Tune in here to this Thursday's edition of the Brett Winterble Show! 

Brett kicks off the program by talking about President Trump’s upcoming meeting with Vladimir Putin in Budapest and the broader implications for U.S. foreign policy. He reflects on the historical significance of the former Soviet bloc and praises leaders like Ronald Reagan, Margaret Thatcher, and Lech Wałęsa for their roles in dismantling the Iron Curtain. Brett expresses hope that Trump will remind Putin that the territory is no longer his.

Later, Brett dives into a powerful monologue examining the ideological evolution of the Democratic Party, tracing its shift from a working-class coalition to a technocratic, elite-driven platform. He outlines how Bill Clinton’s embrace of globalism, Wall Street, and Beijing marked the start of a neoliberal era, later fueled by Silicon Valley’s cultural influence. Brett argues that the 2008 financial crisis catalyzed a progressive uprising—Occupy Wall Street, Bernie Sanders, and AOC—pushing the party further left.

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Tune in here to this Thursday's edition of the Brett Winterble Show! 

Brett dives into a powerful monologue examining the ideological evolution of the Democratic Party, tracing its shift from a working-class coalition to a technocratic, elite-driven platform. He outlines how Bill Clinton’s embrace of globalism, Wall Street, and Beijing marked the start of a neoliberal era, later fueled by Silicon Valley’s cultural influence. Brett argues that the 2008 financial crisis catalyzed a progressive uprising—Occupy Wall Street, Bernie Sanders, and AOC—pushing the party further left.

He warns that identity politics has replaced class concerns and claims the Democratic leadership now appeases campus radicals promoting anti-Semitism. Highlighting recent unrest at elite universities, he criticizes figures like Chuck Schumer for political cowardice. Brett contends that the “No Kings” movement represents a deeper rejection of Western values and civilization itself. He calls this a moment of moral clarity, urging Democrats to choose between mob rule and constitutional order, before the nation's democratic foundations are irreparably damaged

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Tune in here to this Wednesday's edition of the Brett Winterble Show! 

Brett kicks off the program by talking about the confusion surrounding Antifa and what he calls the “anti-foss stuff.” He argues that the modern-day Antifa movement in the United States is nothing like the original anti-fascist resistance groups of World War II. Instead, he describes today’s Antifa as a group of “LARPers” — people playacting as revolutionaries — who seek attention through chaos rather than real activism.

We’re joined by Coach Matt Doherty from DohertyCoaching.com to talk about global leadership and the upcoming college basketball season. In a wide-ranging conversation, Coach Doherty shares his thoughts on the recent hostage rescue efforts in the Middle East, praising former President Trump’s leadership, diplomacy, and energy. Drawing from his coaching experience, he emphasizes the importance of consistency, repetition, and accountability

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Tune in here to this Wednesday's edition of the Brett Winterble Show! 

We’re joined by Coach Matt Doherty from DohertyCoaching.com to talk about global leadership and the upcoming college basketball season. In a wide-ranging conversation, Coach Doherty shares his thoughts on the recent hostage rescue efforts in the Middle East, praising former President Trump’s leadership, diplomacy, and energy. Drawing from his coaching experience, he emphasizes the importance of consistency, repetition, and accountability when it comes to achieving success—whether in politics, sports, or life.

Shifting to basketball, Coach reflects on the excitement and uncertainty of the new season, noting how the transfer portal and NIL deals have transformed the game, making team predictions more difficult than ever. He fondly recalls October 15 as the traditional start of practice, bringing back memories of hope, competition, and camaraderie. Finally, Coach weighs in on Bill Belichick’s future, noting his legacy but recognizing the challenges of rebuilding. For those seeking leadership coaching, he invites listeners to visit DohertyCoaching.com

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Tune in here to this Tuesday's edition of the Brett Winterble Show! 

Brett kicks off the program by talking about America’s global dominance and the underappreciated strength of the United States in 2025. Highlighting the country’s share of global GDP and unmatched military capabilities, he emphasizes that the U.S. remains the “indispensable nation.” Drawing from a piece by Frank Rodriguez, Brett explores America’s cultural and technological leadership, while criticizing China as a “bandit country” that steals innovations rather than creates them. He contrasts this strength with what he views as the self-defeating narrative of Democrats, who, he claims, blame America for global issues. Brett also targets figures like Greta Thunberg, J.B. Pritzker, and John Bolton, calling them irrelevant or misguided, and mocks media figures such as Dana Bash and John King for their past takes on Middle East policy and Donald Trump’s influence.

