The Blockade, American Heresy, and the Right to Be Left Alone | 04-20-26 episode artwork

EPISODE · Apr 20, 2026 · 24 MIN

The Blockade, American Heresy, and the Right to Be Left Alone | 04-20-26

from Liberty Roundtable Podcast · host Sam Bushman

Sam Bushman and Lowell Nelson of Campaign for Liberty dig into the US blockade of Iran and why Ron Paul calls it "fighting a fire with gasoline." They examine whether Trump is leading America into the most unpopular war in history, the moral reality of economic sanctions as a weapon of mass starvation, and what Jacob Hornberger means when he says Americans must "take back their consciences." Judge Napolitano's concept of American heresy rounds out the conversation with a look at how far the Constitution has been eroded and why the right to be left alone is the most valued right of all. Call to Action: Don't let the mainstream media shape your understanding of liberty. Subscribe to Liberty Round Table and stay informed at libertyroundtable.com and libertynewsradio.com. For more on the issues discussed today, visit campaignforliberty.org and ronpaulinstitute.org. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:57 The Iran blockade: what's really going on 3:59 America's most unpopular war in the making 18:45 American heresy and the erosion of the Constitution 19:30 The right to be left alone 23:20 FISA, warrantless surveillance, and HR 8035 24:06 Outro

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