Episodes

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,...

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 $...

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 ...

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 mon...

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 Tr...

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: Broa...

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 ad...

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 ex...

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:...

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 infl...

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 top...

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...

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 corrupti...

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...

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, inclu...

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 batt...

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 Angel...

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 co...

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 t...

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...

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,...