We're joined by Michael Whatley from North Carolina to talk about the recent breakthrough in the Middle East hostage crisis and the broader implications for U.S. leadership under President Trump. Whatley, a candidate for the U.S. Senate, praised Trump’s use of American strength and diplomacy to secure the release of hostages from Hamas, calling it “the most transformative presidential term of our lifetime.” He also criticized Democrats for refusing to give Trump credit, despite global acknowledgment of his role. The conversation touched on Whatley’s support for Trump, the Medal of Freedom awarded to Charlie Kirk, and the importance of strong leadership in facing domestic and international challenges. Whatley also addressed concerns over the potential Schumer-led government shutdown, emphasizing the need for a Republican Senate to advance the America First agenda.

Bo Thompson from Good Morning BT is also here for this Tuesday's episode of Crossing the Streams. Brett and Bo talk about President Trump’s high-stakes trip to the Middle East and the successful release of 20 hostages—an event both call one of the most consequential moments of his presidency. They discuss the president’s energy, his deal-making prowess, and the behind-the-scenes efforts of key figures like Jared Kushner and Steve Whitcock. Bo also shares what he and the Good Morning BT team have coming up on tomorrow’s show, including an interview with Major General John Meyer about the recent Pentagon hack and national security concerns. In addition, Sean Flynn from the CRVA will join to celebrate the 70th anniversary of Bojangles Coliseum

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Tune in here to this Tuesday's edition of the Brett Winterble Show! 

We're joined by Michael Whatley from North Carolina to talk about the recent breakthrough in the Middle East hostage crisis and the broader implications for U.S. leadership under President Trump. Whatley, a candidate for the U.S. Senate, praised Trump’s use of American strength and diplomacy to secure the release of hostages from Hamas, calling it “the most transformative presidential term of our lifetime.”

He also criticized Democrats for refusing to give Trump credit, despite global acknowledgment of his role. The conversation touched on Whatley’s support for Trump, the Medal of Freedom awarded to Charlie Kirk, and the importance of strong leadership in facing domestic and international challenges. Whatley also addressed concerns over the potential Schumer-led government shutdown, emphasizing the need for a Republican Senate to advance the America First agenda.

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Tune in here to this Monday's edition of the Brett Winterble Show! 

Brett kicks off the program by talking about the historic peace deal in the Middle East and the release of the remaining hostages from Gaza. He frames the moment as a major diplomatic win, attributing the success to former President Donald Trump’s leadership and deal-making abilities. Brett sharply contrasts this with President Biden’s foreign policy approach, blaming Biden for both the war in Ukraine and the October 7th Hamas attacks. He argues that Trump’s efforts, like the Abraham Accords, planted the seeds for peace and stability in the region.

Later, Brett turns his focus to a recent exchange between Senator J.D. Vance and ABC's George Stephanopoulos. He plays a clip from the interview in which Vance defends the president’s constitutional authority, even in the face of potential Supreme Court rulings. The conversation centers on the limits of judicial power and executive authority, with Vance arguing that certain rulings could be considered illegitimate if they interfere with the president’s Article II powers. Stephanopoulos presses Vance on whether a president can defy the Supreme Court,

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Tune in here to this Monday's edition of the Brett Winterble Show! 

Brett kicks off the program by talking about the historic peace deal in the Middle East and the release of the remaining hostages from Gaza. He frames the moment as a major diplomatic win, attributing the success to former President Donald Trump’s leadership and deal-making abilities. Brett sharply contrasts this with President Biden’s foreign policy approach, blaming Biden for both the war in Ukraine and the October 7th Hamas attacks. He argues that Trump’s efforts, like the Abraham Accords, planted the seeds for peace and stability in the region.

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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.

Later Brett breaks down a largely ignored but highly significant development: Melania Trump’s direct involvement in reuniting Ukrainian children with their families after being taken into Russia. Through quiet diplomacy and backchannel communication with Vladimir Putin, Melania reportedly helped return eight children—an effort launched with a personal letter delivered during Trump’s August summit. The media reaction? Silence from MSNBC and CNN, who instead focused on unrelated political headlines. Brett contrasts this with the broader issue of child trafficking, drawing parallels to the U.S. border crisis and the cartels’ exploitation of children.

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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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