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

Brett kicks off the program by talking about public support for Republicans and Donald Trump, and the recent riots in Los Angeles. He criticizes local law enforcement for not requesting additional aid and mocks the symbolism of foreign flags like Mexico and Burkina Faso, suggesting protesters are disconnected from American identity. Brett argues that many immigrants fleeing socialism ironically support similar policies in the U.S., and decries illegal immigrants receiving Medicaid.

Brett calls for Trump to deny California aid unless order is restored, even suggesting military intervention. He traces the history of deportation in the U.S., from the 18th century through Obama, and claims the left is losing relevance due to their handling of these issues. He concludes by asserting the situation exposes the left's failures and strengthens the right's position.

Later, Brett turns his focus to the Los Angeles riots, playing a clip from Mayor Karen Bass blaming recent ICE raids for sparking unrest. He contrasts this with surging support for Donald Trump on immigration, citing polling data that shows Trump’s net approval on the issue has flipped from deeply negative during his first term to positive territory today.

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Brett turns his focus to the Los Angeles riots, playing a clip from Mayor Karen Bass blaming recent ICE raids for sparking unrest. He contrasts this with surging support for Donald Trump on immigration, citing polling data that shows Trump’s net approval on the issue has flipped from deeply negative during his first term to positive territory today. Brett argues that the chaos in cities like Los Angeles is providing Republicans with powerful campaign material. He expresses anger at Democratic leaders like Gavin Newsom and Karen Bass, claiming they’ve failed to protect citizens and instead defend lawlessness. Highlighting public frustration over crime,

Brett accuses the left of minimizing immigrant violence and failing working-class Americans. He closes with a Steve Bannon clip framing the unrest as part of a broader ideological conflict, calling it “the kinetic phase” of a political war. Brett doesn’t fully endorse Bannon’s view but agrees the violence is politically driven and deeply dangerous.

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Tune in here to this Friday’s edition of the Brett Winterble Show!

Brett kicks off the program with Pete Kaliner for this edition of The Hangover as they discuss the slower pace of summer news cycles and the challenge of generating meaningful content during quieter months. The conversation begins lightheartedly with observations about seasonal radio topics, but it quickly transitions into a more substantive discussion about personality, loyalty, and political theater.

Later, Brett discusses the challenges facing modern American patriotism and whether the current generation would defend the country in the event of a major global conflict. He questions the influence of institutions and academia on young Americans' views of national service and loyalty. Brett criticizes what he sees as a dangerous shift in values, highlighting comments from Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and Congressman Hakeem Jeffries that he believes undermine ICE agents and public safety.

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Tune in here to this Friday’s edition of the Brett Winterble Show!

Brett kicks off the program with Pete Kaliner for this edition of The Hangover as they discuss the slower pace of summer news cycles and the challenge of generating meaningful content during quieter months. The conversation begins lightheartedly with observations about seasonal radio topics, but it quickly transitions into a more substantive discussion about personality, loyalty, and political theater.

Brett and Pete examine past interviews with Donald Trump, including remarks made to Charlie Rose and Megyn Kelly, highlighting Trump’s focus on loyalty, his tendency to retaliate when slighted, and the performative nature of his public persona. They reflect on whether Trump’s recent tensions with Elon Musk are genuine or part of a larger strategy. Ultimately, the segment raises questions about authenticity in politics and media, suggesting that public figures often craft narratives more for influence and perception than for truth.

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

Brett kicks off the program by talking about the ongoing tax cut debate and what he sees as the disappointing response from supposed conservatives. He expresses disbelief that his audience—whom he considers smart—is falling for political distractions and failing to support what he believes is a crucial tax cut. Drawing comparisons to Hillary Clinton, Moses, and even WWE, Brett accuses some conservatives of abandoning their principles when political pressure rises. He criticizes figures like Marjorie Taylor Greene and Lindsey Graham while warning that giving up now will lead to a return to Obama-era tax policies

We're joined by Mark Lynch from South Carolina to talk about the “big beautiful bill” and his potential run for U.S. Senate in 2026. Lynch, a businessman and ordained deacon, strongly supports former President Donald Trump and criticizes Senator Lindsey Graham for opposing the bill and focusing on foreign policy in Ukraine. He accuses Graham of prioritizing defense contractor interests and speculates about possible misconduct. Lynch also shares concerns about inflation and immigration, blaming the Biden administration for economic struggles and claiming unmarked buses are transporting undocumented individuals into communities.

