DSA, America, and Defending Freedom On The Brett Winterble Show

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Question is, are you ready? Are you ready? It's the Brett Winterball show. And I am so excited to be with each and every one of you. I feel like I should be knocking on the doors to every household in the entirety of what we're doing. It's so good to be back. It is so good to be back. I can't even tell you. I've missed you. It has been incredible. uh what i was doing a whole bunch of things and uh we'll talk about that later on but man it is great to be back behind this microphone and i got to thank everybody who filled in for me i got to thank nick and and and everybody who uh who had to uh quickly uh you know put themselves in in different sort of positions but man i am back i am here and i am ready and by the way if you'd like to smile and dial you can do that 704 577 and you are listening to the Brett Wooderball Show. News Talk 107.9 FM WBT. All right. One of the things that came to me in the middle of the night was this DSA stuff that the people are talking about. And I have not talked about this. I talked about it with some people, but you wouldn't know them. But nevertheless, the DSA This socialist stuff that's going on here. You want to know what that is. I'm going to tell you what that is because it hit me in the middle of the night. The DSA is something to behold. It's the first iteration of doing. soccer back in the 1970s where it just sucked. It wasn't any good. Nobody was paying attention. But we thought the cosmos were really great. No, they were not very great. They were just average. And this is good for us. Why? Because if the DSA, if these weirdos who are trying to take over our country really want to try to do this, Well, let them try. They're not going to win. They're going to be indicted. You're going to see scandals. Look at, look at, what's his name? All I had to do was go away for a couple of weeks, and what's his name? Plannner. He's disappeared. You see, you got to understand something here. And if you go back to the time of Rush Limbaugh, okay? Rush Limbaugh understood. why it was that America would never be a festering pot of nonsense. Why? Because we have too many serious people in the country. They may not realize. They may not understand. They may not be doing any of the things that you would expect, but they understand something that's very important. Nonsense is nonsense. Every one of these weirdos who are coming out of the sewer of all of this, they're just pretending. They're not real. They're not even real as people. And so we need to do something very important. We need to redouble the effort to laugh at them.

Did you hear the woman and the guy who, who's a jihadi over in the, what is it, Michigan? You see these clowns? I wouldn't borrow a match from them. These are not people who have any business being involved in anything that's important. Now, We have to get this clear. There is a danger coming upon our country. There are people who are coming upon our country who want to wreck this country. And you need to be prepared. You need to be prepared to defend. To defend, not to offend, not to attack, not to do any of that sort of stuff. You, ladies and gentlemen, are to gird your loins, as they say. And you are to stand there in the doorway to give a defense of why this country is the absolute best country in the world. A village of idiots over the course of the last 16 weeks to see exactly how feckless, how weak, how detritus, ridden coming out of the rest of this debate. You and I know what this means. It means that we're winning. Because if Chuck Schumer were winning, if Hakeem Jeffries were winning, if any of these hearings that they had over the last couple of hours are serious, you can't believe it. We are winning. The world sees the United States is an important being. It is the incredible situation that we have put ourselves in at this time. People have asked me in the past. What time would you have liked to have lived? And I say it every time. I want to live now because I don't know how this goes. And I do want to be a person that's going to defend the United States. The volume must go up, not go silent. And if you truly believe what I believe, start. Spreading the News.

It is the Brett Wooderable show. Great to be with you, our telephone number. As you know, you know the number. If you want to call in, you want to ask me a question, you want to talk, have more than happy to do it. It is so great to be behind the mic again. And you know what? I missed. I missed each and every one of you. Well, not that guy. Oh, that guy was good, too. Okay. So let me go ahead and hit you with something here. Joe Biden. No, don't laugh. That's, that, that wasn't, that wasn't funny. Joe Biden is publishing, promise me America, memoir after the November midterm elections. He's written a book. Has he written a book? Do we really think he's written a book? Let's be honest for a moment. I'm not, I'm, look, I, I have decided. that I'm going to be much kinder and nicer to my folks that, you know, maybe need a little bit of love. But listen to this. Former President Joe Biden will publish a memoir. Promise me America. Well, I don't think anybody can promise you America. America is not yours, Joe, which he says will touch upon everything from the economy. to his decision to drop his bid for re-election. Nick, you and I were on the air when Joe Biden decided he was not going to be the guy. We remember this. I don't think he made a decision. I think he was forced into it, and I think he was forced into it by Kamala Harris. But I mean, I'm not trying to you know, create any kind of drama. But the memoir is scheduled to come out November 17th. Publisher Little Brown and Company, little sales and company, I think perhaps, told the Associated Press, the timing of the book, two weeks after the midterm elections. in which Democrats seek to regain control of Congress could raise concerns within Biden's party by putting him back in the spotlight. Hold on. Joe Biden. Joe Biden, if he's writing the book and he's going to deploy the book, I will guarantee you right now. that the midterms are going to go to the Republicans. Because he's a jinx. He's a nice enough man, I guess. I mean, I guess he is. I didn't like what he did with Merrick Garland and all that kind of stuff. I mean, we were just watching all these hearings with Todd Blanche and all that sort of stuff. But Democrats remain divided on Biden's legacy. What's the legacy? He spent $7 trillion. He had people frolicing nude on the outside of the places that they shouldn't be doing. With many blaming his ill-fated determination to seek a second term for Republican... I just can't even... I just can't even swallow this.

