Liberty Roundtable Podcast

Sam Bushman and Sheriff Richard Mack (CSPOA.org) dig into Justice Neil Gorsuch's controversial Firing Line comments rejecting the idea that America was founded as a "white Christian nation," and unpack how the media frames loaded questions to divide the country. They trace the Founders' own words on God, morality, and government, discuss the difference between cultural and constitutional definitions of a Christian nation, and call out mainstream outlets for going after Sheriff Mack over his new book. Also covered: license plate readers, gun trafficking rings, ICE's vehicle stop policy, and pressure on Cuban and Mexican drug cartels. Get Sheriff Mack's book, "The Democrat Murder of America: Demagoguery in the First Degree" at murderofamerica.com, and become a member of the CSPOA POSSE at CSPOA.org. Timestamps: 0:00 Show open and headlines 1:31 Gorsuch says America wasn't founded as a "Christian nation" 3:22 Sheriff Mack on the Declaration of Independence and the Creator 4:42 How the media baits and divides with loaded questions 6:31 John Adams on a moral and religious people 9:42 George Washington, the Ten Commandments, and moral government 13:35 The "white Christian nation" trap explained 17:07 Prayer, atheism, and the basis of morality 19:42 Media attacks on Sheriff Mack and ASU's journalism school 23:14 Why the left won't touch Mack's book 24:17 Closing thoughts and call for unity Call to Action: If this conversation about faith, the Constitution, and media manipulation resonated with you, subscribe to Liberty Roundtable for more, grab Sheriff Mack's book at murderofamerica.com, and join the CSPOA POSSE at CSPOA.org to help protect constitutional rights nationwide.

Sam Bushman is joined by Sheriff Richard Mack (CSPOA.org) for a wide-ranging Liberty Roundtable discussion covering extreme heat records across the country, a quick trick for converting Celsius to Fahrenheit, the Senate's advancement of Jay Clayton to Director of National Intelligence, the deaths of long-serving politicians who refuse to leave office, and a deep dive into automated license plate readers (ALPRs) and who really controls the data they collect. They also cover the aftermath of Mark Lamb's primary win in Arizona and an upcoming September 11th event in Highland, Utah featuring Sheriff Mack. Get Sheriff Mack's book, "The Democrat Murder of America: Demagoguery in the First Degree" at murderofamerica.com, and become a member of the CSPOA POSSE at CSPOA.org. Timestamps: 0:00 Show open, extreme heat and wildfires across the country 3:07 Quick trick to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit 4:50 Senate advances Jay Clayton to Director of National Intelligence 6:40 Politicians who refuse to leave office until death (RBG, McCain, McConnell) 7:39 Lindsey Graham's funeral and Netanyahu, Zelenskyy visiting Trump 12:44 Automated license plate readers: who controls the data 14:42 Are license plate cameras constitutional? 16:40 Privacy, ownership, and the Orwellian surveillance debate 21:29 September 11th event in Highland, Utah with Sheriff Mack 22:00 Mark Lamb wins his primary in Arizona 24:17 Closing thoughts and how to support the show Call to Action: If you value the Constitution and want to stay informed on issues like government surveillance and overreach, subscribe to Liberty Roundtable for more episodes, pick up Sheriff Mack's book at murderofamerica.com, and join the CSPOA POSSE at CSPOA.org to help defend constitutional rights in your community.

Sam Bushman and Lowell Nelson of Campaign for Liberty dig into Netanyahu's constant access to Trump, the Pentagon quietly revising Iran war casualty numbers, and Ron Paul's column on how to honor dead US service members by telling the truth. They trace the pattern of undeclared wars from Iraq to Libya to Syria to Iran, cover Judge Napolitano's warning about perpetual war turning a republic into an empire, and break down Section 219 of the NDAA, which would embed Israel deep into US military technology and defense infrastructure. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro, broadcasting live from the Rocky Mountains 0:17 Netanyahu heading to meet Trump again 1:03 Welcoming Lowell Nelson from Campaign for Liberty 2:56 Pentagon revises Iran war casualty numbers 4:20 Ron Paul's column: How to Honor Dead US Service Members 6:16 Trump's claims about Iran versus what actually happened 8:41 Congress never declared war, Ron Paul's proposed plan 11:14 Napolitano on perpetual war and the American presidency 12:36 Reviewing six administrations of undeclared wars 16:32 Paul Craig Roberts: soldiers dying for nothing 18:57 How the Iran-Israel and Russia-Ukraine wars are linked 21:04 NDAA Section 219: embedding Israel into US defense technology 23:16 Risk of a wider world war and energy shutdown 24:04 Call to contact your senators about the NDAA Call to action: If you are concerned about endless undeclared wars and the NDAA embedding Israel into US military infrastructure, contact your senators today and tell them to reject the NDAA. Share this episode, subscribe for more Liberty Roundtable coverage, and comment with your thoughts on how we honor our service members.

Sam Bushman breaks down a viral story about Scotty's Drive In, a 60-year-old burger joint in Idaho Falls that started selling burgers for 15 cents in 1964. That leads into a deep dive comparing minimum wage, burger sizes, cars, and homes then versus now, and a fascinating back and forth with ChatGPT about whether inflation (CPI) or gold and silver is the better measure of affordability. The real question isn't what things cost; it's what it costs to build an ordinary life today compared to what past generations considered normal. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro, broadcasting live from the Rocky Mountains 0:18 Nostalgia for cheap childhood hamburgers 1:56 Minimum wage then versus now, CPI versus gold and silver 2:24 The Scotty's Drive In story, 15-cent burgers since 1964 4:25 How much smaller burgers actually were back then 6:55 Comparing McDonald's, Red Robin, and Five Guys pricing today 8:24 The big question: what does it cost to live an ordinary American life 12:33 Comparing 1964 versus today: homes, cars, and one-income families 18:01 The real comparison we've been missing 20:08 What are you willing to sacrifice: cars, AC, streaming, bathrooms 23:28 Gratitude, hometown businesses, and building the best of both worlds Call to action: If this got you thinking about what "normal" really costs today, share it with someone who needs the perspective, subscribe for more Liberty Roundtable conversations, and drop a comment telling us what you would be willing to sacrifice to make life more affordable.

Sam Bushman and Dr. Scott Bradley dig into why the Abraham Accords may violate the Constitution and national sovereignty, expose Section 219 of the National Defense Authorization Act that would embed Israeli military influence into US defense, and discuss the war with no off-ramp, rising oil prices, and the ongoing fudging of American military casualty numbers in the Middle East. Timestamps: 0:00 Show open and introduction with Dr. Scott Bradley 2:35 Are the Abraham Accords unconstitutional 3:39 The Westphalian Treaty, sovereignty, and entangling alliances 12:33 The $1.15 trillion NDAA and Section 219 Trojan horse 17:01 Could JD Vance and the Senate stop it 19:12 A war with no off-ramp and rising oil prices 23:35 Fudging the real US casualty numbers again Call to Action: Subscribe and share this episode on every platform. Follow Liberty Roundtable on YouTube, Rumble, X, and Truth Social, visit libertyroundtable.com, and check out freedomrisingsun.com for Dr. Bradley's weekly Constitution webinars. Support the Foundation for Moral Law at morallaw.org and get the real news at theepochtimes.com.

Sam Bushman and Dr. Scott Bradley expose underreported US military casualties in the Middle East, the explosion of automated license plate readers and Flock camera surveillance across America, the bizarre DC Reflecting Pool debacle, and why accountability in the Epstein case remains elusive. A hard-hitting hour on the news the networks refuse to use. Timestamps: 0:00 Show open and introduction with Dr. Scott Bradley 1:12 Are the real military casualty numbers being hidden? 5:15 How many US troops are really in the Middle East 6:08 New fronts opening near the Red Sea and Horn of Africa 9:18 Flock cameras and the domestic surveillance state 12:34 ALPR tracking, unconstitutional data use, and pushback 19:25 The Washington DC Reflecting Pool disaster explained 21:39 Why no one is prosecuted in the Epstein case Call to Action: Subscribe and share this episode everywhere you can. Follow Liberty Roundtable on YouTube, Rumble, X, and Truth Social, visit libertyroundtable.com, and check out freedomsrisingsun.com for Dr. Bradley's weekly Constitution webinars. If surveillance overreach concerns you, join the Clarion Call for Civility event on September 11th in Utah County and visit callforcivility.com to donate or sign the pledge.

Sam Bushman and Heath Perkins of Freewater Coin Company open with today's gold and silver prices, then dig into the shocking labor report showing 105.8 million Americans classified as outside the workforce, the lowest labor force participation since 2021. They connect this to a startling fact: 1964's $1.25 minimum wage in silver quarters equals about $52 an hour today, meaning young men today face a much harder economic reality than their grandparents did. The conversation turns to hopelessness, suicide rates, and why faith and spiritual grounding matter more than ever. They close by covering Congress approving nearly $95 billion for the Iran conflict and $1.15 trillion in defense spending, a new nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia, expanded tech exports to the UAE, and fresh momentum for crypto legislation in the Senate, all signs, they argue, that everything is coming to a head. Timestamps: 0:00 Show intro 0:18 Welcoming Heath Perkins and today's gold and silver prices 2:18 Will there be an October surprise before the midterms? 3:38 105.8 million Americans outside the workforce 5:06 1964's $1.25 minimum wage equals $52 an hour in silver 6:13 How the government manipulates unemployment and inflation numbers 10:16 $625,000 homes and families priced out of Utah County 13:18 Hopelessness, suicide rates, and the need for spiritual hope 16:06 Congress approves $95B for Iran and $1.15T in defense spending 20:00 Secret Service warns of highest threat level, Saudi nuclear deal 22:50 How China leapfrogged US industry through patent access 23:22 Crypto legislation gains momentum in the Senate 24:29 Closing thoughts and how to reach Freewater Coin Company Call to action: Protect your savings with real, honest money. Visit freewatercoinco.com to hedge your bets and stabilize your portfolio with gold and silver today.

