Tune in here to this Monday's edition of the Brett Winterble Show! 

Brett kicks off the program by talking about Martin Luther King Jr. Day and the era of political confrontation shaping modern leadership, setting the tone with a reflection on sacrifice, conflict, and power. He argues that friction is an essential force in public life, drawing a clear line between principled disagreement and destructive fighting.

Brett frames President Donald Trump as the defining figure of confrontation politics, noting how his rise challenged institutions that traditionally operated behind closed doors. The discussion traces Trump’s sustained clashes with the intelligence community, the Department of Justice, major financial institutions, and political rivals, presenting these disputes as central to his governing style rather than side effects.

Later Brett discusses a listener’s message framing Donald Trump as a strategic thinker and the broader geopolitical stakes facing the United States, expanding the conversation into history, leadership, and global power dynamics. Reacting to claims that Trump “plays 3D chess,” Brett weighs the idea that major foreign threats—from China and Russia to instability in the Western Hemisphere—are driving aggressive strategic moves, including renewed interest in Greenland and NATO alliances

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