I'm literally having difficulty swallowing this. No, I didn't say swallow. I didn't say swallow. And again, stop it. Leaders hope to keep the fall campaign focused on Trump and his record. You mean like the good economy? What are we talking about here? This is pretty weird. So he's writing a book. He's got a book. He's going to put out the book. They will sell 3,500 books. The book's title echoes a 2017 memoir by Biden, Promise Me Dad, which centered on the death of his son, Bo Biden. Well, I'm not going to take a cheap shot on that. That was a very sad thing to see. And that was a tragic thing for anybody in a family to have to go through something like that. So I'm not taking a cheap shot on the Promise Me Dad. But it does kind of tell you that Joe Biden's, you know, he's trying to have a, you know, an homage. to that particular one. But it's kind of confusing because, you know, Joe Biden's pretty good at lifting. A lot of lifting. Lifting different things and claiming them as his own. Like the 1,700 different things that he did during his time in the... It's just it's incredible. We got some messages coming in here. Brett, welcome back. You have been sorely missed. That's from Karen, Angela, reaching out. I have a question. Where the heck have you been? Well, you'll find out. I'll tell you in the next hour. I will tell you in the next hour. I'll tell it to you in the second segment of the next hour. Went through same circumstance 13 years ago with my dog Sandy very hard. No doubt about it. Well, I'm very sorry that you lost your dog. Look, animals are incredible. Cats, dogs, you bond with those animals. And it's incredibly important. I know that Vince lost his dog and you never get over it until you get over it. And I got to tell you, it's a hard thing. It's a very difficult thing to have to walk. And then you wake up one morning and you dream about a particular your animal that has gone away and you feel much comforted. because they've crossed the rainbow bridge. It's one of the hardest things in the world, but it's one of the greatest, most noble things in the world to take in a creature who cannot fend for themselves and for you to be as kind as you possibly can and spend that time. And then when the time comes, you have to make that decision.

to let them go. And unfortunately, you never get over it, but you always, always, always remember the love. Welcome back, Brent Wooderbill Show. Great to be with you, our telephone number. Come on, you know the phone number. If you want to reach out in O'Pine, absolutely 704-570-1079. And, yeah, I am back. I'm behind the... What is Toyota affordability? It all starts with Buying Smart. and your Toyota dealer has great deals available to qualified customers on reliable cars and SUVs, including the redesigned RAV-4, spacious Grand Highlander, sporty Camrys, and Corolla's. It means driving for less, with efficient hybrid and plug-in hybrid options available throughout the lineup, extending your overall driving range and delivering great MPGs, saving you money at the pump. And it means trading for more. Toyota is known for building long-lasting vehicles. And as the best resale value brand, according to Kelly Blue Book, your Toyota can be worth thousands more than average when it's time to trade in. That's Toyota Fordability. Buy smart, drive for less, and trade for more. Shop Toyota.com or your local dealer for deals and details. Vehicles projected resale value is specific to the 2026 model year. For more information, visit Kelly BlueBookskb.com. Toyota brand average resale value is 53% versus the average vehicle at 45%. Toyota, let's go places. Microphone here, and it's a real pleasure to be with you. Earlier today, we had Todd Blanche, who is vying for the big Kahuna job at the, at the, I'm just trying, I want to use appropriate language, okay? He's going to be the guy who should get this job because he's done a really good job of stewarding a lot of stuff at the same time. And when you talk about the ideas that need to be dealt with here in the United States, okay? Todd Blanche is a guy who is... The Democrats are trying to knock him out of the box because he worked with Donald Trump. And now he's up for the biggest job outside of Marco Rubio, outside of Pete Hegseth, outside of the vice president and the president. And that is the guy who's in charge of protecting us from terrorists, you name it, all that sort of stuff.

And I'm sitting here today. I'm sitting here today watching this. And I'm listening to these sad sack Democrats. And look, there was some sad sack Republicans. I'm not going to lie about that. I'm not going to say who. They know who they are. But when you talk about what you've got with Todd Blanche, Todd Blanche is a very serious guy. And he understands about. The difficulties that exist inside the Washington, D.C. area, right? Because this guy doesn't play. You know, when you go back in history and you look at the different sort of portfolios that have to be filled, right? So obviously, you know, Pete Hegseth is doing what he's doing. You've got the DNI. You've got all of the other folks that are involved with, you know, just name it. And this is the most important job because you're dealing with civil litigation, you're doing criminal litigation, you're doing all this sort of stuff. And they tried to knock him out of the box. And it was incredible. And this guy, Todd Blanche, is absolutely, you can't move him. He may as well be carved into granite. You can't make him lose his cool. You'll get them to poke back, but you will not see somebody who's different in that regard. And that's sort of somebody that I would like to see inside the Department of Justice. If you're in the Department of Justice, you want to have somebody who's going to be a real crackerjack. This guy's really smart. And when he talks to some of these silly people about weird things, I'm going to call for something different here, Nick. I want to go to cut number 12. Cut number 12 is this is a man that is not a good man. That's my opinion. I'm sorry, okay. But this is a guy who. has all of the luxury and money that he could possibly want in Sheldon White House. And this guy got the worst of it when he decided he was going to try to tangle with Todd Blanche. And I want you to hear this in his own words. This is Sheldon White House's own words. Remember, once upon a time, he was a member of a whites-only gathering in Rhode Island. And he was ashamed to give up his setup there. But listen to this. Listen to this with Sheldon White House. And the way he talks about Kash Patel, cut number 12, go.

