LRT Video Podcast

Trump Plans to Pardon J6 Protestors—Sam Weighs In with a hearty thumbs up!

Sam discusses Trump’s promise to pardon peaceful January 6th protestors who have been wrongfully punished.

Most attendees were there to pray and call for election integrity, but a few bad actors overshadowed the event. Sam believes it’s time for transparency: release all 40,000 hours of footage, review cases individually, and ensure justice is served.

Sam highlights stories like Casey Cusick’s, a peaceful protestor sentenced to 10 days in federal prison for simply using the restroom with police permission.

He calls for reparations for those wrongfully treated and urges Congress to take accountability for ignoring election integrity concerns.

Sam supports Trump’s plan and prays he takes swift action to bring justice and accountability.

In this video, Sam unpacks reports that Mark Zuckerberg might be aligning with Team MAGA.

According to The New York Times, Zuckerberg and Donald Trump recently met privately at Mar-a-Lago, sparking speculation about the nature of their conversation. While the details remain unknown, the meeting raises serious questions.

Sam reminds us that Zuckerberg funneled $400 million into election efforts before 2020—funding many believe contributed to election fraud. Zuckerberg himself admitted to Congress that government influence shaped his decisions, and he regrets it. Now, after this secret meeting with Trump, Sam asks: Is Zuckerberg switching sides? Could this signal a new alliance, and if so, what does it mean for Trump's 2024 strategy?

Sam also points out that other prominent liberals, like Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough, have been meeting with Trump. Reflecting on Trump's first term, Sam warns of the dangers of bad actors whispering in his ear again. His hope? That Trump has learned from past mistakes and surrounds himself with wiser counsel this time.

Sam discusses the ongoing court case involving Alex Jones and The Onion, shedding light on the complex legal battle over property and digital rights. According to Sam, The Onion attempted to take over Alex Jones’s properties and transform them into mock sites, but the case has hit a snag. The judge has noted irregularities in the auction process, raising questions about fairness.

Meanwhile, X (formerly Twitter) has entered the fray, claiming that Alex Jones never owned his social media accounts, rendering them non-transferable in the InfoWars sale. Initially, this intervention seemed positive, with Elon Musk appearing to protect Jones’s rights. Sam appreciates this aspect, as he firmly believes in protecting Alex Jones’s free speech.

However, Sam points out a critical issue: if social media accounts aren’t truly owned by their users, but by platforms like X, this sets a troubling precedent. While Musk may defend Alex Jones today, what’s to stop him—or any platform owner—from revoking access to these accounts in the future? Sam shares a personal example, recounting how a close friend James Edwards experienced this very issue.

He raises an important question: If users pour time, effort, and money into growing their digital assets, only to find they don’t actually own them, are they unwittingly building wealth for someone else? Sam calls for a broader reckoning—what he describes as a "coming home to roost"—to address these concerns. He advocates for free speech and the right to truly own one’s digital assets, emphasizing the need for transparency and fairness in the digital age.

President-Elect Donald Trump recently threatened to impose 100% tariffs on any "BRICS" nation that abandons the US Dollar. Sam has a problem with this approach. While he understands and supports the concept of tariffs, he believes that 100% tariffs are excessive and counterproductive. Sam argues that such threats are designed to maintain the dollar's status as the world's currency, but they overstep the authority of the US over other nations.

Sam emphasizes that leadership should not be based on fear but on building diplomatic relations and trust. He quotes, "When people are afraid of the government, we have tyranny; when the government is afraid of the people, we have liberty." Sam advises Trump to lead with diplomacy and mutual respect rather than coercion.

He acknowledges Trump's desire for global use of the dollar but insists it should be achieved through free will and the appeal of the US's economic strength and freedoms, not through force. Sam appreciates Trump's intentions but urges that tariffs should be used appropriately, in line with the traditions of the founding fathers.

Sam discusses two sheriffs who he believes belong in the Hall of Shame. First, Sheriff Chad Bianco from Riverside, California, had a meltdown involving Vem Miller. Bianco accused Miller of attempting to orchestrate the third assassination of Donald Trump, a claim Sam says is completely false. Bianco later denied making the accusation and blamed the right-wing media and Miller for lying. Sam has evidence, including quotes and emails, showing Bianco's contradictory statements. When Sam confronted Bianco about the mainstream press potentially getting it wrong, Bianco refused to discuss it further. Sam firmly places Chad Bianco in the Hall of Shame.

Next, Sam talks about Sheriff Chad Chronister of Hillsborough County, Florida, who was nominated by Donald Trump for the DEA. Sam believes Chronister belongs in the Hall of Shame for arresting Pastor Rodney Howard-Browne, who wanted to keep his church open during COVID. The charges were eventually dropped, but Chronister held a press conference bragging about the arrest and never apologized—Sam questions whether someone like Chronister should be elevated to a federal position. Thankfully, Trump changed his mind and turned him down. Sam declares both current sheriffs named Chad belong in the Hall of Shame.

