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Brett kicks off the program with Pete Kaliner for this edition of The Hangover as they dive into a layered and speculative discussion on escalating tensions involving Iran. Brett and Kaliner unpack a developing theory surrounding comments made by Donald Trump about weapons potentially reaching the Iranian people, questioning whether strategic ambiguity may be masking a deeper operation.

Later Brett pivots the conversation toward listener engagement, reading a wide range of call-in comments and texts that reflect differing levels of political involvement and frustration. He references figures like George Conway while reacting to listener critiques, and highlights how events such as January 6 Capitol attack have shaped public disengagement. Brett explores how some listeners remain deeply invested in politics while others have tuned out entirely, emphasizing that each person defines their own level of engagement.

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Brett kicks off the program live from the Charlotte Motor Speedway for the Auto Fair, talking about the electric atmosphere of the event and the broader state of global affairs. Broadcasting from Victory Lane under clear skies, he paints a vivid picture of classic cars rolling by and a lively crowd soaking in the experience.

From there, Brett pivots into a discussion on presidential leadership, focusing on the importance of delegation, efficiency, and the ability to manage multiple crises at once. He highlights ongoing tensions involving Iran and strategic movement through the Strait of Hormuz, while emphasizing how modern administrations must balance foreign policy with domestic priorities like immigration enforcement.

We’re joined by Scott Cooper from the Charlotte Motor Speedway to talk about the massive growth of the AutoFair and the excitement surrounding this year’s event. Cooper highlights how the show has evolved from a modest gathering in the late 1970s into a sprawling, can’t-miss automotive experience covering nearly the entire infield. With dozens of car clubs, hundreds of vendors, and unique attractions like the car corral and track cruises, there’s something for every type of enthusiast.

And also joined by Lyle Sturgis From Tindol Ford and David Ankin From the TV show ToyMakerz.

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Brett kicks off the program by talking about media censorship and reactions to Donald Trump’s rhetoric on Iran, expressing frustration with what he يرى as selective outrage from the press. He argues that journalists in Washington, D.C. are attempting to control language and limit how events are described, raising concerns about “prior restraint” and free speech.

We’re joined by Michael Whatley from North Carolina to talk about public safety concerns and federal disaster relief efforts. In the conversation, Whatley discusses a recent high-profile light rail stabbing case, raising questions about pretrial release policies and decisions made under Roy Cooper’s administration. He argues that prior criminal justice actions contributed to the suspect being on the street.

And we’re also joined by Matt Doherty to break down the hiring of Mike Malone as the new head coach of the North Carolina Tar Heels men's basketball program, offering insight into what this move means for the future of Carolina basketball.

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