If you go back with the terrible shootings that took place in Rhode Island, what was it, like eight, nine months ago, right? And Shelley White House was walking all around preening and pruning and doing all that kind of stuff. He... comes from Whitelandia. That's where Sheldon Whitehouse comes from. Whitelandia. Why were you driving through my neighborhood? I'm calling the police. Why don't you get rid of this Kash Patel who is afflicting me by the way he carries himself? That is what Sheldon Whitehouse said. And you saw... a glimmer of the rage in his eye and you saw the cool you see the cool in Todd Blanche in defending a fellow person who he would be working with I mean I'm I'm fearful. I'm fearful to raise this topic, but I'm going to do it. And that is the, should I do it, Nick? Yeah, I'm going to do it. Let's just do it. Let's talk a little bit about the change. that is being profited out there. You know what we're seeing here? Are you seeing what I'm seeing? Nick, are we seeing what I'm seeing? Nick, are we seeing what I'm seeing? Give me cut number five, please. I need somebody to help me with this who were pretty good with science and things. Cut five go. How do you feel about this? Daylight savings time may really become permanent this time, meaning ultra-dark mornings in December. I'm meteorologist Todd Gross and courtesy of Snowbird Bob, who put this map together. We have a look at what's going to happen if Congress passes the Sunshine Protection Act. This is making its way through the House, and it is expected to rapidly pass. I am recording this in the middle of July, 2026. Once it goes to the... Senate it has some resistance there but there's at least a 50-50 chance that it will pass and we really will have what over half of you have wished for and half of you are dreading permanent daylight savings time, which means in wintertime, sunrises will be ridiculously late. Detroit, for instance, would be at almost 9 a.m. straight up. We're talking about 9.15 a.m. in Boise, Idaho, 8.58 a.m. in Seattle. And even past 8.30 in places like Atlanta and San Francisco. This could be really, really crazy if this passes, because I know most of you don't remember like I do what happened in the

1970s when this was tried during the energy crisis. It completely flopped, but this has been what a lot of you have been rooting for. What's your opinion? Daylight saving time year round, standard time year round, keep going the way we are or find some sort of way to split the difference. I'm meteorologist Todd Gross. Let me know in the comments. Okay. Here's the thing. I understand we're going back to the 1970s or whatever it is that he's talking about. And I was around in the 1970s. I remember the 1970s. I remember the... The hostage situations. I remember the, you know, odd even for getting gas on your car, you know, putting gas into your car. I remember all that. I remember, you know, 30% to try to get a house. You know, it was like a really, really terrible time. And so what he's doing is he's trying to append to this in the current age. to the really bad stuff, the malaise and all that sort of stuff in the bad old days. But don't forget. Don't forget. When did we first change the clocks? Like, wasn't it put together so that the farmers could go out there and get what they needed? But wasn't that part of the calculus here? So, like, why? You know, you could have a hodgepodge of different states, right? You could have states that maybe want to change it. Maybe they're going to do it themselves. They don't care. Maybe you, you know, you go up there and by, you know, any of those northern climbs, you could probably just kind of mix it up a little bit. Couldn't you do it? I mean, what is holding us back? But you see, this is what we call trifling. Really, when you think about this, this is trifling. Once upon a time, everybody understood whatever time it was. And then somebody came in and said, no, let's tinker. Tinkers are usually not great. because they come in there and they go, well, you know what, we're just going to tinker and we'll just change this up a little bit. And then we're going to move this over here. And then before you know it, there's a, there's a, there's a, there's a, there's a, what time is it? You got to call the phone and you got to ask what time is it. Remember that was big in the, uh, in the old days? Um, you, you can't, you can't get this thing put together in the right sort of iteration and then what happens? Then what happens? Why don't we just leave everything, just go back to whatever the original was and leave it like that? We're not, we're not making.

We're not making, you know, nuclear bombs. We just say everybody agree to this and let this happen. But no, you know what's going to happen. There's going to be a sliver of Iowa. There's going to be a sliver of Miami. There's going to be something that's over here. I mean, have we learned nothing? Have we learned nothing from the ability to transfer in the portal? You know, this is exactly what's going to happen. Nobody's happy about the portal getting transferred, except for the kids that are getting a ton of money and everybody else who's left out. This is a problem. You see, tinkering is America's great scourge. I'm not talking about tinkering in your house. I'm not talking about tinkering with your car. I'm talking about big time tinkering. Can we not have nice things? You tell me, you want to make the case? I'll hear your case.

Brett Wooderball show. So happy to be back behind this microphone. And I got to tell you something. I mean, when I think about all the places I'd rather be, there's no place I'd rather be than here. You know why? Because we are. And I say this all the time. We are the nexus of the most important stuff that goes on around. What is Toyota affordability? It's buying smart. Your local Toyota dealer has great deals available today on RAV4, Grand Highlander, Camry, and Corolla with the features and style you deserve. It means driving for less with hybrid and plug-in hybrid options across the lineup, delivering great MPGs. And it means trading for more. Toyota is known for building long-lasting vehicles, meaning your car will hold its value for years to come. Shopped Toyota.com to find out more. Toyota, let's go places. The entire country, like if you think about this, and I have thought about this, the idea of being in the Carolinas, I mean, look, Lindsey Graham passes away, the entire world is looking to see what's going to happen next. You have an incredible opportunity to see an incredible race between Roy Cooper and Michael Whatley. I mean, this is, this is the place that everybody wants to be, the beaches, the communities. All of the stuff that is here is incredible when you really, really think about it. And look, we understand what's going on, right? You look up around the country and you've got places that are nice. You want to go nice. You go to Reno. You can be very nice in Reno. You can go to San Francisco. Why? I don't know, but perhaps maybe that's your cup of tea. You can go to any of these places. You can go to New York. You can go to Chicago. You can go to any number of the places that you want to go. But there's no action. See, that's one of the things that I like. I like a vibrant city. I like a city that is creating things. Sometimes scandal. I mean, for goodness sakes, did you read the papers in the last couple of days? They're going to, they're going to slap down all of these people that shouldn't be walking around late in the day, late at night, committing crimes, doing all this sort of stuff. This is something that tells you something. What do you mean? This is something that tells you something. Well, here's what it is.

