brett draws a clear parallel between political cover and foreign mediation, warning about the consequences of legitimizing extremist groups. They call out activists operating across borders, including one figure allegedly organizing support from overseas after fleeing the country.

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Brett kicks off the program by talking about the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict and the potential breakthrough in the hostage crisis. He expresses optimism about what he sees as the United States returning to a position of global strength, particularly under Trump’s leadership. Brett outlines the devastating toll of the war from October 2023 to October 2025, including 67,000 deaths in Gaza and 2,000 in Israel, as well as mass displacement and widespread destruction. He highlights the brutality of the October 7th attack and the humanitarian crisis that followed. Emphasizing the importance of separating the warring parties, he frames the current developments as a strategic turning point. Brett draws historical comparisons, arguing that the U.S. is now reasserting itself in a way not seen since past administrations. He presents the unfolding situation as both dangerous and promising, with the possibility of a long-term solution finally beginning to take shape.

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Brett kicks off the program by talking about the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict and the potential breakthrough in the hostage crisis. He expresses optimism about what he sees as the United States returning to a position of global strength, particularly under Trump’s leadership. Brett outlines the devastating toll of the war from October 2023 to October 2025, including 67,000 deaths in Gaza and 2,000 in Israel, as well as mass displacement and widespread destruction. He highlights the brutality of the October 7th attack and the humanitarian crisis that followed. Emphasizing the importance of separating the warring parties, he frames the current developments as a strategic turning point. Brett draws historical comparisons, arguing that the U.S. is now reasserting itself in a way not seen since past administrations. He presents the unfolding situation as both dangerous and promising, with the possibility of a long-term solution finally beginning to take shape.

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Brett kicks off the program by talking about the arrest of an Uber driver accused of starting the deadly Palisades fire and the broader implications of unchecked criminal behavior. He describes the suspect, Jonathan Wrenkernecht, in scathing terms, labeling him a “loser’s loser” and blaming him for the destruction of lives, homes, and even pets. Brett paints the fire as a symbol of societal decay, arguing that individuals like Wrenkernecht represent a broader cultural collapse driven by resentment and lawlessness. He questions why society tolerates such destructive behavior and passionately calls for harsher consequences for criminals, including permanent isolation from law-abiding citizens.

We’re joined by Coach Matt Doherty from DohertyCoaching.com to talk about leadership, public safety, and the breakdown of law and order in American cities. Coach Doherty, a former basketball coach turned executive coach, emphasizes that safety is the foundation of a functioning society—without it, food, shelter, and prosperity mean little. In a wide-ranging conversation, he discusses the failures of leadership in places like Chicago and New York, the consequences of open-border policies, and the growing disconnect between political agendas and everyday citizens' needs. He also reflects on how social media fuels division and argues that civil, face-to-face dialogue is essential for national healing. Coach warns about the dangers of populism and blind trust in charismatic leaders promising “free stuff,” referencing failed states like Venezuela. He urges Americans to study history, demand strong leadership, and raise families rooted in Christian values and personal accountability.

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We’re joined by Coach Matt Doherty from DohertyCoaching.com to talk about leadership, public safety, and the breakdown of law and order in American cities. Coach Doherty, a former basketball coach turned executive coach, emphasizes that safety is the foundation of a functioning society—without it, food, shelter, and prosperity mean little. In a wide-ranging conversation, he discusses the failures of leadership in places like Chicago and New York, the consequences of open-border policies, and the growing disconnect between political agendas and everyday citizens' needs. He also reflects on how social media fuels division and argues that civil, face-to-face dialogue is essential for national healing. Coach warns about the dangers of populism and blind trust in charismatic leaders promising “free stuff,” referencing failed states like Venezuela. He urges Americans to study history, demand strong leadership, and raise families rooted in Christian values and personal accountability.

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Brett kicks off the program by talking about the excitement surrounding WBT Night in Kings Mountain and the patriotic atmosphere of the Liberty Mountain revolutionary drama. He highlights the community's enthusiasm, the $5 ticket opportunity, and the historical significance of the event, which coincides with the anniversary of the 1780 battle. Brett pivots to national politics, passionately defending Pam Bondi's performance during a congressional hearing. He sharply criticizes Senators Dick Durbin, Maisie Hirono, and Sheldon Whitehouse, accusing them of elitism, political hypocrisy, and disconnect from everyday Americans.

