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Every weeknight from 7-8 PM, "Breaking Brett Jensen" comes off the beat for a deep dive into the day's top stories, and to answer your questions at 704-520-1110.

Every weeknight from 7-8 PM, "Breaking Brett Jensen" comes off the beat for a deep dive into the day's top stories, and to answer your questions at 704-520-1110.

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Tune in here to this ​Friday edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!

Breaking Brett Jensen kicks off the show by discussing an interview he conducted with Olivier Faye of Le Monde, France’s newspaper of record. Faye traveled to Charlotte from Paris to speak with Jensen about the stabbing of Iryna Zarutska on Charlotte’s light rail system in August of last year. During the interview, Jensen asks why Le Monde is interested in an American crime story involving Zarutska. Faye explains that news of the incident has spread rapidly on French social media in recent months. He says he made the lengthy trip to Charlotte to gather the facts firsthand so he could provide an accurate report to readers in France.

Jensen then continues his “Freshman Congressmen” series, speaking with U.S. Rep. Tim Moore, who recently marked one year representing North Carolina’s 14th Congressional District. At the start of the interview, Jensen asks Moore to reflect on how the expectations of the job compared with the reality of his first term. Moore says serving in Congress has been “an honor,” particularly given “the times in which we live.” He adds that seeing the United States regain respect on the international stage is among the positive developments he has witnessed during his first year in office.

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Tune in here to this ​Friday edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!
Breaking Brett Jensen kicks off the show by discussing an interview he conducted with Olivier Faye of Le Monde, France&rsquo;s newspaper of record. Faye traveled to Charlotte from Paris to speak with Jensen about the stabbing of Iryna Zarutska on Charlotte&rsquo;s light rail system in August of last year. During the interview, Jensen asks why Le Monde is interested in an American crime story involving Zarutska. Faye explains that news of the incident has spread rapidly on French social media in recent months. He says he made the lengthy trip to Charlotte to gather the facts firsthand so he could provide an accurate report to readers in France.
Jensen then continues his &ldquo;Freshman Congressmen&rdquo; series, speaking with U.S. Rep. Tim Moore, who recently marked one year representing North Carolina&rsquo;s 14th Congressional District. At the start of the interview, Jensen asks Moore to reflect on how the expectations of the job compared with the reality of his first term. Moore says serving in Congress has been &ldquo;an honor,&rdquo; particularly given &ldquo;the times in which we live.&rdquo; He adds that seeing the United States regain respect on the international stage is among the positive developments he has witnessed during his first year in office.
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1-9-26: French Reporter Talks Iryna; Rep Moore Joins

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Tune in here to this ​Thursday edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!

Tonight, Breaking Brett Jensen is joined by several representatives from North Carolina state government. He opens the show with North Carolina Sen. Brad Overcash, who represents Gaston County, to discuss the state budget, which was not passed in 2025. During the interview, Jensen asks Overcash why the budget - which many government employees rely on for pay raises - was not passed last year. Overcash cites ongoing disagreements between the House and Senate as the reason for the delay, but emphasizes that the General Assembly has approved several measures in key areas, including staff increases.

Next, Jensen speaks with North Carolina GOP Chair Jason Simmons about voter registration. For the first time, Republicans have surpassed Democrats in the total number of registered voters statewide. Jensen asks Simmons how that shift came to fruition. Simmons attributes the increase in Republican voters to growing support for conservative priorities and policies over the past decade, both statewide and nationally.

Finally, Jensen talks with U.S. Rep. Mark Harris, who recently marked his one-year anniversary representing North Carolina’s 8th Congressional District. Harris calls his first year in Congress “incredible,” saying it has been “a privilege” to serve the people of the district. Jensen also asks Harris about his “welcome to Congress” moment, among other topics.

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Tune in here to this ​Thursday edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!
Tonight, Breaking Brett Jensen is joined by several representatives from North Carolina state government. He opens the show with North Carolina Sen. Brad Overcash, who represents Gaston County, to discuss the state budget, which was not passed in 2025. During the interview, Jensen asks Overcash why the budget - which many government employees rely on for pay raises - was not passed last year. Overcash cites ongoing disagreements between the House and Senate as the reason for the delay, but emphasizes that the General Assembly has approved several measures in key areas, including staff increases.
Next, Jensen speaks with North Carolina GOP Chair Jason Simmons about voter registration. For the first time, Republicans have surpassed Democrats in the total number of registered voters statewide. Jensen asks Simmons how that shift came to fruition. Simmons attributes the increase in Republican voters to growing support for conservative priorities and policies over the past decade, both statewide and nationally.
Finally, Jensen talks with U.S. Rep. Mark Harris, who recently marked his one-year anniversary representing North Carolina&rsquo;s 8th Congressional District. Harris calls his first year in Congress &ldquo;incredible,&rdquo; saying it has been &ldquo;a privilege&rdquo; to serve the people of the district. Jensen also asks Harris about his &ldquo;welcome to Congress&rdquo; moment, among other topics.
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1-8-26: NC Senator Overcash & Rep Harris Join

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Tune in here to this Wednesday edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!

Breaking Brett Jensen opens the show by discussing Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden. Jensen conducted a brief interview with McFadden following a town hall-style event at the Valerie Woodard Center. Jensen first asks the sheriff about his thoughts on an upcoming trip to Raleigh, where he is scheduled to testify before the Oversight Committee on Jan. 29.

McFadden describes the trip as an educational opportunity to inform officials in Raleigh about what he says is a widespread misconception regarding the true role of his office. Jensen then asks McFadden about several topics that could arise during the meeting, including safety on the Charlotte Area Transit System.

Jensen also asks McFadden about the petition filed by NC State Rep Carla Cunningham to have him removed from office. 

Later in the show, Jensen discusses a new book written by former Charlotte City Councilwoman Tiawana Brown, who, along with her two daughters, faces felony charges for receiving federal funds during COVID. The book is titled “Unbreakable: The Rise, the Fire, and the Fight, Part 1.” Jensen notes that including “Part 1” in the title suggests additional books by Brown may follow. Jensen also points out that the book’s synopsis contains grammatical errors.

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Tune in here to this Wednesday edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!
Breaking Brett Jensen opens the show by discussing Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden. Jensen conducted a brief interview with McFadden following a town hall-style event at the Valerie Woodard Center. Jensen first asks the sheriff about his thoughts on an upcoming trip to Raleigh, where he is scheduled to testify before the Oversight Committee on Jan. 29.
McFadden describes the trip as an educational opportunity to inform officials in Raleigh about what he says is a widespread misconception regarding the true role of his office. Jensen then asks McFadden about several topics that could arise during the meeting, including safety on the Charlotte Area Transit System.
Jensen also asks McFadden about the petition filed by NC State Rep Carla Cunningham to have him removed from office.&nbsp;
Later in the show, Jensen discusses a new book written by former Charlotte City Councilwoman Tiawana Brown, who, along with her two daughters, faces felony charges for receiving federal funds during COVID. The book is titled&nbsp;&ldquo;Unbreakable: The Rise, the Fire, and the Fight, Part 1.&rdquo; Jensen notes that including &ldquo;Part 1&rdquo; in the title suggests additional books by Brown may follow. Jensen also points out that the book&rsquo;s synopsis contains grammatical errors.
Listen here for all of this and more on Breaking With Brett Jensen.
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1-7-26: McFadden Interview; Wordsmith Tiawana Brown

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/78a347aa-3282-4ac5-837c-a72300032082/clips/bc659ad2-21de-4bf3-8667-b3cc000a7ad0/transcript

EXCLUSIVE: Monroe Restaurant Sued After Drag Show Protests

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