People are getting sick and tired of the nonsense. And what we're seeing in our country right now is a high premium for what? A high premium for, if you think about this, quality of life. Now, I know you people that live outside of the city. I understand you're laughing, you're guffawing, you're doing all that sort of stuff. But the reality is, people go into Charlotte every single day. They commute. They go out for dinner. They spend time. You know, all that sort of stuff. We have an incredible opportunity here to be the big cahuna of this entirety that we're living in. And I'm serious when I talk about this. You see, what do you have here that other places don't have? You can name a number of different things. And I thought about this when I was away from the microphone. I was thinking deeply about what we have here and what a great sort of opportunity we have. Look at the people who come in here to get. healthy what about the people that come in here to get business what about people who come in here to get entertained what about all of that there are plenty of other places around the country but it does not have the and i'm not sucking up to you i'm not trying to i'm not trying to win you over but i got to tell you This is a place that's a destination. And it's also a place that you can get stuff done. Now, you might not be happy with the politics. You may not be happy with this, that, or the other thing. But no place is perfect. But when you sit back and you think about where can I operate? in a very specific way. Where am I going to get smart people? People who want to come down here from other places. You are seeing something that is a bounty in a lot of different ways. Again, I'm not sucking up. I'm just seeing that I can read what is good and what is not. Would you rather be in Chicago. Would you rather be in Minneapolis? Would you rather be in any of these other places? Or would you rather be in a place? Nice weather, good times, friendly people, and opportunity. There are a lot of places in this country whose opportunity has kind of spun out. And when you look at this and when you think about this, what do you get? When you, when you stack all this up, what do you get? Prosperity. See, that's being talked a lot about with the president of the United States, with...

companies with those sorts of things. But where is the prosperity? Where do you get the prosperity from? People are moving in every single day. And I'm not trying to soft soap you, but if you think about it, that's a good thing. That's an actual great thing, if you are willing to go ahead and recognize that. This is an empire, not just in Charlotte, not just across the border. You have opportunity to do anything you want, anything you need. And I think that's why you're seeing so many people coming in here who are asking the big question, okay, what's better than this? Brett Wooder Bull Show, no place I'd rather be than behind this microphone talking to you. I owe you people. I owe you all a debt of gratitude. And here's what I want to do. It is really great to be back here in this seat. And I mean that. Completely and totally. I missed being behind this microphone. I missed spending time with the great people at the station and, of course, at the listenership here. And it's really incredible. So I'm going to tell you, What went down while I was out with what we were doing, okay? So I have been sorely missed of my own accord. And I am blessed over the last couple of weeks. See, I went out on vacation. And then I came back from vacation and I went in and I had to have a colonoscopy. And I went in for the colonoscopy. And they found some stuff, stuff that you don't want to have. And so as a result of that, I was in the hospital having surgery during this. period of time. And I am so grateful for all the doctors that helped me out, that worked with me, incredible, incredible doctors, the good wishes coming my way. And so here's, I'm going to break this down for you. I came back from vacation in June. I went in for a colonoscopy, and they detected some stuff that my doctors and I did not like. And so as a consequence of that, I had to go and deal with that and handle that and do that sort of stuff. And as I am now, I am still dealing with some of the stuff. And it has been, but for the grace of God,

You know, and the people praying for me and all this sort of stuff, it was something that was really important for me to get through with all of this. And I can tell you something here that is interesting because of a lesson that we can all learn. You know, I've talked to five, ten people, friends of mine. And I said, I was sort of taking a poll. And I said, hey, have you, have you had a, have you had a colonoscopy? And like a couple of my best friends said, no, I'm 10 years out. Like I haven't done this yet. I've never done this. I'm going to tell you, folks, do it. I'm going to tell you, do it. Because you don't want to wake up. and realize that you should have done something that you should have done in that regard. And so this is why, and this isn't a pitch or anything like that, go get a colonoscopy. If you are afraid of doing it, I can assure you the other side of that is much scarier. Number one. Number two. This is why I tell everybody, go get scanned at craft body scan. And this is not a, it's not a push. It's not a, I'm not, I'm not selling you on that or any of that. But your health is incredibly important. And when I was laying in the hospital and I was, you know, surrounded by my, my family and all that sort of stuff, I, I redoubted and I said, listen. I'm going to get out of this. I'm going to move on. And we're going to be bigger and better and greater and stronger than ever. But here's the thing. This is what I want you to understand. Do not take your health for granted. All right. Don't take your health for granted. Go and get yourself checked out. I assure you the stuff that they've got nowadays is incredible. And I'm on a good plan. And that's that. That's what we were doing. And so. I'm back, I'm better. Everything's good. We're doing what we're supposed to do. And we're, you know, infotaining you and making you, you know, have fun and all that great stuff. So that's the only thing I wanted to put out there to you, which is, you know, take care of your health. Your loved ones want to see you. Everybody wants to see you. Even the people you don't like, they want to see you because it beats the alternative. And I can tell you, ladies and gentlemen, we're going to beat the alternative. And that's an incredibly important thing that I wanted to tell you guys about that. Do I have Spencer Spencer on the line? Spencer, what do you got there, buddy? Hey, Grant. Hey.

about daylight shifting time. Yes, sir. It's not daylight saving. You're not saving anything. That's true. You're shifting an hour in one direction. And I'm all for changing the two-year, you know, every twice a year change. I'm all for eliminating that. But we can't do it with the daylight. shifted one hour so that the light is still there at 9 o'clock at night. And the reason I say that is because, you know, I'm an astronomy nut. Yep. And the astronomy club in town takes Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts and stuff down to the observatory, and it's about an hour and a half out of town. And there are not many mothers and fathers who would take their kids down. an hour and a half out of town for a star party that starts well after 9 o'clock at night. Oh. But isn't that, isn't that selfish? Isn't that little selfish? No, I'm not being selfish. I'm being a teacher here. We teach these kids, you know, about astronomy, and maybe they'll get into astronomy in school and stuff. Ah. What is Toyota affordability? It's buying smart. Your local Toyota dealer has great deals available today on RAV-4, Grand Highlander, Camry, and Corolla, with the features and style you deserve. It means driving for less, with hybrid and plug-in hybrid options across the lineup, delivering great MPGs. And it means trading for more. Toyota is known for building long-lasting vehicles, meaning your car will hold its value for years to come. Shop Toyota.com to find out more. Toyota. Let's go places. Ah. All right. You know what? I'll take it. I'll take it under advisement. And I appreciate that, Spencer. And you're my favorite astronomer. By the way. Yes, sir? We decided to go to the eclipse in Spain. Wow. Wow. Way to go, man. I can't wait to you. Send me some pictures. Thanks so much. That's Spencer.

