LRT Video Podcast

LRT Video Podcast

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LRT Video Podcast episodes

  • Should President Trump Take Over Gaza?
    In this Liberty Roundtable Live short video, Sam Bushman tackles the question: Should President Trump take over Gaza? His answer is a resounding no.
    Drawing on insights from Ron Paul and other political figures, Sam argues against U.S. intervention, emphasizing the need to stop funding foreign conflicts and focus on diplomatic relations instead.
    He challenges the common narrative surrounding Israel, calling for peaceful engagement and fair trade rather than military involvement. Instead of looking overseas, Sam urges leaders to prioritize domestic issues—starting with abolishing the IRS and the Department of Education.
    Join the discussion and explore a Constitutional, non-interventionist approach to foreign policy.
    God Save the Republic!
    3 min
  • Valentine's Day Card Posted by the White House on Social Media
    A Valentine’s Day card posted by the White House has sparked debate across the political spectrum. The card featured images of President Donald Trump and border czar Tom Homan with the message:
    "Roses are red, violets are blue, come here illegally and we will deport you."
    Some find it hilarious, while others see it as insensitive. In this Liberty Roundtable Live Short, Sam Bushman breaks down both perspectives—should we lighten up and see the humor, or is immigration too serious a topic for jokes? More importantly, can we find a solution that balances justice with mercy?
    Join the discussion and stand for liberty!
    4 min
  • Former President Abraham Lincoln - Good Guy? Bad guy? What Say Ye?
    In this thought-provoking Liberty Roundtable Live short video, Sam Bushman dives into the complex legacy of Abraham Lincoln. Was he a hero who preserved the Union, or did he betray states' rights and commit treason? Sam explores both sides of the debate, urging viewers to go beyond the extremes and examine the broader historical and spiritual context.
    Discussing the Civil War, religious liberty, and the role of the people in shaping their government, this episode challenges conventional narratives and highlights the deeper purpose of America's founding—preparing for the return of Jesus Christ.
    Join the conversation as Sam unpacks the true responsibility for the loss of liberty and asks: Are you ready to stand for God, family, and country?
    4 min
  • What if I Get a Chance to Rename Things?
    Some say it's Presidents Day, but should it be? In this Liberty Roundtable Live Short, Sam Bushman challenges the modern renaming of holidays and calls for restoring George Washington’s Birthday to its rightful place.
    While some rename landmarks like the Gulf of Mexico to the “Gulf of America,” Sam reminds us that not all presidents deserve to be celebrated—especially those who have harmed our nation.
    Join the conversation as we honor George Washington, the first general and true statesman who humbly led this country and set an example for all. Instead of a vague Presidents Day, let’s stand up for Washington’s legacy and study his words of wisdom.
    3 min
  • Where are the Cops?
    Where are the cops when blatant threats and political violence occur in plain sight? Sam Bushman breaks down a shocking incident where protesters dragged an effigy of President Donald Trump with a noose around its neck—right in Washington, how can such actions go unchallenged? Where is the Capitol Police? Where is the accountability?
    In this Liberty Roundtable Live short video, brought to you by the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association (CSPOA), Sam Bushman exposes the double standard in law enforcement and challenges Americans to stand for justice.
    4 min
  • Donald Trump says his Wish for Canada to Become a 51st State
    In this episode of Liberty Roundtable Live, host Sam Bushman breaks down Donald Trump's remarks on Canada potentially becoming the 51st state of the United States.
    Trump argues that the U.S. loses $200 billion annually to Canada and questions whether subsidies should continue for a foreign country. Sam explores the complexities of such a proposal, discussing Canada's divisions, the principle of self-determination, and whether Canadians would even want to join the U.S.
    Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on, sovereignty, and the role of government in shaping national borders.
    3 min
  • Led Zeppelin is Famous for Saying Communication Breakdown
    Led Zeppelin once sang about a communication breakdown, but in today's world, it's more than just lyrics—it's a serious challenge.
    Misunderstandings, offense, and division are some of Satan’s greatest tools to tear us apart.
    But there’s a solution: open communication, respect for different viewpoints, and the willingness to listen.
    In this Liberty Roundtable Live short, Sam Bushman dives into the dangers of self-censorship, polarization, and the suppression of free speech. He reminds us that fostering empathy and standing for principles—not attacking individuals—is the key to keeping America strong.
    4 min
  • You're Fired!
    Government inefficiency is costing taxpayers big time. In this Liberty RoundTable Live short, Sam Bushman breaks down how state and local government workers cost nearly 40% more to employ than private sector employees—mostly due to lavish benefits and pensions.
    With bloated salaries and excessive compensation packages, the question is: How many of these government jobs are truly necessary? If we don’t cut the excess, taxpayers will continue footing the bill for an overgrown bureaucracy.
    The solution? Reduce government involvement where it doesn’t belong and let the free market lead the way.
    Should government employees have better benefits than private workers? Or is it time to hold the public sector accountable?
    God Save the Republic!
    4 min

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Liberty RoundTable Live delivers engaging, thought-provoking conversations that cover a wide range of topics, from breaking news to the timeless principles that define America.