EBT Fraud, Teachers Against Screens, and Why Congress Gets a Pass | 05-28-26 episode artwork

EPISODE · May 28, 2026 · 24 MIN

EBT Fraud, Teachers Against Screens, and Why Congress Gets a Pass | 05-28-26

from Liberty Roundtable Podcast · host Sam Bushman

Sam Bushman and Kurt Crosby cover a lot of ground in this episode: the raw honey business and what most people don't know about it, a massive EBT fraud pipeline from Massachusetts to the Dominican Republic, and why Sam thinks eliminating federal food stamps entirely is the real fix. Then they tackle a surprising moment of agreement with the teachers union on screen time in schools, make the case that Congress is the most underblamed institution in America, and close with a call to crank up tariffs and shut down the IRS and the Federal Reserve. Timestamps: 0:24 - Why raw honey matters: Kurt Crosby and 50,000 hives explained 7:22 - How to try and buy raw honey from localhoneyman.com 7:22 - Fraud is everywhere and now hitting top-of-the-hour news 8:26 - Massive EBT fraud exposed: food stamps shipped to the Dominican Republic for profit 10:19 - Will J.D. Vance actually stop the fraud, or will it cycle like IRS complaints always do 12:34 - Back from break: eliminate federal food stamps and let churches handle it 14:35 - Cornyn loses to Paxton by 28 points: the Bush wing of the GOP is gone 17:03 - Stop blaming Trump: Congress is the one running interference 17:41 - Teachers' union wants screens out of classrooms, and Sam actually agrees 20:24 - Congress is the most underblamed institution in America 24:09 - Crank up the ERS, shut down the IRS, and the Federal Reserve Call to Action: If this show adds value to your life, share it with someone who needs to hear it. Subscribe so you never miss an episode, visit libertyroundtable.com, and get your raw honey at localhoneyman.com. God save the Republic.

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