Heath Perkins of Freewater Coin Company joins Liberty RoundTable to break down the Senate's crypto legislation and what it means for a coming digital currency power shift. The conversation covers stablecoin debt tokenization, the risks of private versus central bank digital currencies, the BRICS nations' move toward gold- and silver-backed money, and the volatility built into any digital dollar. Heath and Sam then dig into a striking claim: in 1964, minimum wage was $1.25, which equals roughly $52 an hour today when measured in real silver. They walk through a ChatGPT fact check that confirms the math while revealing how government inflation metrics like the CPI are quietly redefined to hide the truth. It's a sharp, honest look at what sound money reveals about the economy your paycheck can't buy anymore. Timestamps: 0:00 Show intro 0:17 Introducing Heath Perkins and the Honest Money Report 0:40 Crypto legislation gains momentum in the Senate 1:40 Trump, stablecoins, and selling US debt 3:34 Private vs. central bank digital currency risks 4:38 Reserve currency power and the BRICS challenge 8:11 Why digital currency may be more volatile than the dollar 13:10 The $1.25 minimum wage vs. $52 an hour in silver 17:33 How the CPI formula is manipulated to hide inflation 20:46 The real headline: what happened to the US dollar 23:17 $180 diesel repairs and everyday inflation reality 24:17 Closing thoughts: God, family, and country Call to action: Protect your savings with real, honest money. Visit freewatercoinco.com or call Heath Perkins and the team at Freewater Coin Company to hedge your portfolio with gold and silver today.

Sheriff Richard Mack discusses his provocative new book "The Democrat Murder of America: Demagoguery in the First Degree" and its "jar of ants" analogy for America's political divide. Then James Cohen (Executive Director) and Anne Schocket (Co-Chair) of MoreLikeUs.org join to explain how their organization is bringing research-backed civil discourse training to college campuses — correcting misperceptions, reducing hesitancy around political conversations, and helping students realize they have far more in common than the media portrays. The conversation also covers the Constitution as a shared foundation for dialogue, why polarization is often overstated, and Sheriff Mack's own experience facing online attacks after a heated interview. Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro / Sheriff Mack's new book, The Democrat Murder of America 1:41 – The "jar of ants" analogy for America's political divide 3:17 – Welcoming James Cohen, Executive Director of MoreLikeUs.org 4:57 – Why MoreLikeUs.org chose college campuses as their focus 6:17 – Anne Schocket on the "jar of ants" and the future leaders of America 10:19 – Anne on how to bring real truths onto campuses 11:53 – James on motivating civil discourse and reducing hesitancy 13:48 – Sheriff Mack on seeing past labels to shared humanity 16:24 – Campus progress update: the Michigan State pilot project 17:58 – Where does the "super fear" of political conversation come from? 22:39 – Sheriff Mack's FreedomFest interview with Brian Shapiro and the fallout Call to Action: Learn more about MoreLikeUs.org's mission to bridge America's political divide, and pick up Sheriff Richard Mack's book, The Democrat Murder of America: Demagoguery in the First Degree, available now. Subscribe to Liberty Roundtable for more conversations on restoring civil discourse in America.

Sam Bushman and Sheriff Richard Mack sits down with James Cohen (Executive Director) and Anne Schockett (Co-Chair) of MoreLikeUs.org to discuss how their organization is teaching college students — and everyday Americans — the skills to communicate across political divides without labeling or fighting. The conversation covers the "RUN" and "CAST" frameworks for civil dialogue, troubling revelations about Supreme Court justices making decisions under threat, grading President Trump's first 18 months, and why the loudest voices online don't represent most people. A hopeful, practical conversation about lowering the temperature in America. Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro / welcome James Cohen & Anne Schockett of MoreLikeUs.org 0:28 – Why civil discourse breaks down, and how to handle people who won't engage 1:47 – Social media extremists vs. the silent, reasonable majority 2:48 – Building a coalition of people willing to talk 3:04 – Sheriff Mack on Amy Coney Barrett's testimony and threats against SCOTUS justices 4:58 – Anne Schocket on why public servants shy away due to threats and fear 7:16 – Grading Trump's first 18 months in office 8:52 – The #1 problem in America today: distortion and division 12:54 – Back with James & Anne: perception vs. reality 14:23 – The "RUN" method: Receptive, Unites, Narrative 15:21 – The "CAST" framework for humanizing others 16:16 – Anne on hope for America and the value of practicing civility 18:45 – Why campuses are the starting point, not the only place, for this work 21:49 – How listeners can get involved with MoreLikeUs.org 23:16 – Sheriff Mack on facing personal attacks for promoting civil dialogue 23:54 – Closing thoughts and thank-yous Ready to help lower the temperature in America? Visit MoreLikeUs.org to learn about their initiatives, connect with their team, or bring their civil discourse training to a campus near you. Don't forget to subscribe to Liberty RoundTable for more conversations that matter, and check out CSPOA.org to support the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association.

Sam Bushman and Lowell Nelson break down Ron Paul's warning about Trump-era corporatism and government stock ownership in private companies, tying it to the NDAA and a loss of free-market principles. They dive into the surprisingly deep history of time zones, solar time, and the daylight saving time debate playing out in Congress, then close with a hard look at Lindsey Graham's decades of hawkish foreign policy and the human cost of the Ukraine war. Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro 0:43 – Ron Paul on Trump's corporatism 2:10 – How government stock ownership distorts markets 3:28 – Corporatism bordering on fascism 4:22 – The NDAA and corporatist policy 9:32 – Jeffrey Tucker's column on time zones 12:06 – Daylight saving time debate resumes 14:44 – The Sunshine Protection Act 17:01 – States' rights and time zone control 19:34 – Health risks of changing clocks 21:48 – Lindsey Graham's hawkish foreign policy 24:11 – Closing: call for a humble foreign policy Call to Action: Enjoyed the show? Head to LibertyRoundTable.com for more episodes, and find us on your favorite podcast platform, YouTube, Rumble, and X. Subscribe, share this episode with a friend, and help us spread the word for liberty.

Sam Bushman opens with a fun dive into Irish/Scottish surname history, then breaks down a viral brawl at an Arizona In-N-Out Burger and what it says about society's growing appetite for chaos. He shares a personal reflection on "remembering who you are" as a standard for behavior, then closes with the news the networks won't cover: TSA's new "Gold Plus" program, airport security overreach, the Border Patrol leadership shakeup, and social media "teen harm" lawsuits. Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro: Broadcasting live from the Rockies 0:33 – The Irish "O'" surname origin story 2:45 – Is In-N-Out the new Chuck E. Cheese? 5:55 – Viral In-N-Out brawl goes "Animal Style" 7:27 – Society's growing violence and short tempers 8:25 – "Remember who you are": standards and identity 12:35 – News the networks refuse to use 14:13 – TSA launches "TSA Gold Plus" security program 14:55 – Constitutional concerns on airport searches 20:43 – Profiling, security, and stopping real threats 22:53 – Border Patrol chief resigns amid shakeups 23:19 – Social media companies face "teen harm" lawsuits 24:21 – Sign-off Call to Action: Enjoyed the show? Head to LibertyRoundTable.com for more episodes, and find us on your favorite podcast platform, YouTube, Rumble, and X. Subscribe, share this episode with a friend, and help us spread the word for liberty.

Sam Bushman and Dr. Scott Bradley break down the Senate's near-miss vote to fuse the US and Israeli militaries in development, manufacturing, and deployment, why it fell just short of the 60-vote threshold but passed with a majority, and what that means going forward. They also cover the ongoing Iran conflict and its effect on oil prices, the Strait of Hormuz and Houthi threat, the death of Senator Lindsey Graham and the strange questions surrounding it, and President Trump's latest primetime address. Timestamps: 0:00 Show open 0:29 Trump's speech and the week's biggest questions 5:21 The Senate vote to merge the US and Israeli militaries 10:04 Jonathan Pollard, espionage, and sovereignty concerns 12:33 Will the merger actually happen? 14:48 Iran war, oil prices, and the Strait of Hormuz 19:35 The Houthi threat and global chokepoints 20:49 Lindsey Graham's death and the unanswered questions 24:04 The strange Mitch McConnell optics Call to action: If this episode opened your eyes, subscribe to Liberty Roundtable so you never miss an episode, drop a comment with which topic hit hardest, share this with a fellow American who needs to hear the news the networks refuse to use, and check out Dr. Scott Bradley at freedomrisingsun.com.

Sam Bushbaum and Dr. Scott Bradley break down the week's most censored headlines: a possible Congressional merger of the Israeli military into the US system, an anti-Semitism bill that could criminalize criticism of Israel, the strange staged optics around Lindsey Graham's death and Mitch McConnell's hospitalization, and how AI deepfakes are eroding trust in what we see. They also dig into dual citizenship among lawmakers, whether the Constitution still means anything when it's set aside "for expediency," President Trump's primetime address on election security, and the ongoing daylight saving time debate in Congress. Timestamps: 0:00 Show open 0:33 Will Congress merge the Israeli military into the US system? 1:38 Lindsey Graham's death and the weird McConnell hospital optics 2:59 AI deepfakes and "believing your own eyes" 5:03 Will Congress pass an anti-Semitic speech law? 7:13 Dual citizenship among lawmakers and divided loyalty 10:40 Do constitutions actually matter? 16:16 Trump's primetime address on election security 21:26 Congress debates ending daylight saving time Call to action: If this episode opened your eyes, subscribe to Liberty RoundTable so you never miss an episode, drop a comment with which topic hit hardest, share this with a fellow American who needs to hear the news the networks refuse to use, and check out Dr. Scott Bradley at freedomrisingsun.com.