Welcome back. It's the Brett Winterbull Show. Good to be with you. Let me go out and talk to Kyle on line one. Kyle, what's on your mind? Well, Brett, first and foremost, welcome back, and congratulations on a successful procedure. Thank you. It never fails. We all hope that... We all wish if something like that happens to us that somebody would have told us to do something about it, you know, when it was easier to handle. And I hope somebody out there takes that to heart and goes and get the procedure done to check for things that they might not have it otherwise. Yeah, definitely. Definitely. I appreciate that. Yeah, absolutely. Yep, yep. Secondly, on daylight savings, I'm in the exact opposite boat as the previous caller. In the wintertime, when they changed the time, I'm already going to work in the dark. I would really like to see the sun when I get out of work. And I hear everybody always say, oh, well, we got to think about the kids and everything else, every time that we change the daylight. What about everybody else? Everybody that's already been to school, we got stuff to do. We would really like to get things done in the afternoon. When did we got through daylight? And, you know, it's not light at 9 p.m. during the wintertime. Okay. Can I ask you a question? That's my theory. Okay. I got a question for you. And I'm not playing in a game or anything like that. What is the time? So, like, is the time now or is the time? The other time. According to what they, according to what the House voted for. Yeah. You know, 300-something votes for across party lines. It would keep the time as it is right now. Okay. But was that always the time? Or have we just adjusted the time? Uh, no. So we are, we are an hour off of what, what the rest of the world would call our universal standard time or what have you. Okay. With daylight savings time as it is during the summertime. Well, I would think as a conservative, if we were conservatives, we should be stuck with that other time instead of this time. It's a fair argument. Again, there's just, there are millions of people that go into depression during the wintertime because they never get to see the sun. You know, like I said, it's dark out when we go to work. And when the time changes, it's dark out when we get out of work. Okay. But shouldn't we just kind of buck up and just, you know, do what we've got to do? World War II, they had wartime, right? Remember it was wartime? And that sort of stuff. I understand that. But, I mean, for goodness sakes, we should just, if we are conservatives, and I would put this challenge out there.

Any conservative would want it to just be what it was when Davy Jasmine Crockett was walking the earth. Because, I mean, that's what it should be. God wanted it that way, I think. Maybe I'm wrong. I don't know, but I mean, that's... That's fair, but I'll counter with Davey Jasmine Crockett didn't have to be at the office at a specific time and wasn't required to stay there until a specific time. At torches. When the sun came up and... They had torches. They got torches. They had torches. They had pots. They, you know, they're doing all this kind of stuff. You know what? You may have persuaded me, and I appreciate that. Very, very much, Kyle. Do it we can. You're the man. Thanks so much for being out there. Absolutely. Tim on two. Tim, welcome to the program. Hey, Brett. Hello. I heard about your procedure. Yes, sir. And I just want to relay that everybody needed to get checked. Yes. Because I was 55 and I had put it off. And then I went and had a colonoscopy. And when I woke up, I thought I was done. But it finds out that I had colorectal cancer. Oh, yeah. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Get check. Life changing. You know, I was in surgery for 16 hours, and I'm on a bag now. So get checked. Yep. Great, great advice, my friend. God bless you, Tim. And thank you so much for being out there, man. God bless you. I really appreciate hearing from you. Yeah, yeah. I take a year off of working construction. I'm going back at it. I'm 59 now. Way to go. Way to go, man. Keep going. Keep going. That's what you got to do, my friend. Keep us updated, okay? Appreciate that very, very much. Yeah, absolutely. Mike Daisley. Mike Daisley. What's on your mind? Well, Brett, it's important. Our subject is daylight saving time. It is incredibly important. I want to talk us about something that's really important, and that is Brett Winneble is back in his chair and behind that, Mike, where he belongs. Welcome back, sir. I appreciate that very much, Mike. I really do appreciate that. You may recall the last time you and I spoke, I think it was the last time. I actually had indicated that I myself. had a surprise medical procedure when they discovered the gene. My heart had this tendency to just pause for several seconds. Oh, wow. I got rushed in for a pacemaker. And so to hear that you had had that preventative testing. And the only reason they actually knew about that for me is they had put me on a heart monitor several weeks earlier. And if I hadn't been on the heart monitor,

They might not have known that. Wow. What I'm here to do, basically, Brett, is to echo your request to your audience, which is to say, don't take your health for granted. Yep. Go and get these various tests. Now, the problem is, of course, is that, you know, some insurance companies allow it. Some insurance companies don't. Right. But to the extent that you can get tested, get tested and better to know than not know. You know what I mean? Amen. Great, great stuff, Mike. And I really appreciate you checking in with me today. And thanks for the great words. Absolutely. And look, see, we can have a parallel conversation, which is really cool, right? So we can have daylight savings time and we can have health. And you know what? What do they always say? What do they always say? They always say when you change the time, you run the risk of, you know, having a difficult, you know, acclamation there. That's one of the things. So I was...