Later we’re joined by Breaking Brett Jensen to discuss the North Carolina Republican Convention underway in Greensboro. Reporting live from the convention center, Jensen highlights the early arrivals, including major GOP figures like Michael Whatley and Jason Simmons, as well as candidates and speakers such as Virginia Foxx, Addison McDowell, and Mark Harris. He shares an exclusive interview with Dave Warren, former head of election integrity for the NCGOP, who helped launch a statewide and eventually national effort to monitor all precincts with legal oversight.

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We're joined by Mark Lynch from South Carolina to talk about the “big beautiful bill” and his potential run for U.S. Senate in 2026. Lynch, a businessman and ordained deacon, strongly supports former President Donald Trump and criticizes Senator Lindsey Graham for opposing the bill and focusing on foreign policy in Ukraine. He accuses Graham of prioritizing defense contractor interests and speculates about possible misconduct. Lynch also shares concerns about inflation and immigration, blaming the Biden administration for economic struggles and claiming unmarked buses are transporting undocumented individuals into communities.

He emphasizes his background in growing a debt-free, family-run business and presents himself as a “common-sense conservative” ready to represent South Carolina with integrity. Lynch says people in his state are tired of establishment politicians and want strong, consistent leadership. He encourages listeners to visit lynch4senet.com for more information and expresses optimism about the direction of his campaign.

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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 a surprising political development—former White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre announcing her switch to Independent and releasing a book detailing dysfunction in the Biden administration. Brett reacts with skepticism, questioning her motives and dismissing the move as political theater. He suggests Jean-Pierre will be a key witness in future inquiries and urges a subpoena and immunity to compel her testimony

We’re joined by May Mailman a senior policy strategist to talk about the “big, beautiful bill” and the broader legislative efforts underway in Washington. As Deputy Assistant to the President and a senior policy strategist, Mailman outlines the administration’s priorities—protecting energy, culture, and border security—while emphasizing the importance of making key executive policies permanent through legislation. She defends the bill’s extension of the Trump tax cuts and highlights $2 trillion in mandatory spending cuts as historic.

Later we're joined by Coach Matt Doherty from DohertyCoaching.com to talk about Tom Thibodeau’s firing and the broader implications for player development and team management in the NBA. Coach Doherty criticized Thibodeau’s rigid reliance on a short rotation, arguing it overworked stars like Jalen Brunson and failed to develop bench depth—ultimately hurting the Knicks’ playoff longevity. Drawing from conversations with NBA insiders and personal coaching insights, Doherty explained how Thibodeau’s strategy “told on himself” when bench players outperformed expectations during a key stretch.

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We’re joined by May Mailman a senior policy strategist to talk about the “big, beautiful bill” and the broader legislative efforts underway in Washington. As Deputy Assistant to the President and a senior policy strategist, Mailman outlines the administration’s priorities—protecting energy, culture, and border security—while emphasizing the importance of making key executive policies permanent through legislation. She defends the bill’s extension of the Trump tax cuts and highlights $2 trillion in mandatory spending cuts as historic.

Mailman addresses concerns from Southern states about the SALT deduction, acknowledging frustration over concessions to high-tax blue states. Still, she argues compromise is essential, calling the bill “90% good” and a major win for Americans. With promises of tax cuts on tips and overtime, senior relief, and stronger border enforcement, she urges listeners to contact their senators and push for swift passage. The message: don’t let partisan gridlock block what she calls a transformational opportunity.

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