Episodes

Utah County commissioner candidate Jacob Oaks was cited for driving on a suspended license he was never notified about, and when he fought back, the court denied him a jury trial, denied him cross-examination of witnesses, and then demanded he pay a $300 fine before his appeal was even finished. This episode of the Liberty Roundtable with Sam Bushman breaks down why this case is about far more than a traffic ticket. Host Sam Bushman is joined by constitutional scholar Dr. Scott Bradley and Jacob...

Utah candidate and Liberty United founder Jacob Oaks is fighting a court system he says violated his due process rights over a suspended license he was never notified about. This episode of the Liberty RoundTable explores why one man's refusal to pay a $300 fine has become a landmark constitutional battle over jury trials, government overreach, and the rights of every American. Host Sam Bushman is joined by constitutional scholar Dr. Scott Bradley and Jacob Oaks himself to break down how a routi...

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 th...

US military commanders are reportedly allowing Iranian missiles and drones to hit runways, radar installations, and fuel depots rather than intercept them, because the stockpile of high-tech intercept missiles is critically low. Sam Bushman and Dr. Scott Bradley break down what this means for American national security, the Iran conflict, and the nations watching from the sidelines. On this episode of the Liberty Roundtable, Sam and Dr. Bradley examine credible reports that THAAD missiles and ot...

Sam Bushman and Curt Crosby break down the Senate Homeland Security Committee voting to hold Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress after he pled the Fifth 111 times, plus new revelations from his redacted scientific diary. They discuss a federal judge clearing the way to end deportation protections for 350,000 Haitians, and celebrate the dismissal of the last January 6th case, freeing Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes and his co-defendants. Sam also floats an idea for a victims fund to help th...

Sam Bushman and Curt Crosby break down the week's biggest stories the mainstream networks won't touch. They dig into the Strait of Hormuz shipping framework talks between Iran and Oman, debate whether Trump was "sidelined" or made a brilliant strategic move, and expose what looks like election fraud in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary. Plus, JD Vance's push for federal anti-fraud legislation after stopping $56 billion in fraudulent payments, a stark warning about the newly approved mRNA seas...

Sam Bushman and James Edwards ask the question nobody in DC will: where is Mitch McConnell? With no live appearance since his June hospitalization, they dig into the "proof of life" photo, why Rand Paul stays silent, and what it says about accountability in Congress. Plus: assessing Trump's second term report card, the divided GOP heading into the midterms, an AOC 2028 preview, and megadonor Ronald Lauder pulling his political funding. Timestamps: 0:00 Show open 2:17 Trump's second term, less th...

James Edwards and Sam Bushman break down why GOP megadonor Ronald Lauder just cut off funding ahead of the midterms, the executive moves Trump could make right now to energize his base, and why the Senate's Fauci contempt vote keeps getting delayed. Plus: the Iran ceasefire cycle explained, why nobody's going to prison for COVID accountability, and a wild breakdown of how much fast food actually costs compared to 1964. 0:00 Show open 0:22 Lauder pulls GOP funding, midterm panic 2:42 What Trump c...

Sheriff Richard Mack and constitutional advocate Tony Pellegrino join Sam Bushman on Liberty RoundTable to break down a heroic armed citizen intervention that stopped a mass shooter, expose why gun-free zones fail, and dig into Second Amendment case law, including Sheriff Mack's own Supreme Court battle against the Brady Bill. They also tackle family court abuses, prosecutorial overreach, Jeanine Pirro's controversial gun stance in D.C., and what it would take to crown America's most constitutio...

Description: Sheriff Richard Mack and Tony Pellegrino join Sam Bushman on Liberty RoundTable to break down a bold new legal strategy: suing the federal government over taxpayer funding of Planned Parenthood. They cover the DOJ's new lawsuit defending gun rights at churches, a cyberattack warning hitting water systems in seven states, a New York sheriff's standoff with the governor over ICE cooperation, and grade President Trump's performance so far. Plus, Sheriff Mack's landmark Tenth Amendment ...

Sam Bushman unpacks the collapse of Trump's Anti-Weaponization Fund and offers his own plan for the President to personally compensate January 6th victims like Stewart Rhodes and Jake Lang. He covers Dave Rubin's warning that Trump has only three months to deliver on his promises before the midterms, breaks down a heroic armed citizen intervention during an Idaho In N Out shooting, and pitches a bold private sector stimulus idea that would bypass the IRS entirely. Timestamps: 0:00 Show open 1:32...

Sam Bushman breaks down the viral Flamin' Hot Cheetos cookie controversy sweeping TikTok, then digs into what really happened to the TikTok ban (spoiler: it's now a "forced restructuring"). He exposes the Senate's new funding deal that lets Congress skip town again before facing a real deadline, shares a former Planned Parenthood director's shocking testimony on abortion quotas, and lays out a surprising theory on why Trump may be intentionally staying out of the Iran negotiations. Plus, a warni...

In this FreedomFest interview, Sam Bushman sits down with Mike ter Maat, an economist and entrepreneur, as he prepares to make a bold announcement: a two-year campaign for the Republican vice presidential nomination, something never attempted in the party's history. Mike Ter Maat lays out his plan to unify the GOP by adding a liberty movement voice to the ticket and to hand the VP selection to national delegates instead of the presidential nominee. The conversation covers party politics, the rol...

Sam and Dr. Scott Bradley kick off with a surprising history lesson: today marks the anniversary of Lafayette's 1777 commission as a major general, plus the strange true story of George Washington's personal cologne and its link to Lafayette. They then dig into the founders' faith, tackling a Supreme Court justice's controversial comment questioning whether America is a Christian nation, and unpack Jefferson's personal beliefs, the true meaning of the First Amendment, and how a godless humanist ...

Dr. Scott Bradley joins the Liberty Roundtable to break down America's undeclared, multi-front military entanglements from Ukraine to Iran to Israel, and the real risk of World War III. They dig into classified munitions depletion (Patriots, THAAD, Tomahawks), reports of China arming Iran with shoulder-fired missiles, and the growing possibility of a reinstated military draft. The conversation then shifts to the COVID con: Fauci's Fifth Amendment pleas, Rand Paul's diary revelations, vaccine inj...

Sam Bushman, Curt Crosby, and Heath Perkins dig into the economy and accountability on this episode of Liberty Roundtable: the Fed holding interest rates steady while divisions grow, how Federal Reserve meddling helped inflate the housing market, constitutional gold and silver currency (and the birth of "Curtcoin"), a plan to use Treasury notes instead of Federal Reserve debt, and current gold and silver prices. Then the panel tackles the Fauci Fifth Amendment firestorm — 111 pleas after a pardo...

Sam Bushman, Curt Crosby, and Heath Perkins break down a whirlwind of breaking news on this episode of Liberty Roundtable: gold and silver prices, US airstrikes on Iran amid Russia's ongoing assault on Ukraine, and whether any of it was ever constitutionally authorized by Congress. The panel digs into the "military industrial complex," the central banking angle behind the Iran conflict, reports that China may be arming Iran with air defense missiles, the risk of a three-front war, Chinese infilt...

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 ...

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 ...

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 tech...

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 ...

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...

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 troop...

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,...