Sons Of Liberty Radio with Bradlee Dean
Part 1: Something A Little Off Here, People
Part 2: Sheriff Richard Mack Joins Bradlee Dean LIVE
Sons of Liberty Radio: Cultural Betrayal, Political Theater, and the Sheriff's Duty
Sons of Liberty Radio
Host: Bradley Dean | "I am a Boat Rocker"
Jan 31, 2026
#ChristianWorldview #SheriffMack #ConstitutionalRights #MediaBias#GunFreeZones #CSPOA
The Cultural Battlefield
"A faithful witness delivereth souls... I am using the Judge's Word to make judgments, and that out of love."
Celebrity Christianity Critique: Strong skepticism regarding conversions of celebrities like Kanye West, Bono, and Alice Cooper. Argument: They often return to their "vomit" (lifestyle) and lack biblical fruit.
Political Theater: Claims the "Uni-party" system divides America. Specific attacks on Ilhan Omar ("installed," not elected) and the Minnesota political landscape.
Gun-Free Zones: Cites John Lott Jr.; argues 94% of mass shootings occur in gun-free zones. Calls them "Killing Zones" where citizens are disarmed.
Paid Provocateurs: Allegations that protests (like George Floyd era) are funded operations with "free winter hats and designer masks" to stir insurrection.
Guest Feature: Sheriff Mack
Richard Mack (CSPOA)
Former Sheriff, Graham County, AZ
Core Message: Sheriffs have the constitutional duty to defy federal overreach. Recalls the 1994 Supreme Court victory against the Clintons/Brady Bill.
"We just have too many damn wimpy sheriffs." — Quoting Sheriff Prince
1994SC Victory Year
7Sheriffs Stood Up
$100Support Offer
Critical Alerts
Sheriffs Under Attack: Mention of "Save Our Sheriffs" rally in Washington. State AGs suing sheriffs who assist with deportation.
Call to Action: Join the CSPOA Posse. Citizens must hold local law enforcement accountable to the Constitution.
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Date: January 31, 2026 | Host: Bradley Dean | Guest: Sheriff Richard Mack
Executive Summary
Host Bradley Dean delivers a fiery critique of modern American culture, alleging that mainstream Christian celebrities and political figures—including Donald Trump and the "Uni-party"—are deceiving the public. The episode covers conspiracy narratives regarding rigged sports, the "assassination" of Charlie Kirk, and the dangers of gun-free zones. The final segment features Sheriff Richard Mack, who discusses his 1994 Supreme Court victory and urges citizens to empower local sheriffs to resist federal overreach.
Detailed Key Takeaways
The Illusion of Modern Christianity and Celebrity Culture
Dean opens by challenging the authenticity of high-profile "Christian" celebrities, specifically targeting Kanye West, Bono, and Alice Cooper. He argues that these figures are "novices" or "hirelings" who twist scripture to fit a worldly narrative. The host emphasizes that true judgment must be based on empirical evidence and scripture, rejecting the "judge not" mentality often used to shield celebrities from criticism. He contends that the public is being entertained into submission, distracted by "bread and circuses" like rigged NFL and NBA games, while their freedoms are eroded.
Political Betrayal and the "Uni-Party" System
The show aggressively criticizes the political establishment, labeling it a "uni-party" system designed to divide and conquer. Dean attacks Donald Trump for his promotion of the COVID-19 vaccines (referred to as "experimental jabs") and questions the integrity of figures like J.D. Vance, Marco Rubio, and Ted Cruz, citing their past hypocrisy. The host also launches a severe critique against Ilhan Omar, accusing her of fraud and anti-American sentiment, while suggesting that the justice system is failing to prosecute political criminals in Minnesota and beyond.
📉 The "Scripted Reality" Narrative
The host argues that major public events are pre-planned "psyops" rather than organic occurrences.
Mass Shootings
Described as scripted events using paid provocateurs to justify disarming citizens (e.g., ICE shooting narratives).
Charlie Kirk Case
Claims Kirk was assassinated and the current public figure is a replacement or part of a cover-up involving the CIA.
Gun Rights and "Killing Zones"
A significant portion of the broadcast defends the Second Amendment, arguing that "gun-free zones" are actually "killing zones" where 94% of mass shootings occur. Dean posits that holding gun manufacturers liable for crimes is as illogical as blaming utensil manufacturers for obesity. He advocates for legislation that would hold businesses and government agencies liable for safety if they disarm citizens on their premises.
Sheriff Richard Mack: The Constitutional Line of Defense
Sheriff Richard Mack joins the program to discuss the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association (CSPOA). He recounts his 1994 legal battle against the Clinton administration's Brady Bill, where he and six other sheriffs successfully sued the federal government. Mack emphasizes that sheriffs have the ultimate authority within their counties and are not subservient to federal agents or state attorneys general. He expresses frustration with "wimpy sheriffs" who refuse to stand against unconstitutional mandates due to fear of media attacks or political pressure.
🛡️ CSPOA Strategy & Offer
Core Philosophy: The Sheriff is the highest executive authority in a county and must protect citizens from federal overreach.
The Problem: Sheriffs often act as bureaucrats rather than constitutional defenders due to lack of public support or knowledge.
The Solution: Citizens must join the "Posse" to support and pressure their local sheriffs.
Fundraising Package ($100): Includes a CSPOA Challenge Coin, a U.S. Silver Peace Dollar, and a pocket copy of the Supreme Court case.
Key Data Points
94%: The percentage of mass public shootings that have taken place in "gun-free zones" since 1950, according to the Crime Prevention Research Center.
$45 Billion: The amount allocated to ICE for building new immigration detention centers in the "Big Beautiful Bill."
$397,000: The estimated cost per person detained under the new ICE budget allocations.
7 Sheriffs: The number of sheriffs (out of over 3,000) who originally stood up to sue the federal government regarding the Brady Bill in 1994.
To-Do / Next Steps
For Citizens: Join the CSPOA "Posse" to receive training on how to work with and influence your local sheriff.
For Supporters: Purchase the $100 fundraising package (Peace Dollar, Challenge Coin, and Supreme Court booklet) via the CSPOA website and include your mailing address in the comments.
General Advice: Stop being "paper tigers" and get physically involved in local freedom processes rather than just complaining online.
Conclusion
The episode paints a grim picture of a nation under siege from internal corruption, media manipulation, and spiritual compromise. Bradley Dean and Sheriff Mack conclude that the only path to restoring liberty lies in a citizenry that is spiritually awake and politically active, specifically by empowering local sheriffs to enforce the Constitution against federal tyranny.