Perusing Politico earlier today, did you know? Now, maybe I knew this, but maybe I didn't remember this. Jack Smith obtained text messages from 44 members of Congress. Senate Judiciary Chair Chuck Grassley, this was a relay that took place today during the back and forth with the new potential person who's going to be taking over the the the position that Pam Bondi had, reiterated plans to call the former special counsel to testify before his committee. Former special counsel Jack Smith obtained. text messages that 44 members of Congress sent to senior White House officials during the final weeks of President Donald Trump's first term, Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley revealed today. So they were spying on 44 members of Congress. 44 members of Congress. The latest exchanges were part of a trove of materials that the National Archives turned over to Smith's teams following a subpoena for White House records stretching from October 2020 to January 2021. Smith's top deputies received the materials in August of 2023, just weeks after the grand jury indictment against Trump and all that sort of stuff. Chuck Grassley, his release of these materials is part of a broader effort by the Iowa Republican and other Trump allies to. portray Smith as a reckless or overaggressive prosecutor in his pursuit of criminal cases against Trump and the Biden administration. So 33. 33. Now, no, 44. I'm sorry, 44. 44. Now, do you think they vacuumed up everything? Or do you think they just left it in just this little small place that nobody should really know about or anything like that? How do we know, right? How do we know that we go back to the ability to go ahead about regular order? Have we made sure?

that they're not still spying? How do we know that they're not spying as it relates to anything else? And I'm talking about like, you know, just sort of talking to the speaker of the house. Maybe they're surveilling him. Maybe we've got this going on. Like, how do we know that this isn't going to go away or it did go away? See, see. Do you trust? Do you trust the deep state? Because you got to remember. They tried to play it hard and loose. And that's a problem. I'm old enough to remember. I'm old enough to remember when they were surveilling Christians, when they were surveilling Catholics. who happened to also be Christians. You remember all that stuff that was going on? And yet, what do we see? What do we hear? What do we know? Oh, no, no. We already shut that down. It's already been shut down. Don't worry about it. How do we know? I mean, Watergate was Watergate. How do we know that they're not surveilling the Republican conference to try to get information? I mean, at a minimum, I would think this is a problem. At a minimum, I would be sitting back here saying, wait a minute, of course. Well, you know, you got to do your duty. And the duty you got to do is the duty that you're going to get. And unfortunately, you got to worry about this stuff. I mean, how do we know? I mean, I'm sitting here and I'm going, what are we doing? You know, you sit back there and you look at this and you say to yourself, okay, let's just change those phone numbers. I mean, let's just change those phone numbers and make them so that we're going to make them impervious so that you can't sneak into what's going on here. I mean, after all. After all, commies are everywhere. And the commies, the commies are, they take no, no, no, no, no, uh, guff. You know, they'll, they'll go right at you. I'm just wondering about this. Like how many people, how many staffers didn't change their phones? I mean, it's just one of those things you got to wonder about, right? Or maybe not. You know what I'm going to do? I'm going to do verify. I'm going to verify and... What is Toyota affordability? It's buying smart. Your local Toyota dealer has great deals available today on Tacoma, Tundra, and Forerunner with the space and features for any adventure. It means driving for less, with available hybrid options, delivering great MPGs without sacrificing power. And it means trading for more. Toyota is known for building long-lasting vehicles, meaning your truck will hold its value for years to come.

Shop Toyota.com to find out more. Toyota, let's go places. Not and not do the same sort of thing. I'm just going to let it. Well, let it ride. What's the worst that could happen? Do you trust or do you verify? That's the question for the next hour. Give you fuel, give me fire, give me that what I desire. third hour of the program. Anything can happen in the third hour. Did you guys know that? It's true. I've done a great deal of, you know, sort of... thinking about this. And anything can happen in the third hour. By the way, it's Brett Winterble. I know you're shocked. You're getting in your car and you're saying that's Winterable. Winterble is in the car with me. Yes, I am. And it is a pleasure to be with you. And I got to tell you, we got so much great sound that we're just going to dive right into this, Nick. We've got so much good stuff that we're going to throw around. This is a guy by the name of Chamith. Paliapia, who is a guy who once upon a time did not like Donald Trump, thought he was a fake, a phony, totally crazy. No good, no great, all that sort of stuff. Cut number one, let's hear it from Chammoth. Go. The reality is that most of us relied to by the media about President Trump. And if you just go back to the source material, You should take away two things. One, he didn't say half the things he said. And two, why did these other people just fabricate what they wanted to say so that they could essentially assassinate his character? I think that that second thing is completely unacceptable in America. And there's still been no repercussions, really. I took the time to learn about it. I admitted... where, you know, the way that I met him was I admitted on the pod, which, you know, has millions of viewers. And I said, I got it totally wrong because I went and I watched Charlottesville. And you know the first person to call me? President Trump. And I got to know him. And I put the phone down. I called my wife and I said, we got it totally, totally wrong. We were lied to. And then I got to know him. And he is fantastic. Okay. With that in mind. With that in mind. Do you believe that if you get it wrong in the world of politics, that you should apologize? It's a really simple question, right? I mean, it either is we should just let it go or we should apologize. What is the difficulty of apologizing if you get something wrong? Now, look, I know that you got these phrases, right, own the libs, own the conservatives, whatever that's going to be. But at a certain point, and I was thinking about this in the last couple of days, at a certain point, you become a liar if you don't acknowledge that what you said was wrong.

What is it about our culture today? What is it about that? If somebody slandered you, you would go find a lawyer maybe and say, listen, I have been slandered and I want my good name brought back to where it should be. But what is the difficulty in saying, I'm sorry, or I was wrong, or any of that sort of stuff? Again, I understand, own the libs, own the conservatives, all that sort of stuff. But in a basic part of what we're looking at in our world today, would you want your kid? to come home every day from school and lie to you. Would you want your spouse to come to your house and lie to you every single day? What would you say to somebody who was lying to you every single day? The reason why I bring this up is not because of Chathath. It's not because of any of those other things. It's about the media. Because when you hear this clip that I just played, he says we were lied to us by the media. What was the original sin in the original race that Donald Trump ran for office? Adam Schiff and the cohorts with them. lied about Donald Trump being in bed with Russian spies. Why did they refuse to say we're sorry? Why? Donald Trump could have put a placard on his, you know, run. and put it out as a Democrat. He could have said, look, I'm a Democrat. And look, they're telling me that I'm spying, that I'm in bed with these Russians and all this sort of stuff, except they would never have done that to him. They would never have done that to him. So why is it that if you come across somebody and they are lying and you tell them that they are lying, what are we supposed to do? What are you supposed to do if you are caught lying? It's an easy answer. You say, I'm sorry. You say, I'm sorry. You say, listen, hey, I got this wrong. Wow, that was bad. I shouldn't have done that. That was a big mistake. I'm never going to do it again. No, in this time and place, everybody's a cheater in Washington, D.C. What, Brett? Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, what are he's on? No, but that's what it becomes? Everybody's lying.