Sam Bushman explains why "cooling inflation" doesn't mean lower prices, breaking down how a century of inflation, exploding personal obligations (AI bills, insurance, subscriptions), and a debt-based economy have made modern life far more expensive. He digs into the real numbers behind the "solar tops coal" headlines, breaks down the true cost of every major electricity source, and explains why power — not oil — will drive the next currency shift toward a tokenized digital dollar. Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro: inflation "cooling" but prices staying high 0:47 – Why 2% inflation compounds into 100%+ over time 1:40 – Illegal immigration and housing costs 2:04 – Why prices aren't dropping, just rising slower 3:38 – The hidden bill explosion: AI, alarms, insurance, subscriptions 6:49 – Christmas then vs. now: the cost of modern life 7:49 – Everything becomes "as a service" 8:14 – Solar "tops coal" headline debunked 10:16 – Real US electricity source breakdown (gas, nuclear, coal, wind, solar) 12:16 – AI data centers driving future energy demand 13:38 – Ad break: Clarion Call for Civility 14:32 – Fed rate outlook and the real cost of electricity 16:16 – Cost per kilowatt hour by energy source explained 18:55 – Why grid reliability matters more than sticker price 20:41 – Why natural gas is currently the best overall option 22:52 – From gold/silver to petrodollar to digital "Token Nation" 24:27 – The path back to asset-based, constitutional currency Call to Action: If this breakdown on inflation and America's energy future opened your eyes, subscribe to the Liberty Roundtable, and don't miss the next episode where Sam lays out the real fix: returning to constitutional, asset-based currency.

Sam breaks down why "cooling inflation" doesn't match reality, why solar power claims don't hold up, and why the housing market has spiraled into crisis, with starter homes now hitting $1 million in cities across America. He traces it all back to a debt-based economy, government regulation, and misplaced dependence on foreign supply chains, then makes the case for returning to constitutional currency, domestic manufacturing, and agricultural independence. Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro 0:18 – Why inflation never really went away 1:04 – Solar power myths vs. reality 1:30 – The move toward a digital/electricity-based dollar 2:25 – America's dependence on foreign oil, gas, and trade routes 3:06 – Losing manufacturing and agricultural independence 4:35 – Why service jobs alone aren't enough 6:14 – Return to blue-collar trades over college debt 6:53 – Home costs, regulation, and rising construction costs 9:34 – Starter homes now cost $1 million in hundreds of cities 11:37 – Breaking down the real cost of a $1M mortgage 15:24 – How government drives housing costs at every level 17:26 – Personal example: home value from $150K to $600K 20:52 – How home sizes have changed since 1970 22:44 – GAO report: government can't track improper payments 24:20 – The path back to freedom: constitutional currency and accountability Call to Action: If this breakdown opened your eyes to what's really driving inflation and housing costs, subscribe to the Liberty RoundTable for more no-nonsense analysis, and visit prepstartsnow.com to start building real household readiness today.

Sam Bushman and James Edwards dig into the bizarre Hunter Biden–Nick Fuentes meeting in Philadelphia and why the mainstream media suddenly loves covering "unholy alliances" while ignoring their own work. They break down Hunter Biden's $1.7 million defamation win against Patrick Byrne, James's own history fighting a defamation case, and Ron Paul's warning that Trump's $27 billion in corporate investments threatens free market principles. Timestamps: 0:00 – Show open 0:17 – Introducing today's topics 1:10 – The Hunter Biden–Nick Fuentes hotel meeting 2:54 – Why Hunter Biden needs the spotlight 3:33 – Media double standards on coverage 5:36 – What has Nick Fuentes actually accomplished? 7:49 – How do these people get each other's numbers? 9:37 – The "unholy alliance" media playbook 13:08 – Hunter Biden wins $1.7M defamation suit against Patrick Byrne 14:12 – Courts, free speech, and double standards 17:05 – James's own defamation lawsuit story 18:10 – The "Aesop's Fables" ruling against him 20:01 – Why wasn't Hunter Biden's own dealings investigated? 21:40 – Ron Paul slams Trump's $27B corporate investments 23:07 – James weighs in on Trump's business dealings 24:21 – Closing thoughts and sign-off Call to Action: Subscribe and hit the bell so you never miss an episode, drop a comment with your take on the Fuentes-Biden meeting and Ron Paul's warning, and check out thepoliticalcesspool.org for more from James Edwards every Saturday night.

Sam Bushman and James Edwards break down the suspicious circumstances surrounding Senator Lindsey Graham's sudden death after his Ukraine trip, the bizarre Mitch McConnell "proof of life" photo controversy, and why neither senator's colleagues seem eager to put the speculation to rest. They also cover the House's passage of the Sunshine Protection Act, JD Vance's surprise appearance on Joe Rogan's podcast, and a growing conversation about a Libertarian third-party ticket that could shake up 2028. Timestamps: 0:00 – Show open 0:17 – Introducing today's topics 0:30 – Lindsey Graham's sudden death and conspiracy theories 0:53 – Trump mocks the conspiracy talk 1:26 – Government's official story, questions remain 3:32 – Why pick his sister to replace him? 4:02 – "It's clown world" – reaction to the succession 4:35 – Would Americans accept a foreign assassination? 5:41 – Mitch McConnell's mysterious newspaper photo 6:18 – Forensics find no AI manipulation, but doubts remain 9:38 – The Rand Paul angle on McConnell 7:04 – Why not just put McConnell on live TV? 11:37 – The average age of a U.S. senator (66) 12:01 – House passes year-round Daylight Saving Time bill 13:33 – Daylight vs. Standard Time debate 16:14 – Will the Senate actually pass it? 17:12 – JD Vance's surprise Joe Rogan visit 18:54 – Setting up a 2028 JD Vance vs. AOC matchup 19:41 – Threading the needle: MAGA base vs. disillusioned voters 20:37 – Four factions, two parties, and a third-party opening 21:00 – Upcoming guests: Uwe Boll and Lou Moore 21:48 – Jim Fetzer's Libertarian third-party pitch 23:46 – Ballot access challenges for third parties 24:29 – Closing thoughts and sign-off Call to Action: Subscribe and hit the bell so you never miss an episode, drop a comment with your take on the Graham and McConnell mysteries, and check out thepoliticalcesspool.org for more from James Edwards every Saturday night.

Sheriff Richard Mack joins Sam Bushman to discuss his book, The Democrat Murder of America: Demagoguery in the First Degree, and how party politics are destroying constitutional principles. They dig into Trump's bold NATO summit remarks mocking communism, then bring on election expert Mark Gotz of Election Experts Inc. to break down the suspicious overtime vote surge in the LA Pratt mayoral race, vote-by-mail signature verification, and why parties themselves may be the root of election corruption. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro and show preview 0:22 Trump declares he'd be the greatest communist in history 1:12 Sheriff Mack quotes George Washington on the dangers of political parties 2:43 The communist movement is the greatest threat to America right now 3:35 Trump's bold statement mocking communism at the NATO summit 12:14 Why political parties may be criminal organizations 15:20 Breaking down the suspicious overtime vote swing in the Pratt race 17:15 Glenn Beck: California's election system isn't broken, it's deliberately rigged 18:29 How Californias vote by mail signature match verification works 19:29 The mystery of 758,000 mayoral votes versus 1.65 million governor votes Call to Action: Get Sheriff Richard Mack's book, The Democrat Murder of America, at murderofamerica.com, and learn how to fight election fraud at theelectionexperts.net. Subscribe and share this episode to help spread the truth about election integrity.

Sam Bushman opens with Trump mocking communism on the world stage, then dives deep into California's rigged election system with Election Experts Inc.'s Mark Gotz and Sheriff Richard Mack, author of The Democrat Murder of America. They break down how mail-in ballots, lack of ID requirements, and same-day registration make fraud nearly undetectable, using real LA mayoral race numbers as proof. The show closes with a surprising win for civil liberties: the LAPD ending its Flock Safety surveillance camera contract, and a nuanced discussion on when camera surveillance crosses into unconstitutional territory. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro and Trump mocks communism on the world stage 0:42 Glenn Beck: California's election system is deliberately rigged 0:52 Introducing Sheriff Richard Mack and his book, The Democrat Murder of America 2:34 California can start counting ballots 29 days before election day 2:46 Why there's no reason elections can't be decided on election night 7:47 LA mayoral race numbers reveal suspicious late vote patterns 8:46 "It's not an election, it's a selection" 16:22 LAPD ends Flock Safety surveillance camera contract 16:56 Setting up a camera isn't unconstitutional, but how the data is used can be 23:10 Audit finds 161 false license plate alerts leading to wrongful stops Call to Action: Get Sheriff Richard Mack's book, The Democrat Murder of America, at murderofamerica.com, and learn how to protect your vote at theelectionexperts.net. Subscribe and share this episode to help spread the truth about election integrity and civil liberties.

Sam Bushman and guest Lowell Nelson of Campaign for Liberty discuss the sudden death of Senator Lindsey Graham and his legacy as a war hawk, why Ron Paul calls Trump's attack on Iran a series of own goals that handed Iran control of the Strait of Hormuz, and the aging demographics of the US Senate. They also cover Jeff Harris' column on Israel's declining support among young Americans, the staggering death toll in Gaza, and the fight in Congress over the NDAA's military merger with Israel, including Thomas Massie's blocked amendment. Timestamps: 0:00 Show open 1:24 Lindsey Graham's sudden death 2:30 Graham's record as a war hawk in the Senate 5:52 How old is the US Senate, really? 8:13 The battle over the Strait of Hormuz 10:16 Ron Paul: Trump's Iran strike was an "own goal" 14:18 Ron Paul's advice: abandon claims on Hormuz 16:12 "Israel's Days Are Numbered" 16:48 The death toll in Gaza 20:51 NDAA blocked, Massie's amendment fight 24:07 Closing: stop the US-Israel military merger Call to Action: If this conversation gave you a clearer picture of what's really driving US foreign policy, subscribe to Liberty Roundtable Live and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Contact your US representative today about the NDAA's Israel military merger, and drop a comment letting us know your thoughts.

