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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2026 · 24 MIN

By Their Fruits: Judging Trump's Record After 10 Years | 04-15-26

from Liberty Roundtable Podcast · host Sam Bushman

Sam Bushman and James Edwards of the Liberty RoundTable break down the real fruits of Donald Trump's presidency, the good, the bad, and the unfinished. From Supreme Court appointments and border security to Operation Warp Speed and the Iran war, they give an honest, unfiltered assessment of what Trump has actually delivered versus what he promised. Plus: the $30 million government grocery store in NYC, Thomas Massey's primary fight, and midterm projections. 0:00 Intro / Show opens 0:23 "By their fruits shall you know them" — What are the fruits of Trump? 1:26 Trump's rise, fall, and return recap 1:56 Are we better off than under Obama? 4:13 Trump as a showman who took Pat Buchanan's issues mainstream 6:24 Best & worst things Trump has done (point-blank question) 9:06 Worst: Iran 9:10 Best: Supreme Court appointments 13:35 NYC $30M government grocery store 16:45 Thomas Massey, Rand Paul, AIPAC primary fight 19:03 Worst: COVID, Operation Warp Speed & Fauci 22:28 Midterm projections 24:30 Outro Call to Action: Subscribe to the Liberty RoundTable at libertyroundtable.com and follow the Political Cesspool at thepoliticalcesspool.org. Share this episode if you believe in judging leaders by their results — not their promises.

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