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

.Brett kicks off the program by examining Vice President Kamala Harris’s elusive public strategy. Despite her active campaigning, Harris remains tightly scripted and rarely deviates from prepared statements. She has distanced herself from her past positions and current agenda, with changes communicated through anonymous aides and unsourced statements. What’s behind her deliberate opacity, and what risks does it pose?

Brett also covers the latest figures on federal borrowing. In FY 2024, the government borrowed $5 billion a day. The Congressional Budget Office reports a $1.5 trillion deficit for the first 10 months of the fiscal year—$103 billion less than the same period last year. Meanwhile, the Peter G. Peterson Foundation tracks the national debt at $35.08 trillion, or $104,193 per American. What do these numbers mean for the economy and everyday citizens? 

Vice President Kamala Harris, aiming to distance herself from President Biden's struggles with economic issues, is shifting her focus to address middle-class concerns. She plans to unveil new initiatives aimed at reducing the costs of healthcare, housing, and food for middle-class families. Additionally, Harris will outline her strategy to tackle corporate price-gouging and provide relief to consumers. 

We're joined by Gordon G. Chang from  to talk about U.S. Superpower Status Winterble questions whether the U.S. is still considered a superpower given recent challenges, including the situation in Afghanistan and tensions in regions like the South China Sea. And Chang acknowledges that the U.S. is still the sole superpower but criticizes the current administration for not effectively using American power. He argues that the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan has emboldened adversaries like China, Russia, and Iran, making the world more dangerous.

 Brett is also joined by Alfredo Ortiz to talk about The Consumer Price Index (CPI) shows a slowing rate of increase, inflation remains a significant issue due to the compounded effects of past price hikes. He emphasizes that basic costs like gas and food have increased substantially and that ordinary Americans are feeling the strain. 

Bo Thompson from Good Morning BT is also here for this Wednesday  episode of Crossing the Streams. Brett and Bo talk about and The classic movie Back to the Future and marvels End game as they compare to Kamala Harris's campaign also talks about JJ McCarthy season ending injury  also shares what Beth and Bo have coming up Thursday on Good Morning BT!

 Listen here for all of this and more on The Brett Winterble Show