Sam Bushman breaks down how President Trump's political capital is eroding as a housing bill becomes law without his signature, why the ceasefire with Iran has collapsed into renewed military strikes, and how rising oil prices and inflation are pushing more Americans to rely on credit cards just to buy groceries. Plus: newly uncovered FBI documents on the Seth Rich case, Planned Parenthood's reinstated Medicaid funding, a Supreme Court win on Temporary Protected Status, and a growing tariff battle between Trump and state attorneys general. Sam also makes the case for why voters, not term limit laws, should be the ones cleaning house in Congress this November. Time Stamps: 0:00 Show open 0:33 Trump's fading political power as a lame duck 1:44 Housing bill becomes law without Trump's signature 4:31 US resumes strikes on Iran as ceasefire collapses 6:38 Oil prices climb amid Middle East conflict 8:48 Stock futures fall ahead of inflation and bank earnings 12:35 Americans turning to credit cards to afford groceries 16:60 Hidden FBI documents surface in the Seth Rich case 19:43 Planned Parenthood regains Medicaid funding 20:48 Supreme Court ends Temporary Protected Status protections 22:08 Trump's tariff plan sparks legal battle with states 23:31 Why voters, not term limits, should hold Congress accountable Call to Action: If this breakdown opened your eyes to what's really happening in Washington, subscribe to Liberty Roundtable Live and hit the bell so you never miss an episode. Share this with a friend who needs the truth the networks won't tell you, and drop a comment with what topic you want covered next.

Sam Bushman and Sheriff Richard Mack open Liberty RoundTable Live with a review of the new Angel Studios film on young George Washington his humility, his mother's influence, and the true stories the movie reveals. They also discuss Sammy Hagar's backlash for agreeing to perform at America's 250th celebration, Sheriff Mack's trip to New York and the Church Town Dairy rally, and a candid breakdown of his book "The Democrat Murder of America." Sam also shares a personal story from the Braver Angels conference about finding common ground across political divides even on the toughest issues. Guest: Sheriff Richard Mack (cspoa.org, murderofamerica.com) Timestamps: 0:00 – Show open 0:32 – Travel recap: Braver Angels Conference & Freedom Fest 1:11 – Reviewing the "Young George Washington" movie 3:41 – Washington's humility, mother's influence, and lost failures 5:47 – Announcement: "1776" sequel movie coming next year 6:23 – Washington's miracle leadership through the Constitutional Convention 8:00 – Sammy Hagar attacked for agreeing to perform at America's 250th 9:47 – Trump, the National Mall, and the fight over the 250th celebration 11:19 – Freedom Fest reminder 11:26 – Sheriff Mack's New York trip and Church Town Dairy rally 14:12 – The Democrat Murder of America: Khrushchev's warning 16:35 – Ezra Taft Benson's warnings on communist infiltration 16:48 – The book: "The Democrat Murder of America" 17:26 – Braver Angels: bridging red and blue divides 18:19 – Sam's story: a civil conversation on abortion 22:04 – A Democrat's reaction to the book's title 23:07 – Closing thoughts and where to find Sheriff Mack Call to Action: Get Sheriff Richard Mack's book, "The Democrat Murder of America," at murderofamerica.com, and learn more about his work at cspoa.org. Catch Sam Bushman and Sheriff Mack live at Freedom Fest this week. Subscribe and share this episode available on Rumble and YouTube.

Sam Bushman and Lowell Nelson of campaignforliberty.org break down Ron Paul's column on Alan Greenspan, revealing the shocking quote where Greenspan admitted gold protects liberty while fiat currency enables hidden wealth confiscation, decades before he became the Fed chairman who devalued the dollar. They dive into Judge Napolitano's breakdown of the Constitution's anti-democratic safeguards, James Madison's three-sided table, and why state sovereignty has eroded since 1913. The conversation covers Paul Craig Roberts on what Americans are really celebrating each Independence Day, and closes with a growing bipartisan push in Congress to repeal the 17th Amendment and restore state representation in the Senate. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro and welcome back 0:38 Reflecting on Independence Day weekend 1:03 Lowell on why it should be called Independence Day, not the 4th of July 1:24 Sam's birthday on Independence Day 2:24 Alan Greenspan's death and his Fed legacy 2:41 Greenspan bails out big firms, gains favorable reputation 2:52 Greenspan left before the housing bubble; liberty movement rises 3:24 Ron Paul's Audit the Fed bill passes House twice, dies in Senate 3:18 The Fed continues to devalue the dollar 3:31 Ron Paul's killer quote on fiat currency versus gold 4:07 Greenspan's 1966 essay Gold and Economic Freedom 4:17 Greenspan on deficit spending as hidden wealth confiscation 5:12 Why did Greenspan cave despite knowing the truth 5:52 What President Trump should say about honest money 5:53 Founding principles of honest weights and measures 5:59 Push Trump and House to pressure the Senate 6:10 Judge Napolitano on the Constitution's non-democratic features 6:52 Napolitano lists the safeguards against federal tyranny 7:18 How the Senate was originally chosen by state legislatures 7:37 Madison's three-sided table explained 8:10 Madison's bank speech and enumerated powers 8:59 What Madison would think of Woodrow Wilson's presidency 9:31 The damage done in the 1913 era 9:53 State constitutions protect more liberty than the Bill of Rights 10:15 Reagan on states forming the general government 10:39 Elon Musk leaving California for Texas as free market competition 11:19 States as laboratories of liberty 11:57 FreedomFest ad break 16:11 Back live, recapping Greenspan and honest money 17:11 Andrew Napolitano on Lincoln and states' rights 17:33 States should compete for liberty and lower taxes 18:13 Thomas Jefferson's warning about the federal trough 19:19 The federal government has grown a thousand times too big 19:38 Recognizing the problem is the first step to fixing it 20:34 Understanding and celebrating the Constitution properly 20:34 Americans celebrating captivity instead of independence 20:37 Paul Craig Roberts on distractions during Independence Day 21:18 Founders restricted voting to property owners with a stake in the system 22:19 Skin in the game and who should be allowed to vote 23:07 Illegals voting and eroding the system 23:24 Why checks and balances prevented populist overreach 24:38 The 17th Amendment repeal effort in Congress 25:02 Congressman Keith Self introduces repeal resolution 26:15 How the 17th Amendment disrupted the Senate's original balance 27:35 Restoring state sovereignty through senator selection 28:07 The 1906 propaganda campaign behind the 17th Amendment 29:05 America operated better before the income tax and 17th Amendment 29:56 Thomas Massie on repealing the year 1913 30:16 Naming the current members of Congress supporting repeal 31:12 Closing thoughts and sign off Call to Action: Support the repeal of the 17th Amendment by contacting your representative, and visit campaignforliberty.org to get involved. Tune in to Liberty Roundtable Live every weekday at libertyroundtable.com and share this episode to help restore the Constitution's original checks and balances.

Sam Bushman kicks off with why the 17th Amendment stripped states of their voice, then reveals his surprising pick for the best Independence Day movie: A More Perfect Union, a deep dive into the Constitutional Convention of 1787. He explains why understanding the Constitution and Bill of Rights is essential to truly understanding the Declaration of Independence. Later, Sam covers JD Vance's prediction that AOC could lead the Democratic ticket in 2028, breaks down what's in Trump's newly signed tax and spending bill, discusses revised jobs data and pressure on the Federal Reserve, and reacts to recent Supreme Court rulings on transgender athletes and campaign finance. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro, broadcasting live from the Rocky Mountains 0:18 Top 10 Independence Day movies teaser 0:43 Welcome and show mission 1:03 Alan Greenspan, Lincoln, and lost state sovereignty 2:19 The hidden cost of modern life vs the past 2:57 Why the 17th Amendment was a mistake 2:59 States need a seat at the table 2:46 The mainstream top 10 Independence Day movies list 3:20 Sam's alternate pick, dropping the S from top 10 3:45 Revealing the pick, A More Perfect Union 4:12 Why this film beats typical war movies 4:37 The Constitution as companion to the Declaration 5:24 The 27 grievances and the founders' reasoning 6:04 God as the ultimate sovereign 6:22 Why government is a necessary evil 6:54 A grand experiment unlike any government before 7:32 The case against the 17th Amendment revisited 7:52 How the three documents work together 9:07 The marriage covenant analogy for constitutional fidelity 9:47 Consequences of violating constitutional principles 10:20 Fire in the fireplace, the founders' balance 11:03 The three branches and states' reserved powers 12:37 A More Perfect Union trailer breakdown 13:38 Understanding the founders' responsibility after independence 15:39 Ben Franklin's call to prayer at the Convention 18:04 State constitutions as companion documents 20:51 Why the Constitution points us toward the Savior 19:44 Final thoughts on the movie 19:44 JD Vance predicts AOC as 2028 Democratic front-runner 20:26 Who could lead the Republican ticket 20:53 Trump signs the tax and spending bill 21:35 Jobs data revised sharply lower 22:35 Federal Reserve under pressure after weak jobs report 23:11 Supreme Court upholds bans on transgender athletes in women's sports 23:34 Campaign finance rules relaxed by the Supreme Court 23:59 Concerns over shifting power to the executive branch 24:26 Closing thoughts and sign-off Call to Action: Watch A More Perfect Union to understand what came after the Declaration of Independence, then join Sam Bushman live every weekday on Liberty Roundtable at libertyroundtable.com. Share this episode with someone who needs the real story behind the Constitution.

