The Iran War Nobody Voted For: No Exit Plan, No Congressional Approval | 3-20-26

Sam Bushman and constitutional scholar Dr. Scott Bradley break down the expanding US-Iran conflict, the staggering $4 billion/day burn rate, the $200 billion supplemental request, the Strait of Hormuz crisis, and the glaring absence of a congressional declaration of war. They explore whether the "lack of planning" is the plan itself, how the petrodollar is at risk, and why the founders insisted war powers belong to Congress, not to a president who says it'll end "when he feels it in his bones." Call to Action: Visit LibertyRoundTable.com for daily broadcasts and email [email protected] with your questions. Check out Dr. Scott Bradley's collegiate series "To Preserve the Nation" and his weekly Thursday night Q&A on the Constitution at FreedomsRisingSun.com. 0:00 — Intro 2:17 — George Washington & military moral standards 9:24 — Is there a definitive reason we're at war with Iran? 13:54 — The $4 billion/day burn rate 14:24 — $200 billion supplemental request 20:47 — The petrodollar at risk 30:31 — When will this war end? 36:02 — Was the Iran war well planned? 38:22 — "What if they want us in an endless war slog?" 43:58 — War as the greatest threat to liberty