We're joined by Jeremy Helmsley from Liberty Mountain to talk about his role as Major Patrick Ferguson and the powerful historical storytelling behind this live production. Dressed in a fully authentic British officer’s uniform, Jeremy gives us a behind-the-scenes look at the Battle of Kings Mountain, which took place on the exact date being commemorated. He explains how Ferguson, the lone British officer in the battle, led a loyalist militia against patriot forces in a fight that some call America’s first civil war. Brett and Jeremy also explore the accuracy of the reenactments, from the special effects to the live flintlocks, and the emotional impact the show has had on audiences—including students brought in for field trips. With multiple performances scheduled, Liberty Mountain offers an unforgettable experience that blends history, drama, and patriotism. It’s more than a show—it’s a chance to walk through the past and understand its weight on the present.

Beth Troutman from Good Morning BT is also here for this Tuesday’s episode of Crossing the Streams. Brett and Beth talk about the ongoing government shutdown and the political gamesmanship behind it, including insights from former White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney and Senator Thom Tillis. They explore whether the shutdown could surpass the 34-day record and discuss potential political motivations, like Chuck Schumer’s rumored concerns about a primary challenge from AOC. Brett even speculates that both Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries could be unseated in coming elections. Beth also shares what she and Bo Thompson have coming up Wednesday on Good Morning BT, including an interview with cybersecurity expert Teresa Payton about a new AI app that can create synthetic videos from online images

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Beth Troutman from Good Morning BT is also here for this Tuesday’s episode of Crossing the Streams. Brett and Beth talk about the ongoing government shutdown and the political gamesmanship behind it, including insights from former White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney and Senator Thom Tillis. They explore whether the shutdown could surpass the 34-day record and discuss potential political motivations, like Chuck Schumer’s rumored concerns about a primary challenge from AOC. Brett even speculates that both Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries could be unseated in coming elections. Beth also shares what she and Bo Thompson have coming up Wednesday on Good Morning BT, including an interview with cybersecurity expert Teresa Payton about a new AI app that can create synthetic videos from online images

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Brett kicks off the program by talking about misinformation surrounding government spending on undocumented immigrants and the broader implications of federal health care mandates. He highlights what he sees as a growing "states’ rights insurrection" led by Illinois officials, sharply criticizing Governor J.B. Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson. Brett argues that despite claims from Democratic leaders, undocumented immigrants are indirectly receiving taxpayer-funded benefits through emergency medical care, citing the EMTALA law. He supports his point with audio clips from media figures and politicians, contrasting their statements with his own interpretation of the facts. Brett emphasizes that the financial burden of uncompensated care falls on American taxpayers, not hospitals or physicians, and frames this as a deliberate failure of Democratic policy

Later, Brett delivers a powerful monologue centered on the meaning of being an American—emphasizing the balance of privilege and responsibility that citizenship entails. He critiques progressive leaders and activists, accusing them of undermining core American values like freedom, civic duty, and respect for the rule of law. Brett argues that too many are seeking to divide the country while exploiting vulnerable populations, rather than uplifting them. He calls out officials like Brandon Johnson, J.B. Pritzker, and Gavin Newsom for what he sees as virtue signaling without real service or sacrifice. Highlighting values such as opportunity, justice, and pluralism, Brett urges listeners to reflect on their role in preserving the American Republic—not just benefiting from it.

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Brett kicks off the program by talking about misinformation surrounding government spending on undocumented immigrants and the broader implications of federal health care mandates. He highlights what he sees as a growing "states’ rights insurrection" led by Illinois officials, sharply criticizing Governor J.B. Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson.

Brett argues that despite claims from Democratic leaders, undocumented immigrants are indirectly receiving taxpayer-funded benefits through emergency medical care, citing the EMTALA law. He supports his point with audio clips from media figures and politicians, contrasting their statements with his own interpretation of the facts. Brett emphasizes that the financial burden of uncompensated care falls on American taxpayers, not hospitals or physicians, and frames this as a deliberate failure of Democratic policy

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Pete Kaliner joins for the Friday Hangover. Brett Jensen stops by to discuss the request from the President of the Fraternal Order of Police for help from the National Guard, and what the city is doing for CATS security. Brett Winterble discusses how California has become a nightmare for the Democrats.

Brett takes callers on several topics., plays a clip from a police chief who does not want federal help in his city.A Rachel Bruno relates how TN is sneaking illegals into the state and caring for them. Racer Christopher Bell joins to discuss his racing career and this weekend's race in Charlotte.

 

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