Sam Bushman, Curt Crosby, and Heath Perkins break down the Honest Money Report. Weak June job numbers and constant government revisions raise questions about economic manipulation, while semiconductor stocks pull back and Micron invests in Trump accounts. The team covers falling oil prices tied to Middle East diplomacy, the ongoing gold and silver market shakeup, the fight over Federal Reserve independence, Kevin Warsh's 2% inflation goal, and why honest money in gold and silver remains the real hedge against inflation. Timestamps: 0:00 Show open, Liberty Roundtable intro 0:54 Heath Perkins joins for the Honest Money Report 1:09 Weak June jobs report and economic data revisions 5:08 Government job number manipulation and Trump Derangement Syndrome 6:23 Entrepreneurship and jobs not captured in official reports 6:35 Semiconductor stocks pull back, Micron invests in Trump accounts 8:01 October historically brings market surprises 8:38 Tariff battles, Supreme Court, and Congress's role 15:54 Crude oil prices ease on Middle East diplomacy 16:05 Gold and silver market trends and outlook 17:24 Electric vehicles and getting government out of energy 17:56 Trump, government agencies, and Federal Reserve independence debate 20:12 Federal Reserve history and the case for honest money 21:40 Kevin Warsh's 2% inflation goal explained 23:00 How inflation quietly benefits the wealthy 24:44 Interest rate outlook and honest money report: gold & silver prices 24:53 Show close Call to Action: Get honest money and expert guidance from the Money Man at freewatercoinco.com, and your local raw honey at localhoneyman.com. Follow Liberty Roundtable at libertyroundtable.com and libertynewsradio.com, and find us on Truth Social, YouTube, and Rumble.

Sam Bushman and Curt "The Honeyman" Crosby break down the news the networks won't touch. Even hardcore liberal Bill Maher is warning that today's Democrats have gone too far left even for him. Sam and Curt dig into free market solutions vs. socialist promises, the Freedom Fuel Network's brilliant 250th anniversary marketing campaign, Candace Owens' growing credibility problem around the Charlie Kirk case, Mike Lindell's long legal battle finally ending, Sheriff Richard Mack's new book "Democrat, Murder of America," the Supreme Court's major rulings on presidential power, and President Trump's midterm convention announcement in Dallas. 0:00 Show open, Liberty Roundtable intro 0:55 Curt Crosby "The Honeyman" welcomed back 1:34 Bill Maher warns Democrats have gone too crazy even for him 5:10 Free enterprise vs. socialism, the "free loaf of bread" story 7:56 Freedom Fuel Network's 250th anniversary gas price marketing 12:39 Candace Owens' conspiracy claims and credibility questions 14:54 Charlie Kirk case, speedy trial concerns, and TPUSA event reflections 18:06 Mike Lindell's election lawsuit dismissed, running for MN governor 11:41 Sheriff Richard Mack's new book "Democrat, Murder of America" 20:15 Supreme Court term ends, presidential power rulings 21:11 Trump announces midterm convention in Dallas 23:57 Beating inflation through local bartering and honest money 24:44 Show close Get your local raw honey delivered at localhoneyman.com, grab honest money at freewatercoinco.com, and check out Sheriff Mack's new book at murderofamerica.com. Follow Liberty Roundtable at libertyroundtable.com and libertynewsradio.com, and find us on Truth Social, YouTube, and Rumble.

Live from Temple University in Philadelphia, host Sam Bushman and producer Zak Gillies kick off their coverage of the Braver Angels conference, an event dedicated to bridging America's political divide. They tour historic Philadelphia, explain the meaning behind the conference's colored lanyard system (red, blue, yellow, and white), and share personal stories of stepping outside their comfort zones to hold respectful conversations with people who hold opposing views on hot-button issues like abortion and gender. This episode explores what polarization really means, why it's tearing families apart, and how Braver Angels is teaching people to listen first, judge less, and build real bridges across political lines. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro: Broadcasting live from the Rocky Mountains 0:18 Live from Philadelphia at the Braver Angels conference 0:49 Staying at Temple University for the conference 1:20 Touring the Liberty Bell 2:09 A guided history tour of historic Philadelphia 3:03 Turning 59 near America's 250th birthday 3:38 Reflecting on the Founders and the sweltering 1787 convention 4:25 How Braver Angels brings red and blue together in one room 4:39 Tackling hard topics instead of avoiding them 5:48 Defining polarization 6:11 How polarization divides families, not just politics 8:07 The color-coded lanyard system explained 8:46 An experiment: wearing blue to see how people react 12:19 A conversation on abortion with a stranger in line 13:43 Understanding a viewpoint without agreeing with it 14:43 Zak's story: a "straight pride" shirt and a fertility struggle 18:41 Why listening to people's stories changes everything 20:00 A good mix of reds, blues, and yellows at the event 20:24 Over 800 attendees, evenly split by gender 21:52 The fear of losing relationships over beliefs 22:44 A Thanksgiving dinner torn apart by division 23:47 Closing thoughts: this gives us hope Call to Action: If this conversation gave you hope, share it with someone you disagree with, and challenge yourselves to have one civil conversation this week. Subscribe to Liberty Roundtable for Part 2 of this series and more interviews with Braver Angels leaders, and visit braverangels.org to find an event near you. Together we can bridge the divide.

In this episode of the Liberty RoundTable Radio Talk Show, host Sam Bushman sits down with producer Zak Gillies to unpack their experience at the Braver Angels conference in Philadelphia. They dive into groundbreaking research showing the divide between Americans is far worse in the media and politics than it is in real life, share powerful personal stories (including a Greatest Showman-inspired anthem and a moving GoFundMe story of forgiveness), and explore how storytelling, music, and simple human kindness can rebuild the bridges our culture desperately needs. From liberal journalist Monica Guzman's transformation to lessons on civility from the Founding Fathers, this conversation is a hopeful, practical guide to disagreeing without hating. 0:00 Intro: Broadcasting live from the Rocky Mountains 0:15 Recapping the Braver Angels conference in Philadelphia 0:50 The research: division is worse in media than real life 2:31 Fear, not hatred, is driving the silence 2:54 Braver Angels workshops: putting research into practice 3:41 The Greatest Showman inspired unity anthem 4:18 Choosing grace over triggering: the abortion conversation story 6:04 We all want the same things at our core 7:53 Change yourself first, and others change too 8:27 Political Leaders and friendship across differences 9:08 The power of storytelling to humanize people 9:42 Monica Guzman's journey from liberal extremism to bridge building 10:38 Why there are no "rock stars" at Braver Angels 12:15 Leadership that isn't distant: the "no rock stars" culture 13:00 What's disappointing vs. what brings hope 13:59 Finding hope in Christ and in the younger generation 15:52 Jesus and the woman taken in adultery: calling out behavior, not people 16:15 Leadership in action: serving instead of being served 16:52 The jazz and blues session and lessons from hardship 18:09 The artist who visually documented every session 19:22 The LDS church attack and a story of forgiveness 19:52 A GoFundMe and grace for the shooter's family 21:37 Why Braver Angels' mission matters 22:14 The disappointment: fear of starting hard conversations 22:46 Training people to communicate without triggering 23:14 Comparing TPUSA and Braver Angels on faith 23:43 Founding principles and the Constitution Call to Action: If this conversation gave you hope, share it with someone you disagree with, and challenge yourselves to have one civil conversation this week. Subscribe to Liberty RoundTable for more interviews with Braver Angels leaders in upcoming episodes, and visit braverangels.org to find an event near you. Together we can bridge the divide.

Are we a democracy? Absolutely not. In this first episode of a special Liberty Roundtable series, Sam Bushman breaks down exactly why America was founded as a constitutional republic and why the Founders deliberately rejected democracy as a form of government. Sparked by a conversation at the Braver Angels conference, Sam walks through the history, the founding documents, and 25 reasons the word "democracy" misrepresents everything the Founders built. Words matter, and getting this right is essential to preserving liberty for the next generation. Timestamps: 0:18 Introduction: Are we a democracy? A resounding no 1:03 The Braver Angels conference and what sparked this series 1:30 The conversation that made this episode necessary 6:16 Why even smart people get this wrong 7:04 30 years of study: how Sam came to understand the republic 8:07 The clear declaration: America is a constitutional republic, not a democracy 8:23 Why Sam came up with 25 proofs instead of 15 9:33 Your sacred role in the next 250 years of the republic 12:34 Segment 2: Breaking down the constitutional framework 21:42 Point 1: The Pledge of Allegiance says republic, not democracy 21:52 Point 2: Benjamin Franklin called it a republic 22:02 Point 3: The Constitution never uses the word democracy 23:00 Point 5: The Founders warned against pure democracy as mob rule 23:42 Point 6: God-given rights are not subject to majority vote 23:59 Point 7: The Constitution limits government power, not public opinion Call to Action: Share this broadcast with everyone you know. The republic can only be kept by people who understand what it is. Subscribe to Liberty Roundtable, leave a comment, and stay tuned for Part 2, where Sam continues through all 25 proofs. God save the constitutional republic.

Most Americans have been taught we live in a democracy. The Founders explicitly rejected that. In this episode of Liberty Roundtable, Sam Bushman walks through 25 constitutional realities proving that America was designed as a constitutional republic, not a democracy, and why that distinction is critical to preserving your God-given rights and freedom. Topics covered include separation of powers, federalism, the Electoral College, the Senate's original design, supermajority requirements, the Bill of Rights, due process, jury unanimity, and the full side-by-side comparison of a constitutional republic vs. a pure democracy. Timestamps: 0:18 Introduction: America is a constitutional republic, not a democracy 1:50 Point 8: Separation of powers prevents majority domination 2:54 Point 9: Federalism distributes power between states and nation 3:13 Point 10: The Electoral College reflects Republican principles 4:23 Point 11: The Senate was originally indirectly elected 5:28 Point 12: The Constitution, not public opinion, is the supreme law 6:38 Point 13: The Declaration of Independence protects God-given rights 7:30 Point 14: Officials swear to uphold the Constitution, not democracy 7:54 Point 15: America uses democratic methods within a republican system 9:20 Point 16: Constitutional amendments require supermajorities 12:45 Point 17: Most major government actions require supermajorities 14:00 Point 18: States are sovereign, not administrative districts of D.C. 15:10 Point 19: The Electoral College rejects pure national majority rule 15:36 Point 20: The Senate was designed to temper popular passions 16:11 Point 21: Jury verdicts require more than a simple majority 16:50 Point 22: Due process limits what the majority can do to any individual 18:10 Point 24: Checks and balances intentionally slow government down 18:46 Point 25: The entire Constitution reflects distrust of concentrated power 20:33 Side-by-side: Constitutional republic vs. pure democracy Call to Action: If this opened your eyes, share this broadcast far and wide. The republic can only be kept by people who understand what it is. Subscribe to Liberty Roundtable, leave a comment with your thoughts, and help educate someone today. You have a republic if you can keep it.

