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

We’re joined by Grover Norquist from Americans for Tax Reform to talk about the looming government shutdown and the deeper political dynamics unfolding in Washington. Norquist breaks down the current state of play, highlighting the Republican-led House’s push for a two-month continuing resolution to maintain flat spending levels, while Senate Democrats appear poised to block it in pursuit of major increases in spending.

He explains how this political standoff may impact federal funding, especially if Democrats refuse to cooperate without adding $1.5 trillion in new expenditures. Norquist also critiques Democratic leadership for what he sees as a willingness to shut down the government for political leverage. He compares the moment to a chaotic scene from Animal House, where futile actions are embraced. For more on these budget battles and fiscal policy, Norquist encourages listeners to visit ATR.org and follow him on Twitter at @GroverNorquist. It's a fast-moving story with high stakes in D.C.

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Brett kicks off the program by talking about a new peace plan between Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump and rising violent crime in American communities. He expresses skepticism that lasting peace is possible so long as groups like Iran and Hamas remain unchanged, then pivots to a string of violent incidents over the weekend: a nightclub shooting in North Carolina, an attack at an LDS church in Grand Blanc, and the court appearance tied to an attempted assassination involving Charlie Kirk. Frustrated and emotional, Brett calls for harsher penalties, longer prison terms, and stricter accountability for judges and magistrates

We're joined by Breaking Brett Jensen to talk about the emotional congressional hearing held in Charlotte and the growing outrage over rising violent crime. Brett was on the ground at the hearing, where he witnessed powerful testimonies from victims' families and law enforcement. One of the most gripping moments came from Mr. Federico, the father of a young woman murdered in South Carolina, who passionately confronted a congresswoman after she misidentified his daughter. Brett also shared the story of a Charlotte officer who lost his foot in the April 27 shooting and spoke out about the failures of the justice system, especially with criminals being released before paperwork is even complete. He highlighted the disconnect between activists claiming the city is safe and the lived experiences of citizens and officers

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We're joined by Breaking Brett Jensen to talk about the emotional congressional hearing held in Charlotte and the growing outrage over rising violent crime. Brett was on the ground at the hearing, where he witnessed powerful testimonies from victims' families and law enforcement. One of the most gripping moments came from Mr. Federico, the father of a young woman murdered in South Carolina, who passionately confronted a congresswoman after she misidentified his daughter. Brett also shared the story of a Charlotte officer who lost his foot in the April 27 shooting and spoke out about the failures of the justice system, especially with criminals being released before paperwork is even complete. He highlighted the disconnect between activists claiming the city is safe and the lived experiences of citizens and officers

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

Brett kicks off the show with Pete Kaliner for this week’s Friday Hangover; they discuss the political fallout surrounding North Carolina’s newly passed “Iryna’s Law” and Attorney General Josh Stein’s evasive interview with CNN’s Dana Bash. Brett and Pete highlight Stein’s inability to take a firm stance on the bill, especially given its death penalty provision, and criticize what they see as weak Democratic messaging on crime and public safety.

We're joined by Dr. John Lott from the Crime Prevention Research Center to talk about anti-Semitism and bias in crime reporting.

a recent report from the Anti-Defamation League that claims all extremist murders from 2022 to 2024 are committed by right-wing individuals. He questions the report’s accuracy, pointing out that some attackers listed have left-wing views or don’t fit any clear political category. He highlights the Buffalo supermarket shooter, who calls himself an “eco-fascist,” and the Colorado Springs shooter, who identifies as transgender and a socialist. Despite this, the ADL labels them as right-wing. Dr. Lott argues that this is done for political reasons, not based on facts. He also explains how media outlets like CNN and NPR repeat this narrative without looking deeper.

We're also joined by Joe Gruters, newly appointed Chairman of the Republican National Committee, to discuss his plans for the party and the upcoming 2026 elections.

Chairman Gruters shares his vision for building on the momentum created under former chairman Michael Whatley, emphasizing voter registration, turnout, and election security as top priorities. He highlights the success of Florida’s Republican leadership and plans to apply that winning formula nationally. Gruters also discusses law and order, criticizing left-wing policies that he says have led to increased crime and instability, citing recent violent incidents as examples. He praises President Trump’s leadership on public safety and the economy and says strong messaging on issues like taxes, inflation, and border security will help Republicans expand their House majority and win key Senate races. Gruters also emphasizes the importance of supporting Michael Whatley’s Senate run in North Carolina, calling him “the right person at the right time.”

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We're joined by Dr. John Lott from the Crime Prevention Research Center to talk about anti-Semitism and bias in crime reporting.

a recent report from the Anti-Defamation League that claims all extremist murders from 2022 to 2024 are committed by right-wing individuals. He questions the report’s accuracy, pointing out that some attackers listed have left-wing views or don’t fit any clear political category. He highlights the Buffalo supermarket shooter, who calls himself an “eco-fascist,” and the Colorado Springs shooter, who identifies as transgender and a socialist. Despite this, the ADL labels them as right-wing. Dr. Lott argues that this is done for political reasons, not based on facts. He also explains how media outlets like CNN and NPR repeat this narrative without looking deeper

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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 recent gun violence in Dallas and the broader issue of rising unrest in American cities. He frames the situation as part of a growing insurgency, arguing that loosely organized groups like Antifa, though not technically insurgents, are contributing to a destabilizing climate.

Later, Brett explores how historical examples of insurgencies and domestic extremism relate to current events, drawing comparisons to both left-wing violence in the 1960s and Civil War-era uprisings. He emphasizes the role of foreign funding, NGOs, and ideological networks in supporting radical movements and discusses methods typically used in counterinsurgency efforts—ranging from surveillance and legal action to community engagement. While acknowledging that a full-scale civil war is unlikely, he warns of continued destabilization unless action is taken

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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 recent gun violence in Dallas and the broader issue of rising unrest in American cities. He frames the situation as part of a growing insurgency, arguing that loosely organized groups like Antifa, though not technically insurgents, are contributing to a destabilizing climate.

Later, Brett explores how historical examples of insurgencies and domestic extremism relate to current events, drawing comparisons to both left-wing violence in the 1960s and Civil War-era uprisings. He emphasizes the role of foreign funding, NGOs, and ideological networks in supporting radical movements and discusses methods typically used in counterinsurgency efforts—ranging from surveillance and legal action to community engagement. While acknowledging that a full-scale civil war is unlikely, he warns of continued destabilization unless action is taken

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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 Vice President J.D. Vance and the growing frustration with the state of American culture and politics. He praises Vance as the greatest vice president of his lifetime, contrasting him sharply with former VP Mike Pence. Brett highlights Vance’s plainspoken style and ability to connect with everyday Americans, especially in times of crisis

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