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

Brett kicks off the program by talking about media manipulation and the repeated political playbook he believes the left deploys. He argues that progressive strategists use the same tactics year after year, targeting dissenting voices and shaping narratives through coordinated censorship efforts. Brett highlights a report claiming that the UK Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff, Morgan McSweeney, ran a covert campaign to undermine Breitbart and other unaligned outlets—a move he sees as part of a broader international trend against free expression

He contrasts this with what he says would have happened in the U.S. if Trump had not won in 2024, arguing that major American media outlets would have suppressed major stories while promoting shallow or misleading narratives. Brett warns that many allied nations "draft" off the U.S. while embracing restrictive policies, and he challenges listeners to identify what they want accomplished in the next 18 months to protect the country’s direction

Later Brett discusses the surprising stability of Ole Miss’ ranking despite Lane Kiffin’s departure, using it to highlight how strong leadership builds organizations that can thrive even after a key figure moves on. He compares it to succession planning in business, emphasizing that great leaders develop teams capable of sustained success. The conversation then shifts to reactions around Kiffin’s move to LSU, noting that fan frustration is natural but often emotional rather than rational. Brett also touches on the sudden voting swings in the Tennessee 7 District race, framing public concern as part of a broader distrust in voting mechanisms, while acknowledging that elections—like sporting events—aren’t over until they’re over

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