Congress let FISA Section 702 lapse, but is that enough? Sam Bushman and Lowell Nelson break down Ron Paul's warning about the surveillance state, the new Section 622 that would share American citizens' private data with a foreign government, and what it all means for liberty. Then they turn to Judge Andrew Napolitano's urgent question on the 250th anniversary of America's founding: are we still a republic, or have we become the empire our founders fled? Plus, Sam shares what he witnessed firsthand at the Braver Angels conference in Philadelphia, and why Japan's World Cup fans just gave Americans a lesson in citizenship. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro: Broadcasting live from the Rocky Mountains 0:31 A Republic or an Empire? 0:46 Sam's Braver Angels Experience in Philadelphia 5:07 Ron Paul: Congress's Failure Is Liberty's Gain 20:11 America at 250: Why Have So Many Lost Faith? 23:44 Japan's World Cup Fans Shame Us All 24:34 Closing: God Save the Republic Call to Action: Visit libertyroundtable.com and campaignforliberty.org to stay informed and get involved. Follow Liberty Roundtable on X, YouTube, Rumble, and Truth Social. Share this episode with someone who still believes in the republic. God save the Republic of the United States of America.

World Cup visitors are filming grocery stores, gas stations, Waffle Houses, and Buc-ee's, and they can't believe what they're seeing. After being told America was dangerous, hateful, and broken, international visitors are discovering the real America: kind, generous, abundant, and free. On this Fourth of July week episode of Liberty Roundtable, we break down why the 2026 World Cup has become the greatest accidental advertisement for America in history, what de Tocqueville got right centuries ago, and why ordinary Americans are outperforming the propaganda every single day. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro: Broadcasting live from the Rocky Mountains 0:17 America 250 and the Fourth of July 1:03 They Came for Soccer, They Discovered America 12:34 The Best Defense of America Is a Visit 21:05 Why America Is Great: Principles Over Politics 24:28 Call to Action Call to Action: Visit libertyroundtable.com to listen, subscribe, and spread the word. Follow on X (Twitter), YouTube, Rumble, and Truth Social. Share this episode with someone who needs to hear the truth about America. God save the Republic.

Sam Bushman broadcasts live from the Braver Angels Conference in Philadelphia as the Supreme Court wraps its term with a string of landmark decisions. Sam Dorman of The Epoch Times joins to break down the ruling on Haitian and Syrian deportation protections, what to expect on birthright citizenship, the controversial Monsanto glyphosate decision, and whether Trump can fire federal officials. Then Dr. Scott Bradley weighs in on Fauci accountability, Rand Paul's war powers fight, James Carville's prediction that Trump will resign by Easter 2027, and what a potential Massey-Carlson ticket could mean for 2028. Big issues, straight talk, no spin. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro: Broadcasting live from the Rocky Mountains 1:10 Sam Live from Philadelphia and the Braver Angels Conference 2:28 Sam Dorman joins: Supreme Court end-of-term breakdown 3:19 Birthright Citizenship Case Preview 13:47 Monsanto and Glyphosate: Who Is the Government Protecting? 32:33 The Fauci Facade: Tulsi's Bombshell and Rand Paul's Subpoena 39:01 James Carville Predicts Trump Resigns by Easter 2027 45:56 War Powers Resolution: Rand Paul Caves 54:29 Closing: God Save the Republic Call to Action: Visit libertyroundtable.com to listen, subscribe, and share. Follow on X, YouTube, Rumble, and Truth Social. Check out Dr. Scott Bradley's weekly webinars at freedomrisingsun.com every Thursday at 7:00 PM Mountain. Spread the word, share the love, and God save the Republic of the United States of America.

Ron "Sugar Bear" McFarlane joins host Sam Bushman and Sheriff Richard Mack for Part 1 of a powerful conversation about America's political divide. Sugar Bear shares his remarkable journey from a tough childhood in Cincinnati to an All-American football player at Iowa State, to a coach, teacher, and now Braver Angels ambassador. They tackle whether America is more divided than ever, why trust is the real crisis, what gives Sugar Bear hope, and how ordinary citizens can lower the temperature in their own communities. Sheriff Mack also previews his new book, The Democrat Murder of America: Demagoguery in the First Degree, available at murderofamerica.com. Braver Angels National Convention: June 25-28, 2026, Philadelphia, PA. Register at braverangels.org Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association: cspoa.org Liberty RoundTable: libertyroundtable.com | YouTube | Rumble | X | Truth Social Timestamps: 0:00 Intro and opening questions 0:18 Sam's framing questions for the episode 1:40 Introducing Sheriff Mack and Sugar Bear McFarlane 3:02 How Sugar Bear got his name 6:00 Growing up in Cincinnati, the orphanage, and learning to fight 8:50 His father, the five Ps of propaganda, and reading 10:50 Sheriff Mack on "The Democrat Murder of America" 13:49 Is America more divided than ever? 15:20 Sheriff Mack's signature question: What is America's worst problem? 15:44 Trust is the real crisis 19:37 What gives Sugar Bear hope 20:00 His grandmother's wisdom from the projects 21:44 What he has learned debating people across the country: patience 23:34 Why nobody watches the NBA anymore 24:30 Closing and where to find everyone Call to Action: If this conversation gave you hope, share it with someone who needs it. Check out the Braver Angels National Convention at braverangels.org, join the Sheriff's Citizens Posse at cspoa.org, and catch every episode of Liberty Roundtable at libertyroundtable.com. And go listen to Part 2. Spread the word. Share the love.

Ron "Sugar Bear" McFarlane, former college football star turned Braver Angels ambassador, joins Sheriff Richard Mack and host Sam Bushman for Part 2 of this powerful conversation. They cover the NIL college sports debate, World Cup visitors falling in love with America, how to have real conversations across the political divide, abortion, and what George Washington would say about today's politics. Sugar Bear shares a moving hospice story that will stay with you. Braver Angels National Convention: June 25-28, 2026, Philadelphia, PA. Register at braverangels.org Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association: cspoa.org Liberty RoundTable: libertyroundtable.com | YouTube | Rumble | X | Truth Social Timestamps: 0:00 Intro and show open 0:16 Part 2 begins, Sugar Bear background recap 2:51 Should college athletes be paid? The NIL debate 6:47 "They came for soccer, they discovered America" - World Cup visitors react 13:00 Sugar Bear's journey from inner-city Cincinnati to Braver Angels 13:43 The 100-foot circle of influence and the hospice story 16:02 Biggest misconceptions liberals and conservatives have about each other 18:20 The abortion conversation and how to engage across that divide 20:22 What would George Washington think of America today? 21:40 What Sugar Bear is doing at the Braver Angels convention in Philadelphia 24:35 Closing and where to find everyone Call to Action: If this conversation moved you, share it with someone on the other side of the aisle. Register for the Braver Angels National Convention at braverangels.org, join the Sheriff's Citizens Posse at cspoa.org, and catch every episode of Liberty RoundTable at libertyroundtable.com. Spread the word, share the love.

Sam Bushman and Dr. Scott Bradley dig into Trump's memo of understanding with Iran: is it a real peace deal or just hopeium? They break down why Israel refused to sign, what Iran winning actually looks like, who is paying the $300 billion in reparations, and why the Strait of Hormuz remains the unresolved checkmate piece. Then the conversation turns to George Washington's farewell address and his eerily specific warnings about foreign influence, favorite nations, and the corruption of American politics by outside interests. The founders saw this coming. Are we listening? TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro: Liberty Roundtable Live from the Rockies 0:16 Today's topics: Iran deal, impeachment, USMCA, and the party system 0:49 Introducing Dr. Scott Bradley and Freedom's Rising Sun webinars 0:25 Trump's memo of understanding with Iran: hopeium or real deal? 5:45 Dr. Bradley breaks down the MOU: a minimalist wish list 6:09 Israel was not a signatory and said absolutely not 7:25 Iran won: who pays reparations and who receives them 19:38 Washington's farewell address and the warning about foreign favorites 20:12 Real patriots vs. dupes: Washington's words that read like today's news 20:49 A passionate attachment of one nation to another produces only evils 22:17 The Israeli lobby bought another seat in Congress 24:10 Closing: the founders warned us, and we are not listening CALL TO ACTION The founders warned us about exactly this. Share this episode with someone who needs to hear it. Subscribe so you never miss a broadcast. Join Dr. Scott Bradley's weekly Thursday night webinar at 7:00 PM Mountain at freedomsrisingson.com and get your copy of "To Preserve the Nation" while you are there. Find us live at libertyroundtable.com and on YouTube, Rumble, X, and Truth Social. God save our republic.

