Qualified Immunity Exposed: Two Classes of People and No Accountability | 08-07-26

Qualified immunity was not written into any law, was never authorized by the founders, and has metastasized since a 1967 Supreme Court decision into a two-tiered justice system where government officials and police can act above the law. Sam Bushman and Dr. Scott Bradley break down how it works, why it must be abolished, and what citizens can do about it. On this episode of the Liberty Roundtable, Sam and Dr. Bradley examine the doctrine of qualified immunity from its unconstitutional origins through its modern consequences, including documented police brutality cases, the IDF training of US law enforcement agencies, and Tucker Carlson's call for equal accountability in his third-party platform. The hosts also discuss the National Mall reflecting pool controversy and whether the project was deliberately sabotaged to embarrass President Trump, the government's role in weather manipulation and the chemtrail debate, and the broader question of whether the "Epstein class" of protected elites will ever face the same law that applies to ordinary Americans. Anthony Fauci's contempt of Congress situation, the January 6 dismissals, and the CSPOA's potential role in law enforcement reform are also addressed. Topics covered: Qualified immunity: its unconstitutional origins, how the Supreme Court created it out of thin air, and why Justices Thomas and Sotomayor have both questioned it IDF training of US police agencies and what a combat mindset means for domestic law enforcement The National Mall reflecting pool controversy and whether Trump was set up to fail Tucker Carlson's third party platform and the demand for equal legal accountability January 6 case dismissals, Stewart Rhodes, and the lack of government accountability Timestamps: 00:00 -- Introduction: Liberty Roundtable with Sam Bushman and Dr. Scott Bradley 06:47 -- Reflecting Pool Debacle: Botched Installation or Deliberate Sabotage? 12:39 -- Qualified Immunity: Two Classes of People and No Accountability 13:49 -- Police Brutality, Shoot First, and the Fallujah Mentality 21:13 -- IDF Training US Police Forces 22:40 -- CSPOA and the Path Toward Reform 23:41 -- January 6, Stewart Rhodes, and the Accountability Gap Do you think qualified immunity should be completely abolished, or does law enforcement need some form of legal protection to do their job? Share your perspective below. Subscribe for weekly episodes covering liberty, the Constitution, and the issues that matter most: Visit Dr. Scott Bradley's website: freedomsrisingsun.com Liberty Roundtable: libertyroundtable.com Foundation for Moral Law: morallaw.org CSPOA: cspoa.org #LibertyRoundtable #QualifiedImmunity #ConstitutionalRights