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Later, we're joined by Steve Malloy from the Energy and Environmental Legal Institute to talk about the massive new U.S. energy deal with the European Union and the future of American energy policy. Malloy explains that the $700 billion liquefied natural gas agreement positions the U.S. as a key supplier to a gas-starved Europe, especially as they move away from Russian energy. He also discusses President Trump’s strong stance against wind energy, calling windmills both environmentally harmful and economically inefficient. Offshore turbines, he argues, threaten marine life and raise water temperatures, while offering minimal benefit in return. Malloy emphasizes Trump’s push for deregulation to boost oil, gas, and nuclear energy development—vital for powering America’s reindustrialization and AI expansion. He dismisses hydrogen and other renewables as impractical, while welcoming moves to eliminate unpopular features like auto engine shut-off systems. For more, Malloy encourages listeners to follow him on X at @JunkScience.

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Brett kicks off the program by being joined by RNC Chair Michael Whatley to discuss the political landscape in North Carolina and the broader national outlook heading into the 2026 election cycle. Whatley emphasizes the importance of electing strong conservative leaders aligned with former President Trump’s agenda, including border security, economic growth, and restoring American strength at home and abroad. The conversation highlights North Carolina’s unique position as a bellwether state, with its strong military presence, agricultural roots, and vibrant business community. Whatley criticizes the Democratic Party’s policies as radical and out of step with everyday Americans, while praising Republican efforts to deliver on promises. He hints at a significant announcement coming next week, signaling potential shifts in North Carolina's political scene

Later, Brett dives into a passionate monologue criticizing the current state of U.S. immigration and economic policy, highlighting what he sees as alarming national security risks—particularly the influx of unvetted Chinese nationals. He contrasts this with commentary from conservative voices like Larry Kudlow and Philip Patrick, who praise former President Trump’s accomplishments, especially on border control and economic reform.

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Brett kicks off the program by addressing the troubling state of the Sun Fresh grocery store at 31st and Prospect, where shelves and coolers sit nearly empty, raising concerns about food access in the community. He points out that the store is operated by a nonprofit and located in a city-owned shopping center, questioning the effectiveness of the arrangement. The discussion then pivots to national politics, as Brett criticizes ongoing dysfunction in Washington, D.C., and revisits the Tea Party era — contrasting its grassroots activism with what he sees as a current lack of political courage and leadership.

We're joined by Bo Thompson to talk about the passing of pro wrestling icon Hulk Hogan and his lasting impact on American pop culture. Bo reflects on Hogan’s rise to stardom in the 1980s, describing him as a defining figure of the decade alongside names like Ronald Reagan, Michael Jackson, and Sylvester Stallone. He highlights Hogan’s influence on professional wrestling’s mainstream breakthrough and his unforgettable role as “Thunderlips” in Rocky III. The conversation also explores Hogan’s later controversies, including scandals that affected his public image and standing within the wrestling community. Despite these setbacks, Bo emphasizes that Hogan’s role in elevating the WWE and shaping the modern wrestling landscape is undeniable. They also touch on the cultural legacy of Hogan’s patriotic persona and iconic catchphrases that left a permanent mark on fans.

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We're joined by Bo Thompson to talk about the passing of pro wrestling icon Hulk Hogan and his lasting impact on American pop culture. Bo reflects on Hogan’s rise to stardom in the 1980s, describing him as a defining figure of the decade alongside names like Ronald Reagan, Michael Jackson, and Sylvester Stallone. He highlights Hogan’s influence on professional wrestling’s mainstream breakthrough and his unforgettable role as “Thunderlips” in Rocky III. The conversation also explores Hogan’s later controversies, including scandals that affected his public image and standing within the wrestling community. Despite these setbacks, Bo emphasizes that Hogan’s role in elevating the WWE and shaping the modern wrestling landscape is undeniable. They also touch on the cultural legacy of Hogan’s patriotic persona and iconic catchphrases that left a permanent mark on fans.

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Brett kicks off the program by talking about Tulsi Gabbard’s explosive claims regarding intelligence community misconduct and a sudden, early congressional recess announced by Speaker Mike Johnson. He focuses on Gabbard’s allegations that the CIA, under John Brennan, suppressed damaging intelligence about Hillary Clinton ahead of the 2016 election—claims that include potential criminal activity and misrepresentation of intelligence to benefit a political narrative. Brett underscores the gravity of these accusations, calling it a coordinated effort between high-level officials and the media to distort the truth.

We're joined by Coach Matt Doherty from Doherty Coaching to talk about fairness in athletics and new developments in the intelligence community. Brett and Coach catch up after summer travels, sharing stories from Spain before turning to more serious news. They react to the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee’s decision, influenced by a Trump-era executive order, to restrict transgender athletes to compete based on biological sex—a move both view as a return to fairness in competitive sports. Coach Doherty draws from his own experience in athletics and parenting, stressing the importance of a level playing field. The conversation then shifts to Tulsi Gabbard’s recent allegations about suppressed intelligence under the Obama administration.