Sam Bushman and Dr. Scott Bradley break down the real constitutional questions dominating the political landscape: Could Trump face impeachment again if Democrats take the House in the midterms? Can senators actually be impeached? And what does the Constitution say about removing members of Congress? Plus, the guys dig into the USMCA, the FBI's pre-midterm "terror plot," Trump's Iran memo of understanding vs. the Obama-era JCPOA, and what the timeless principles of the Declaration of Independence still have to say about tyranny today. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro: Liberty RoundTable Radio, broadcasting from the Rockies 0:17 Welcome and Freedom's Rising Sun webinar overview 1:01 Will Trump be impeached again if Democrats win the midterms? 1:12 Dr. Bradley on the history and likelihood of impeachment 2:35 Nixon in 1974: What impeachment fear actually does 5:34 Midterm prediction: Big Republican losses ahead? 9:19 Can senators be impeached? The answer is no, and here is why 13:00 Elections have consequences: The Mitt Romney recall debate 14:01 Article One explained: How Congress can expel its own members 19:05 Does Trump want the USMCA gone? The tarmac interview breakdown 21:46 The Declaration of Independence and its relevance today 24:15 Closing thoughts and where to find more CALL TO ACTION Join the Liberty RoundTable community and stay informed on the constitutional issues that matter most. Subscribe and hit the bell so you never miss an episode. Attend Dr. Scott Bradley's weekly liberty webinar every Thursday at 7:00 PM Mountain at freedomsrisingson.com. Listen live at libertyroundtable.com and find us on YouTube, Rumble, X, and Truth Social. Share this episode with someone who wants the truth the networks refuse to cover.

Sam Bushman sits down with Heath Perkins of Free Water Coin Co. for the Honest Money Report, digging into the economic forces quietly reshaping America's place in the world. Gold is at $4,258, silver is at $67, oil is sliding, and the Fed just held rates steady while inflation still smolders. What does it all mean? Sam and Heath break down why the dollar is gaining strength right now, whether that strength is real or temporary, how Trump's moves in the Strait of Hormuz and at the G7 are shifting global leverage, and what happens when America's debt load finally becomes too heavy to manage. If you want straight talk on precious metals, monetary policy, and the long game being played on the world stage, this episode delivers it. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction / Liberty Roundtable Radio 1:08 Sam introduces Heath Perkins and the Honest Money Report 1:43 Gold at $4,258 and silver at $67 - where markets stand today 2:50 Why oil is down, but gas prices haven't followed yet 4:37 Price sticky explained: why pump prices lag behind crude 6:10 The Iran deal: signed before Congress could review it? 8:30 Why Congress hasn't declared war since World War II 10:00 Record electricity bills this summer and what it signals 11:05 Fox News buying Roku for $22 billion: Should the government approve every deal? 14:05 Why the dollar is strengthening and what it means for gold and silver 16:27 Sam's theory: the world thought America was weak and called the bluff 18:20 BRICS, global currency wars, and America's window of leverage 20:00 Shakespeare, the world turned upside down, and America's long decline 21:35 Will gas and electricity prices get relief this summer? 23:40 The debt crisis: what happens when nations can't pay their obligations? 24:41 Closing: God save the Republic Call to Action: If you want to protect your wealth in uncertain times, visit freewatercoinco.com to talk with Heath Perkins about gold, silver, and numismatic coins. And tune in to Liberty RoundTable at libertynewsradio.com and libertyroundtable.com, or find us on Roku, YouTube, X, and Truth Social. Share this episode with anyone asking what is really happening to the American economy.

Sam Bushman sits down with Elizabeth Doll, Director of the Braver Angels Politics Program, to dig into one of the most urgent questions facing America: how do we stop letting politics destroy our relationships, our communities, and our republic? Elizabeth brings a rare perspective, having spent years as a conservative political consultant in deep-blue Western Washington before joining Braver Angels to help Americans across the aisle actually listen to each other. They tackle George Washington's forgotten warning about the "spirit of party," debate whether political parties are too powerful or not powerful enough, explore what it takes to show up at your state capitol as a red/blue pair, and preview the Braver Angels national convention in Philadelphia. If you believe people matter more than party labels, this episode is for you. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction / Liberty RoundTable Radio 0:17 Sam introduces Elizabeth Doll and Braver Angels 1:33 Elizabeth's background in conservative politics 3:25 Organizing bipartisan dinners and finding Braver Angels 5:00 Has political civility gotten worse since 2016? 6:55 What Americans actually have in common 8:00 George Washington's warning about the spirit of party 8:34 Elizabeth's surprising take: parties are too weak, not too strong 13:05 Why parties are non-representative of median Americans 15:00 The party as a train: we the people need to be the engineer 16:40 Righteous anger vs. unchecked anger (James Madison and Federalist No. 10) 18:20 What Braver Angels actually does: workshops, training, real skills 19:00 Preview of the Braver Angels national convention in Philadelphia 20:26 Convention debate: "Is the founders' vision for America outdated?" 21:40 Should we abolish parties entirely? Sam and Elizabeth debate 24:39 Closing: God save our constitutional republic Call to Action: If this conversation opened your mind even a little, share it with someone you disagree with politically. Then visit braverangels.org to learn about workshops, training, and the national convention in Philadelphia, July 25-28 at Temple University. And subscribe to Liberty RoundTable Radio at libertynewsradio.com so you never miss a conversation worth having.

Sam Bushman and James Edwards kick off with McDonald's bringing back the iconic fried apple pie for America's 250th anniversary, which leads into a deeper conversation about what the country's birthday actually means — and why enthusiasm feels so low. They break down the real reason: the economy. From the Big Mac Index to tariffs, income taxes, and a Congress that has consistently failed to deliver on Trump's America First agenda, Sam and James assess what it would actually take to turn things around before the midterms. Plus a preview of the Southern Poverty Law Center scandal and a look back at the energy from last year's Will to Power conference compared to where things stand today. 0:00 — Intro: Liberty Roundtable with Sam Bushman and James Edwards 2:03 — McDonald's brings back the fried apple pie for America's 250th 6:09 — "It's the economy, stupid" — why the 250th feels flat 6:44 — What does it even mean to be an American anymore? 7:11 — Hopes placed on Trump: Round 2 assessment 9:54 — Congress has done nothing to back Trump on borders or tariffs 12:38 — The Founder: the Ray Kroc story worth watching 18:51 — Abolish the income tax: the silver bullet to win the midterms? 24:16 — The Big Mac Index: what a burger tells you about the economy CALL TO ACTION: If this resonated with you, tune in to James Edwards every Saturday night at ThePoliticalCesspool.org and find Sam Bushman daily at LibertyRoundTable.com. Subscribe, share this episode, and drop a comment: do you think abolishing the income tax could actually save the midterms for Republicans?

Sam Bushman and James Edwards break down the explosive DOJ indictment against the Southern Poverty Law Center, including bombshell allegations that a top SPLC official funneled $1.2 million in donor money to a white supremacist informant she was allegedly having a romantic relationship with. They trace the SPLC's history of scandal, from its founding by Morris Dees to its near-billion-dollar fundraising machine built on fear, and ask why there has been zero accountability despite decades of exposure. Also covered: the UFC fight at the White House and what it signals culturally, plus the Supreme Court shutting down Carter Page's lawsuit against James Comey, 10 years after the Russia hoax. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 — Intro: Liberty Roundtable with Sam Bushman and James Edwards 2:27 — SPLC History: Founded by Morris Dees in 1971 3:19 — Nearly $1 Billion in assets built on fear-based fundraising 4:04 — How Sam and James ended up on the SPLC hate map 7:08 — The latest scandal: DOJ indictment explained 7:38 — $1.2 million funneled to an informant and alleged lover 9:27 — Paying fringe groups to stay alive as a fundraising ruse 14:58 — UFC at the White House: Is America heading toward Rome? 20:08 — Supreme Court kills Carter Page's lawsuit against Comey CALL TO ACTION: If this show resonates with you, visit ThePoliticalCesspool.org to hear James Edwards every Saturday night, live or on demand. Subscribe, share this episode, and leave a comment below with your thoughts on whether the SPLC will finally face real accountability.

Sam Bushman opens with a question few are asking: Was a boxing match on the White House lawn the right way to celebrate America's 250th anniversary? Then, co-founder of Braver Angels, David Lapp, joins to dig into what real disagreement looks like in a healthy Constitutional Republic. They cover Sam's Justice and Mercy Immigration Plan, what happens when 7 conservatives and 7 liberals spend 5 hours together in a room, E-Verify, DACA, a path to citizenship, and why civil discourse is not about giving up your convictions. Plus, the Braver Angels national convention is coming to Philadelphia June 25-28. BraverAngels.org Timestamps: 0:00 Intro from the Rocky Mountains, Liberty RoundTable Live 0:17 The White House boxing event - Was it appropriate? 1:16 "The President ought not facilitate fights" - Sam's take 4:04 "The story of America is a story of learning to disagree well" 6:57 Braver Angels Citizens' Commission on Immigration explained 16:14 Long Island Common Ground Workshop results 16:23 Unanimous agreement: balancing justice and mercy on immigration 23:07 "Civil discourse is not about compromising your convictions" 24:31 Closing - God save our constitutional republic Call to Action: If you believe Americans can disagree without being enemies, share this episode and visit BraverAngels.org to learn more, find a workshop near you, or register for the national convention in Philadelphia, June 25-28. And keep an eye out for Sam's upcoming book, A Clarion Call for Civility.

Sam Bushman sits down with David Lapp, co-founder of Braver Angels, one of the fastest-growing bipartisan grassroots organizations in America. They dig into immigration, civility, and what it really means to be an American in 2026. From a DACA recipient and a border hawk becoming convention co-chairs, to a Trump supporter and a Muslim immigrant attending each other's places of worship, this episode is full of stories that prove we are not enemies. Braver Angels is hosting their national convention June 25-28 in Philadelphia at Temple University to mark America's 250th anniversary. Plus, hear about the "Ask an Immigrant" TV series and Sam's upcoming book, A Clarion Call for Civility. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro from the Rocky Mountains, Liberty RoundTable Live! 0:17 "We are not enemies, but friends" - Abraham Lincoln 0:29 What is Braver Angels? 1:45 "Ask an Immigrant" TV show - Stories of gratitude for America 8:57 How a DACA recipient and a border hawk became best friends 13:15 Convention at Temple University, Philadelphia - June 25-28 21:00 "My religion has been hijacked" - A Trump supporter and a Muslim find common ground 23:41 How Braver Angels started - Right after the 2016 election 24:42 Closing - God save our grand old republic Call to Action: If this episode gave you hope for America, share it with someone on the other side of the aisle. Register for the Braver Angels national convention at BraverAngels.org and join thousands of conservatives and liberals choosing conversation over conflict. America's 250th anniversary starts with us.

