Liberty RoundTable Podcast

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 through its modern consequences, including documented police brutality cases, the IDF training of US law enforcement agencies, and Tucker Carlson's call for equal accountability in his third-party platform.

The hosts also discuss the National Mall reflecting pool controversy and whether the project was deliberately sabotaged to embarrass President Trump, the government's role in weather manipulation and the chemtrail debate, and the broader question of whether the "Epstein class" of protected elites will ever face the same law that applies to ordinary Americans.

Anthony Fauci's contempt of Congress situation, the January 6 dismissals, and the CSPOA's potential role in law enforcement reform are also addressed.

Topics covered:

Qualified immunity: its unconstitutional origins, how the Supreme Court created it out of thin air, and why Justices Thomas and Sotomayor have both questioned it

IDF training of US police agencies and what a combat mindset means for domestic law enforcement

The National Mall reflecting pool controversy and whether Trump was set up to fail

Tucker Carlson's third party platform and the demand for equal legal accountability

January 6 case dismissals, Stewart Rhodes, and the lack of government accountability

Timestamps:

00:00 -- Introduction: Liberty Roundtable with Sam Bushman and Dr. Scott Bradley

06:47 -- Reflecting Pool Debacle: Botched Installation or Deliberate Sabotage?

12:39 -- Qualified Immunity: Two Classes of People and No Accountability

13:49 -- Police Brutality, Shoot First, and the Fallujah Mentality

21:13 -- IDF Training US Police Forces

22:40 -- CSPOA and the Path Toward Reform

23:41 -- January 6, Stewart Rhodes, and the Accountability Gap

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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 other high-tech intercept systems are being conserved to the point where commanders are choosing which incoming threats to ignore.

With artillery shell replenishment estimated at eight or more years out and production lines unable to scale quickly, the hosts ask whether the Iran conflict will end simply because the United States runs out of the means to fight it.

The discussion also covers Second Amendment cases before the Supreme Court, including New Jersey's assault weapons ban and a Texas federal ruling on the National Firearms Act, the role of religion and morality in maintaining a constitutional republic, and whether Tucker Carlson, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Thomas Massie's third party movement addresses the real underlying problems.

Topics covered:

US munitions stockpile shortages: THAAD missiles, 155mm artillery, and what commanders are reportedly allowing through

The Iran conflict, the Strait of Hormuz negotiations, and whether Trump has an off-ramp

Second Amendment cases heading to SCOTUS, including New Jersey's assault weapons ban and the Texas NFA ruling on suppressors and short-barreled rifles

Public education, socialism, and the erosion of constitutional knowledge across generations

George Washington's warning on religion, morality, and national virtue -- and why it still applies

Timestamps:

00:00 -- Introduction: Liberty Roundtable with Sam Bushman and Dr. Scott Bradley

00:44 -- US Munitions Crisis: Running Low on THAAD Missiles and Artillery Rounds

11:32 -- Second Amendment at SCOTUS: New Jersey Assault Weapons Ban and the NFA Ruling

18:06 -- Religion, Morality, and the Foundation of Constitutional Government

23:13 -- Tucker Carlson, Third Party Movement, and the Core Issues Being Missed

23:55 -- Baseline Principles: God, Family, Country

24:30 -- Final Thoughts and Closing

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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 those harmed by the January 6th prosecutions.

Timestamps:

0:00 Show open

1:30 Honest Money report: gold and silver prices

1:39 Senate holds Fauci in contempt of Congress

6:18 Fauci's redacted diary and the cover-up concerns

10:49 Judge ends deportation protection for 350,000 Haitians

17:38 Last January 6th case dismissed, Stewart Rhodes freed

20:07 Idea for a victims fund to help J6 defendants

22:27 Jake Lang interview and violence against J6ers

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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 seasonal flu vaccine, support for the Freedom Haulers truckers, and a salmonella outbreak tied to jalapeños across 27 states.

Timestamps:

0:00 Show open

1:00 Strait of Hormuz shipping framework talks

2:13 Was Trump sidelined, or is this a strategic move?

7:00 Michigan Senate primary fraud concerns

10:16 JD Vance demands anti-fraud legislation

17:16 Trump pushes tax cuts in Las Vegas

19:16 Warning on the new mRNA flu vaccine

20:19 Freedom Haulers and illegal trucking licenses

22:50 Salmonella outbreak tied to jalapeños

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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 than 100 days to midterms

3:46 The flurry of executive orders, then and now

10:09 Mitch McConnell missing since June 14th

16:01 The "proof of life" photo controversy

17:33 Why isn't Rand Paul saying anything?

20:46 AOC's rise and the 2028 field

23:34 Ronald Lauder pulls GOP funding

24:24 Closing thoughts and where to find more

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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 could do to energize the base

11:24 Fauci contempt vote delayed

9:12 Trump's grade for his first year back

10:04 Iran ceasefire cycle and credibility problem

13:15 Fauci accountability and the pardon question

17:31 Nuremberg-style trials talk

19:54 1964 vs. today: fast food price comparison

23:57 Closing thoughts and where to find more

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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 constitutional county.

Timestamps:

0:00 Intro and today's topics

1:18 George Washington's warning on political parties

5:33 The In-N-Out Burger shooting and heroic intervention

10:53 Sheriff Mack's Supreme Court quote on gun control and constitutionality

15:02 The contest for America's most constitutional county

20:02 The worst thing happening in America: family court

23:31 Jeanine Pirro's gun control comments in D.C.

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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 win at the Supreme Court and why oaths of office matter more than ever.

Timestamps:

0:00 Intro and show topics

1:19 Sheriff Mack's historic Supreme Court win against Clinton

2:32 Plan to sue the feds over Planned Parenthood funding

7:11 Grading Trump's presidency

11:01 DOJ defends gun rights at churches

14:45 Cyberattack warnings hit water systems in seven states

18:13 New York sheriff stands up to the governor over ICE

22:01 Why honoring the oath of office matters

Call to Action: Get the book "The Democrat Murder of America" at murderofamerica.com, join the posse at CSPOA.org, and learn more about the American Common Law Academy at aclalaw.net.

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 Trump's $1.8 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund is dead

6:25 Sam's plan: Trump should personally compensate J6ers

12:35 Dave Rubin says Trump has three months to deliver

16:16 Heroic armed citizen stops the Idaho In N Out shooter

21:44 Sam's private sector stimulus idea: $599 for every American

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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 warning for parents about gambling-style mechanics hiding inside Roblox.

Timestamps:

0:00 Show open

0:27 Flamin' Hot Cheetos cookie takes over TikTok

3:10 What actually happened to the TikTok ban

5:35 Senate cuts a deal to keep the government open through December 11th

11:28 Former Planned Parenthood director on abortion quotas

12:36 Trump says US-Iran talks are starting, but is he really at the table?

18:07 Is Trump's Iran strategy actually genius?

22:00 Is Roblox training kids to gamble?

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