Trump's Stranglehold, AIPAC Money, and the $1.8B Anti-Weaponization Fund | 05-21-26

Sam Bushman and James Edwards continue breaking down the fallout from the Massie primary, then pivot to Andy Barr winning the Kentucky Senate race with Trump's backing, the question of whether ambassadorship offers to drop out constitute election fraud, the elephant in the room about Israeli influence over American politics, and Trump's new $1.8 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund. Who's really going to get that money? Plus: Memphis crime, fentanyl busts in Tennessee, and the UN quietly walking back its extreme climate warming claims. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Introduction 0:17 Trump's stranglehold on the GOP after Massie's loss 0:40 Andy Barr wins Kentucky Senate primary with Trump's endorsement 1:12 Ambassadorships as bribes to drop out: Is that election fraud? 3:00 81% of young voters chose Massie, and the future trends 7:13 How much control does Israel have over US politics? 8:50 What Trump has actually delivered: a sober assessment 10:25 Trump's $1.8 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund announced 12:20 The Anti-Weaponization Fund breakdown: who really gets it? 18:22 Memphis: 1,500 illegal firearms seized 20:54 UN backs away from extreme climate warming scenarios 22:49 Closing thoughts CALL TO ACTION Subscribe to Liberty RoundTable and catch James Edwards every Saturday night at ThePoliticalCesspool.org. Watch and listen at libertyroundtable.com and libertynewsradio.com. Share this episode and help build independent media that doesn't answer to the same people buying elections.