FISA 702 Surveillance, Digital Prison, Utah Judges and the Hyperscale Data Center | 05-04-26

Sam Bushman is joined by Lowell Nelson of Campaign for Liberty for a deep dive into the issues threatening American freedom. They cover Ron Paul's "Hope for America" column and the courage of Marjorie Taylor Greene and Joe Kent in standing up to the Trump administration. Judge Napolitano's warnings on FISA 702 and general warrants are examined alongside Trump's opt-out surveillance stance. They discuss a Trump executive order potentially forcing all Americans to submit biometric facial data to access banking, the fight to remove activist Utah Supreme Court justices, and a massive 40,000-acre hyperscale data center proposed for Box Elder County with no environmental study and no public notice. Plus good news: the federal workforce is the smallest it's been since 1966. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro and Welcome 0:18 Show Overview: Privacy, Constitution, and Liberty 1:18 Ron Paul's "Hope for America" Column 3:36 Marjorie Taylor Greene and Joe Kent: Standing on Principle 6:41 Words of Encouragement and Praying for Good People 6:41 Judge Napolitano: FISA 702 and the Return of General Warrants 8:38 Congress Extends Section 702 and Utah's Mike Kennedy Votes No 12:29 Trump's Opt-Out Surveillance Stance: Shame on the Donald 16:17 Biometric Data and Digital Prison: Trump's Banking Executive Order 18:47 Utah Supreme Court Justices Up for Removal 20:49 Hyperscale Data Center in Box Elder County: 40,000 Acres, No Public Notice 24:07 Good News: Federal Workforce Smallest Since 1966 CALL TO ACTION If this episode gave you clarity on the threats to your freedom, share it and subscribe so you never miss a broadcast. Visit libertyroundtable.com, libertynewsradio.com, and campaignforliberty.org for more resources. Find us on Rumble, YouTube, Twitter, and Truth Social. Spread the word, and God save the Republic.