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Breaking Brett Jensen kicks off the show by talking about Charlotte-Mecklenburg School Board member Melissa Easley's comments about the political assassination of Charlie Kirk. Jensen references a Facebook post from Easley in which she states in part, "don't expect me to feel sorry, pitty, (sic) or mournful” for the killing of Charlie Kirk. Jensen notes that this is a bad look for Easley, and how she doesn’t comprehend her faults...

Jensen is also joined by Monroe Mayor Robert Burns, who acknowledges the tragic passing of Charlie Kirk, as well as exposing social media posts by the former chair of the Union County Democratic Party. He mentions that the Republican Party does not stand for any political violence, as well as taking up arms with people they disagree with. He goes on to mention that the former chairman of the Democratic Party in Union County is against everything associated with the white race. Mayor Burns remarks that his post on social media implied that "the cost of Charlie Kirk's death is the result of fascism". Burns explains the he and his Party exposed him for his post in order to bring bigger political issues to light, and that authorities have been notified of this person's actions.

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