How do we know what the truth is? How do we know that we get our good name back? How do we know? And what would you say if your kid came home from school and said, hey, yeah, I lie. I lie all the time. I lie every day. 24-7, 365. What are you supposed to do for the credit? How do you get right with this? This is a problem. This is an institutional problem. Look at people who run around saying, oh, sure, yeah, absolutely. This transgender person can absolutely have eight babies. Can they? Do we know that? I don't know that. Has it happened? Give me the evidence. We have decided in a very ugly way that we are going to live in one particular way, lying and fantasy. How do we fix this? We're only about a month away from going back to school. Somebody tell me how we correct this because... People, as far as I can see, and I've certainly told my own fair share of lies and things and stuff like that throughout my life, but the reality is, how do you fix it? How do you know? How do you stop from being a counterfeit person? lying at every possible way. I'll take your thoughts. 704. What's the number? 704. It's my first day back. What's the number there, Nick? Give me the number. You got the sheet. I need the number. What's that? 704. 540. How do I know you're not lying? How do I know you're not lying? I don't. Darn it. Welcome back. Brett Winterbull Show. Good to be with you. Don't tread on me. Don't tread on me, but you might have to tread on the lettuce. I mean, what is going on here? I go away. I had to handle some stuff. I come back. And what is with this? Like, have we are we getting attacked? Are we getting attacked by severe stomach bugs from the greens? What's going on with the greens? I mean, it's, oh, this thing is, this happens kind of frequently. Why are we having problems with our stuff that we eat? Nick? You're not eating any of that lettuce. Sorry, are you, are you eating lettuce? You better not be smoking the lettuce. Because that's something totally different. Whatever happens happens, you know. Are you eating lettuce? No, you're not eating. I mean, all I know was, I was reading, I was reading during the, uh, my interregnum. And I'm, I'm looking at this and I'm going, okay. So we, you can't eat the, uh,

The bugs. I mean, you can't eat the stuff. So what do we eat? What do we have to do with this? I don't understand this. This is no headline that I ever want to hear ever again. Health officials zero in on lettuce in explosive diarrhea outbreak probe. I don't want a probe and I don't want to eat lettuce. How do we get rid of this? The New York Times, how freaked out should you be about the nightmare stomach bug? Well, if you know where it's coming from, right, then you can isolate it. It's not having, you know, the attack from specific things. Those, that lettuce is just very frightening. And I got to tell you this right now, I'm looking at your local epidemiologist. explosive food-borne outbreak. The real you know what show, that's what's happening. Well, nothing like the U.S.'s. biggest explosive diarrhea outbreak ever to take me out of vacation mode, this guy's talking about. I wouldn't be making any jokes about that. I mean, I don't know. I don't understand how they do this. don't they like shouldn't you just i mean i don't know i this is all i know is remember about three weeks ago four weeks ago uh my friend and remember we were talking about twelve dollar lettuce do you remember all this and then california lettuce yes the california lettuce and then after a certain period of time Now we're getting attacked. I mean, I don't know. Food poisoning is no joke. I mean, that is one of the worst possible things that can happen to you. And look, already, I'm, I was always skeptical about lettuce. Even back before, I was, I was very much, very, very, you know, a little worried about this and it feels to me like you should just boil it just have a boiled salad i mean i'm not saying you should do that i don't know okay i don't have that science but the reality is i mean you're looking at this kind of stuff and then you say to yourself well hold on a minute what what does this mean this is this is this is really like this is not good And then here's what happens. They come out and they go, it's all okay. It's all good. Don't worry about it. We got the culprit. And then everybody, what do they do? You get load into saying, okay, that's not there anymore. I mean, my good friend, guy I trust, John Stewart, it's because the field hands use the bathroom in the field. I don't like that. Can we stop that? Can we give people gloves? I don't know where that's coming from with the farmers providing aqua. Yeah, it's the port-a-johns. The port-a-Jay Jones are the problem. This, oh, God, Bob G. Bob G has got a beautiful, I mean, very beautiful, gosh, what?

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They said it's good for this reason, but in the other end, they want to harm you. That's the first one. Yes. The second one about your segment about the guy that said Donald Trump is everything that they was telling about him is a lie. In our old script, it's say somebody that, how you say, give a bad name or, you know, it's called a Sean Ryan Hebrew that talk bad about somebody else. He needs to be, have death. Because this man that talk bad things about you, it disrupt your life, destroy your life, destroy your family, destroy your relationship with the community. And this cannot go easily like this. So this is a very serious thing, what's happening in our country. Yes. And the sad things is... that they ignore it. They don't do anything about it. It's like it's okay. It's routine to do that. It's okay to do a character assassination to anybody they don't like. And this has to be really prosecuted. You know, it's true because, I mean, there's such a thing of, you know, justice, right? How do you get your good name back when you need to have justice settled, right? I mean, you have to make some sort of an amends, but if, you know, this goes on and on and on and on, and it's a terrible thing. Right. And the problem is that the Justice Department is not as it used to be. You know, there is so much polarization and this side and that side. Judges don't have to have parity relationship. They have to look at the law and the character, whatever they want to do with their political things. Keep it for yourself. That's right. Take it out of the courtroom. This is, you know, they have to go home too. Yes, they do. I don't know who has the right, the Congress, I think. for these federal judges. The state is a different thing because some of them they voted for. Yes. But the federal government can, you know, take off all these, you know, judges that are just, you know, wrong. That's right. Exactly right. Great stuff. Thank you so much for calling in today. And I really appreciate you with your analysis. Thank you so much. And God bless you. And it's really good to hear from you. You know what? In fact, Hey, while we're on this, Nick, give me cut 10.