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We're joined by Coach Matt Doherty from Doherty Coaching to talk about fairness in athletics and new developments in the intelligence community. Brett and Coach catch up after summer travels, sharing stories from Spain before turning to more serious news. They react to the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee’s decision, influenced by a Trump-era executive order, to restrict transgender athletes to compete based on biological sex—a move both view as a return to fairness in competitive sports. Coach Doherty draws from his own experience in athletics and parenting, stressing the importance of a level playing field. The conversation then shifts to Tulsi Gabbard’s recent allegations about suppressed intelligence under the Obama administration.

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Brett kicks off the show with the all-time great "Crazy Train" by a true rock and roll legend, John "Ozzy" Osborne. Ozzy passed earlier today. This was one of those special humans whose impact on this world will not soon be forgotten. We should take a key lesson from Ozzy's incredible life: never give in, never lose faith, and never stop dreaming. You will never know how close you were if you quit; you could be a day away from a breakthrough, but you will never succeed if you quit. And you will never lose if you never stop. Take that leap of faith, keep working, and never stop. If you never give up, you cannot lose!

Later, Brett took aim at the growing disconnect between America’s wealthy elite and the working class, highlighting comments from actor Jeff Daniels as a stark example. Brett unpacked what he called “a revolution by the rich against the average American,” pointing out the irony of multimillionaires like Daniels and Hunter Biden criticizing everyday Americans for wanting qualified, certified professionals in critical trades like plumbing and electrical work.

Bo Thompson from Good Morning BT is also here for this Tuesday's episode of Crossing the Streams. Brett and Bo talk about the impact of Ozzy Osbourne’s passing and the challenges of covering profanity-laced interviews like the recent Hunter Biden appearance. Brett and Bo dive into the complexities broadcasters face when deciding what content makes it to air—especially when it’s riddled with explicit language. Both agree that excessive censoring can strip audio of meaning and turn off audiences, particularly when families are listening. Bo also shares insights from his powerful recent interview with Senator Thom Tillis, touching on the Epstein files, Laura Trump, and what North Carolina’s political landscape may look like moving forward. Bo also shares what he and Beth have coming up Wednesday on Good Morning BT!

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Brett kicks off the show with the all-time great "Crazy Train" by a true rock and roll legend, John "Ozzy" Osborne. Ozzy passed earlier today. This was one of those special humans whose impact on this world will not soon be forgotten. We should take a key lesson from Ozzy's incredible life: never give in, never lose faith, and never stop dreaming. You will never know how close you were if you quit; you could be a day away from a breakthrough, but you will never succeed if you quit. And you will never lose if you never stop. Take that leap of faith, keep working, and never stop. If you never give up, you cannot lose!

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Brett kicks off the program by talking about Tulsi Gabbard and the fallout from allegations surrounding the 2016 and 2020 elections. He questions the mainstream narrative about Donald Trump’s ties to Russia, suggesting that many claims once labeled as conspiracy theories have since proven to be true. Brett expresses frustration over the lack of accountability, asking when there will be “retribution” for what he describes as a fraud on the American people. He highlights Tulsi Gabbard’s assertion that top Obama-era officials orchestrated a politically motivated effort to undermine Trump’s presidency, referring to it as a “coup d’état.” Brett criticizes networks like MSNBC and CNN for their role in spreading misinformation and mocks Rep. Jim Himes for dismissing Gabbard’s claims while accusing her of dangerous rhetoric. With biting commentary and sarcasm

Later, Brett shifts his focus to breaking news, highlighting several major developments unfolding simultaneously. He begins with Harvard University’s $2.6 billion lawsuit against the Trump administration, questioning why such a wealthy institution requires massive federal funding. He then touches on the White House’s removal of the Wall Street Journal from the Scotland press pool—another intriguing wrinkle in the administration’s media relations.

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Brett kicks off the program by talking about Tulsi Gabbard and the fallout from allegations surrounding the 2016 and 2020 elections. He questions the mainstream narrative about Donald Trump’s ties to Russia, suggesting that many claims once labeled as conspiracy theories have since proven to be true. Brett expresses frustration over the lack of accountability, asking when there will be “retribution” for what he describes as a fraud on the American people. He highlights Tulsi Gabbard’s assertion that top Obama-era officials orchestrated a politically motivated effort to undermine Trump’s presidency, referring to it as a “coup d’état.” Brett criticizes networks like MSNBC and CNN for their role in spreading misinformation and mocks Rep. Jim Himes for dismissing Gabbard’s claims while accusing her of dangerous rhetoric. With biting commentary and sarcasm

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