Sam Bushman and Lowell Nelson of campaignforliberty.org sound the alarm on one of the most underreported stories in Washington: Section 224 of the 2027 NDAA, which passed the House on June 4th with almost no mainstream coverage. It would integrate the US and Israeli militaries across AI, cyber, quantum, autonomous systems, biotech, and intelligence data, effectively handing the Pentagon's keys to a foreign government. They cover the Iran peace deal announcement and why Israel is already contradicting it, the Jonathan Pollard spy scandal, and a full accounting of the USS Liberty attack on June 8, 1967, including CIA and Admiral Moorer's damning quotes. Plus, Sam shares highlights from following the American Heritage Choir on their Texas tour. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro: Sam Bushman and Lowell Nelson, campaignforliberty.org 0:51 - Sam's week away: the American Heritage Choir Texas tour 4:59 - Trump announces Iran peace deal to be signed Friday 6:18 - Ron Paul warns: sovereignty being sold behind the scenes 7:39 - NDAA Section 224: merging US and Israeli militaries 8:03 - Congress has no constitutional authority to do this 14:05 - Israel selling US secrets: the Jonathan Pollard case 14:05 - Israel says it will continue military operations despite the peace deal 18:17 - The USS Liberty: 59 years ago, Israel attacked a US Navy ship 20:24 - Thomas Massie calls for a congressional investigation into the Liberty attack 21:16 - Israel is not our friend: CIA and military confirm it was no accident 23:08 - CIA Director Helms: They knew exactly what they were doing 24:42 - Call to action: contact Congress and reject Section 224 Call to Action: Contact your congressman and tell them to oppose Section 224 of the NDAA. Visit campaignforliberty.org and libertyroundtable.com. Spread the word and share the show. God save the Republic.

Sam Bushman is back from a week away, and he's not holding back. He sounds the alarm on martial arts fights at the White House and what they signal about America's drift toward Rome-style blood sport. He covers the murder case dividing the country, the Fox acquisition of Roku and what it means for media control, China's record graduating class hitting a shrinking job market, AI data centers and the water and memory concerns nobody's talking about, Delhi's streets baking at 140 degrees, and the news many have been waiting for: a US-Iran peace framework. Plus a heads-up on AI taxes coming down the road. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro: Sam Bushman, Liberty RoundTable Live 0:25 - Blood sport at the White House: are we becoming Rome 0:56 - Universal basic income, AI, and the entertainment trap 3:49 - Free speech censored at the White House fight event 4:33 - The murder case: no excuse for violence, no blood sport in America 5:14 - Braver Angels conference in Philadelphia and why Sam is getting more involved 8:38 - Fox buys Roku for $22 billion: a massive media power grab 12:33 - Back from break: what the Fox-Roku deal really means for your TV 15:15 - China's record graduating class and the shrinking job market 16:33 - AI data centers: water, memory, and working with communities 20:12 - Delhi streets hitting 140 degrees: the urban heat crisis 22:05 - US and Iran reach a peace framework: Sam prays it holds 23:02 - Federal Reserve, retail sales, SpaceX public debut, Trump at G7 24:22 - Warning: AI taxes are coming Call to Action: If this show adds value to your life, share it with someone who needs to hear it. Subscribe and visit libertyroundtable.com or libertynewsradio.com. God save the Republic.

Sam Bushman and Dr. Scott Bradley don't hold back. On the 59th anniversary of Israel's attack on the USS Liberty, they demand the truth finally come out. They break down why Rubio's claim that the Iran war is over is a lie designed to dodge the 60-day War Powers clock, why Dr. Bradley no longer believes anything the administration says about the war, and why Republicans are heading into the midterms in serious trouble. They also dig into the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act's Section 224, which would interweave the Israeli military with America's own, the Jonathan Pollard spy case, the Greater Israel agenda, and why violating the Constitution to do good things is the same trap no matter who does it. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro: Sam Bushman and Dr. Scott Bradley 2:06 - 59th anniversary of the USS Liberty: Israel attacked a US ship 4:27 - Israel loves war, and the House rebukes the White House on Iran 6:11 - Rubio says the war is over: why that's a lie to dodge the War Powers clock 7:24 - Dr. Bradley: I no longer believe anything the administration says about this war 8:50 - Republicans headed into midterms in serious trouble 9:21 - The big beautiful bill was a betrayal: Congress has done nothing 12:36 - You cannot destroy the Constitution to save it: the Vietnam analogy 15:09 - Trump builds walls instead of roads: Dr. Bradley on diplomacy and attitude 16:51 - Israel holds the veto power on any ceasefire or resolution 18:43 - The 2027 NDAA Section 224: merging Israel into the US military 20:31 - Israel is buying Congress and the presidency 21:51 - Section 224 must be expunged: the USS Liberty and Jonathan Pollard 22:23 - The Greater Israel agenda: from the Nile to the Euphrates 23:43 - Closing: return to the Constitution, avoid foreign conflict, turn to God Call to Action: If this show adds value to your life, share it with someone who needs to hear it. Subscribe and visit libertyroundtable.com and freedomsrisingsun.com. God save the Republic.

Sam Bushman and Dr. Scott Bradley cover a packed hour: remembering the USS Liberty attack on its anniversary, the Bible's warnings about war and why prophecy is not predestination, the absurdity of a $250 Trump bill and what it says about inflation, Trump renaming everything like the Roman emperor Commodus, the case for honest money and abolishing the IRS, questions about Trump's hidden health, the transgender military fight headed to the Supreme Court, John Bolton's classified information plea deal, and the Senate's $70 billion border bet. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro: remembering the USS Liberty attack anniversary 1:23 - Wars and rumors of wars: prophecy vs. predestination 3:20 - The proposed $250 Trump bill and what it reveals about inflation 5:52 - Commodus, Trump, and renaming everything, including the Kennedy Center 7:43 - The answer to inflation is honest money: return to gold and silver 8:05 - Abolish the IRS and the Federal Reserve 8:27 - Frustration over Trump's hidden medical information 10:52 - Back from break: transgenderism in the military hits the Supreme Court 13:59 - There is no such thing as transgender: drawing a hard line 19:24 - John Bolton strikes plea deal on classified information charges 20:25 - Bolton contested it for months, then caved: the cost to taxpayers 22:13 - The inside class gets off easy while everyone else pays 23:00 - Senate approves $70 billion for border enforcement Call to Action: If this show adds value to your life, share it with someone who needs to hear it. Subscribe and visit libertyroundtable.com and freedomsrisingsun.com for more. God save the Republic.

Sam Bushman, Curt Crosby, and Lew Moore cover the Honest Money Report with gold near $4,500 and silver at $75, dig into why everybody is frustrated over prices, debate whether Trump will ever take on the Federal Reserve, and make the case for abolishing the IRS before the midterms. They also break down Samsung relocating its US headquarters from New Jersey to Texas, the founders' design for state competition, new evidence continuing to surface on the 2020 election, Tina Peters finally free after 600 days, and the growing media trust crisis in America. Timestamps: 0:18 - Honest Money Report: gold at $4,473, silver at $75 5:03 - Lew Moore joins: Ron Paul, Jack Metcalf, and the Federal Reserve fight 6:28 - Everyone is frustrated over prices, and jobless claims are rising 9:22 - Will Trump abolish the Federal Reserve? Lew says don't count on it 12:51 - Back from break: get rid of the IRS and stabilize the tariffs 14:09 - Trump's regulatory overhaul and what he's getting right 14:09 - California election still not called: count till they win 15:25 - New evidence surfaces on the 2020 election and election fraud 15:54 - Tina Peters: 600 days locked up and still telling the truth 17:00 - Samsung votes with its feet: New Jersey to Texas 17:41 - The founders designed states to compete, and people are acting on it 22:24 - Media trust crisis and Sam's book A Clarion Call for Civility 23:43 - Lew Moore: civility is always a good default Call to Action: Subscribe to Liberty RoundTable at libertyroundtable.com. Check out Lew Moore's Hour of Decision at lewmoore.com and securevote. news. God save the Republic.

Sam Bushman, Curt Crosby, and Lew Moore sit down with Utah County Clerk Aaron Davidson to expose a coordinated out-of-state money campaign backed by left-wing PAC money trying to remove him from office before the June 23rd primary. They dig into the Resolute Republic PAC, the same playbook used to take out Thomas Massie, mail-in ballot security, non-citizen voting, the SAVE Act, cast vote records, the Tina Peters case, and what real election transparency looks like at the county level. Timestamps: 0:17 - Thomas Massie is out, and the same money is coming for Utah 1:17 - Lew Moore exposes Resolute Republic PAC and its left-wing funding 2:27 - Aaron Davidson introduced: Utah County Clerk running for reelection 3:27 - $100,000 in outside money targeting a county clerk race 6:59 - Mail-in ballots: the debate over ID, drop boxes, and custody 14:35 - Citizenship verification: the SAVE Act and non-citizens found voting 16:40 - Non-citizens were registered, and some actually voted 16:38 - What county clerks should focus on: divisiveness and transparency 17:15 - Cast vote records: Aaron pushed for public access 18:11 - Tina Peters: political prisoner or rule breaker 19:10 - Documentary rec: Let My People Go by David K. Clements 21:28 - Why they want Aaron gone and what they claim against him 22:15 - How Aaron saved the county $110,000 and got called a suppressor for it 23:16 - Legalized ballot fraud and the signature verification fight 24:07 - Final word from Lew Moore and closing If you are in Utah County, vote for Aaron Davidson on June 23rd. Visit davidsonclerk.com to learn more. Subscribe to Liberty RoundTable at libertyroundtable.com and check out Lew Moore's Hour of Decision at libertynewsradio.com. God save the Republic.