Give me, this is cut 10, because here we go. Here, here's another one of these with Joe Kernan and, and Chammoth. Cut 10, go. You said it's 100% right on climate change. You're 100% right on climate change. What about Trump? Oh, my. You're 100% right on Trump. He's fantastic. Great person? Unbelievable person, very smart, on top of it, open-minded, debates with you. Great president? Great president so far. See what he did? That guy, he flipped the script. He gave you two for one. That's pretty cool. All right. Let's look at a couple other things here, too, okay? Kathy Hochul. I'm going to be due for traffic here in a second, but you've got to hear Kathy Hochul in this next segment. And you've got to hear something that you will not believe from Zohran Mamdani. Zohran Mamdani is a lunatic. Good to be with you, Brent Wooderball Show. Lots of stuff. Let's see what we got here. Dean says, does the word garden reverberate it all be a man of the earth? I don't think I have that technique. I don't think I have that technique. I don't think I can be that. John with another humdinger. Does any other country do daylight savings time? I don't think so. Maybe. former i don't know it's a good question they're the same amount of daylight regardless of what the clock says so if a farmer needs more light to get his crop in just to start earlier in the day i agree i agree with that uh dan from San Diego. He's, oh, you're welcome to have me back. I like that very much. Matt, Brett, great to have you back behind the mic. Charlotte missed you and Charlotte needs you to keep us straight going to see Chicago and foreigner Saturday night. This city rocks. You're right on there. You're right on there, Matt. And I hope you enjoy the concert. That's fantastic. Okay. We have dummies. We have dummies amidst us. Not here. Thank goodness. But we've got dummies. And you've got to hear this. This is something that is just an incredible thing. This is Kathy Hochul. Kathy Hochul is trying to figure out why nobody wants to live in New York City. Check this out. Cut number 13, please go.

Can we talk about the latest report from the Citizens Budget Commission? And I know you're very aware of this and sensitive to big businesses leaving New York City. Their latest report basically said wealthy individuals are moving out, families are moving out, and single filers are coming in, people who really can't afford New York City are coming here. You had to bail out New York City $8 billion this budget. They're saying they see a 10. billion dollar budget deficit. What do you think? How do we stop this? Well, first of all, the data that came out is from 2022. Do you think it's any better? I mean, we had an eight billion dollar budget deficit this year. Let me let me explain. Yeah. Back then. Big driver of people leaving, and you could draw a through line from when the Donald Trump administration and Congress got rid of the state local tax deduction. All of a sudden, everybody in New York paid higher taxes because we used to, since Abraham Lincoln was president, they started the tax code, you never were double taxed. They changed that. So states like New York, you lost that deduction. So it got more expensive to be here just with the signing of that law, 2017, 2019. Those were the years when people started the outmigration of businesses and individuals. And then what happens in 2020 gets slammed with the pandemic. So people who maybe had a vacation home or a temporary home in Palm Beach said, I'm moving my whole family here. I mean, the city's falling apart here. Everybody's getting sick. I'm not staying there. So there's an interesting trend right that drove that factor. You don't think that's a problem. I mean, come on. What are you doing? She's incompetent. She is incompetent. You want to know who's even worse? Oh, I'll give you something here. Cut number 14. Zohran Mamdani tries to reclassify rapes in New York City. Maybe that's why people are not wanting to go to New York City. Cut number 14, go. And what I think is important to know is a lot of the increase in rape also comes from an expanded definition of what counts as rape, as well as survivors coming forward for acts that took place years prior. Do you understand that you should never... ever ever just give give that like as a flippant answer see this is what's happening Remember what I said at the very beginning of the second hour of the program? I said, think about what a great place Charlotte is. Think about all the stuff that you can do here. Yes, there's scratches. There's dents. There's crime. Of course, that's every place. But my goodness, you've got this incompetent Kathy Hochul and you've got this incompetent Zohran Mamdani.

And you want to know what, I want to leave you with something that I think is very important, all right? This is cut number four. Cut number four is a chic, Sadiq. And he wants to just get rid of the Senate. Cut number four, fire. We just don't see the point of the Senate. Historically, it was meant to serve very wealthy people who owned a lot of land. And that's still a system that we have today. It's something we would change. We would expand what the House of Representatives does and make it more actually representative of people who live in this country. So would you like to abolish the Senate? That's part of our platform. And we don't think that's extreme. We think it's a change that would help make this country more democratic. You're stupid. I'm sorry. You're dumb. That's dumb because what they want, what these goofballs want is to come out and to just say, we're just going to have the house, the house. It's just we're just going to have a house that's 3,000 people in the house. And we're just going to have a house that's 3,000 people in the house. And we're just going to do all this sort of stuff. See, these people, these people are so over. caffeinated. They're so over whatever you want to say. They don't even understand the reasons for this stuff. They want to play with their little Legos. They want to sit back and just be like, just try this. Yeah, just turn these wheels here. See what ends up happening here. You know what? I'm telling you something right now. And I will make this prediction right now. You are going to end up with a battle. I don't know when it's going to happen, but you're going to end up with a battle. And on one side, the normal people will side with the billionaires and the rest of these people, they have no idea what the plan is because they don't understand how we got here. They skipped right over all of the stuff. It's like grabbing an IKEA piece and going, oh, yeah, I can totally. put this together i don't need to look at any sort of a map or anything yeah i can totally build this and then they build it and the entire thing collapses but you know what that's what they want they want the greatest country in the world to collapse why because every other country around this world is substandard The United States of America is the most important country in American history, in world history, in any part of any of that. And I'm telling you, folks, they think that they can tinker with this. This is going to be a very easy win when it comes to the election in the midterms. Why? Because they have an overbought.

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