EPISODE · May 15, 2026 · 24 MIN
America Must Learn to End War Responsibly | 05-15-26
from Liberty Roundtable Podcast · host Sam Bushman
Sam Bushman and Dr. Scott Bradley of freedomsrisingsun.com dig into one of the most important questions facing America right now: how do we get out of war responsibly? Sam lays out a constitutional framework demanding Congress define objectives, set benchmarks, and create an exit strategy before funding another conflict. Dr. Bradley backs it up with the founding documents, the 69th Federalist Paper, and a warning that the republic is at a hinge point. They also cover the Mark Kelly controversy, Thomas Massie, bought-and-paid-for senators, and whether there's any real hope left before the midterms. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro: Sam Bushman and Dr. Scott Bradley 1:23 - America must learn to end war responsibly: Sam's framework 4:00 - Congress must reclaim constitutional authority over war funding 5:33 - Dr. Bradley: all war making power belongs to Congress, not the president 7:16 - The Chesapeake affair: how Jefferson handled it right 9:55 - We the People must pressure Congress or fire them at midterms 12:36 - Back from break: Congress gave Trump a blank check and went on vacation 15:47 - Midterms are coming and the Democrats are ready to pounce 16:46 - Dr. Bradley: the international situation has not improved 18:44 - Fearful we are heading into World War III with no way out 22:02 - They go after truth tellers: the Mark Kelly case 22:32 - Thomas Massie, Ted Cruz, and bought-and-paid-for senators 23:03 - Trump had a legacy and threw it away 23:50 - No bunkers: we stay and fight for the republic Call to Action: If this show adds value to your life, share it with someone who needs to hear it. Subscribe, visit libertyroundtable.com, and check out Dr. Scott Bradley's weekly webinars at freedomsrisingsun.com. God save the Republic.
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