On a positive note, Sam highlights sheriffs who deserve to be in the Hall of Fame. Former Sheriff Richard Mack, who won a Supreme Court case against Bill Clinton over the right to keep and bear arms, Former Sheriff Brad Rogers, who defended an Amish farmer against federal overreach, and Sheriff Nick Finch of Liberty County, Florida, who protected gun rights and won in court after being arrested. Sam gives a big shout-out to these sheriffs and asks others to uphold their oath of office to be called Hall of Fame Sheriffs.

Biden Administration Lies and Hunter Biden’s Controversial Pardon

Sam Bushman dives into the troubling pattern of deception within the Biden Administration, focusing on Joe Biden’s controversial decision to pardon his son, Hunter Biden. Despite repeated promises to the American people that he would not intervene, Joe Biden went back on his word, calling his son a victim of unwarranted scrutiny.

Sam believes the pardon is about more than family loyalty. He argues it’s a calculated move to shield both Hunter and Joe Biden from investigations that could expose corrupt business dealings. These dealings, Sam suggests, involve money trails, questionable partnerships, and actions that betray the country—all for personal gain.

The lack of action from Congress and the delayed response from the House of Representatives, even after acknowledging impeachable offenses, raises the question: are some people truly above the law? Sam warns that unless these "secret combinations" of power are dismantled, America’s future is at risk.

Sam calls for accountability and transparency, praying for a justice system that proves no one is beyond its reach. He reminds us that while justice may move slowly, it must eventually prevail to restore integrity and fairness.

Defending Free Speech: Alex Jones, InfoWars, and the Auction Controversy

Sam Bushman takes a stand in defense of Alex Jones and the sacred right to free speech. He breaks down the recent controversy surrounding the auction of InfoWars assets, including studios, websites, and social media accounts, while raising critical questions about accountability and transparency.

Sam discusses Elon Musk’s refusal to allow X accounts linked to Alex Jones or InfoWars to be sold, highlighting Musk’s stance as a defense of free speech. He also examines claims by The Onion to have purchased InfoWars, which was disputed by the bankruptcy judge, Christopher Lopez. The judge noted concerns about the auction process and ordered an evidence hearing to uncover the truth.

Sam points out that satire and mockery, as seen in this case, undermine legitimate outcomes. He emphasizes that Alex Jones has a right to fair treatment in court and questions the motives behind what some see as a fire sale of his assets.

This is about more than Alex Jones—it’s about protecting free speech, ensuring fairness, and demanding transparency. Tune in for Sam’s critical analysis and defense of fundamental rights.

Sam Bushman’s Immigration Reform Plan: Justice with Mercy

Sam presents a comprehensive immigration reform plan aimed at balancing justice and mercy. The plan includes:

• Clearly distinguishing between criminal and noncriminal immigrants.
• A voluntary registration program for undocumented immigrants, with background checks to ensure no criminal activity.
• Self-deportation for hardened criminals, with serious penalties for noncompliance, including a lifetime ban from the U.S.
• Temporary legal status through conditional residency, contingent on adhering to specific rules.
• Proportional penalties based on time spent in the U.S., taxes paid, and public services used.
• A sponsorship program to allow citizens to support immigrants directly.
• A clear path to permanent residency after meeting defined objectives.
• Strengthened border enforcement to secure the nation’s borders.
• Regular reviews and adjustments to improve the program as needed.

This plan is designed to uphold justice while offering fair opportunities for those seeking to contribute positively to society.

Sam Bushman Analyzes Trump’s Cabinet Picks and the Challenges Ahead

Sam dives into the three factions shaping Trump’s Cabinet: those focused on revenge, calming markets, and cutting budgets. While Sam supports turning to honest money and constitutional currency, as well as reducing budgets with a focus on constitutional principles, he voices concerns over some of Trump’s appointments.

He critiques picks like Scott Assent, a former George Soros money manager, for Treasury Secretary; Louri Chavez, a pro-union Labor Secretary nominee; and David Weldon, with a lackluster 60% congressional record, for the CDC. Sam also questions Pam Bondi for Attorney General, citing her stance on gun rights as a red flag.

While praying for the administration’s success, Sam warns that some choices may not align with conservative or constitutional values. Watch as he unpacks the implications of these decisions.

Egg Shortage and Rising Prices: What's Really Going On?

In this video, Sam dives into the egg shortage impacting holiday prep, driven by bird flu, inflation, and industrial farming practices. With prices averaging $3.37 per dozen and expected to rise into 2025, Sam questions why we rely on massive farms with vulnerable, overcrowded chickens. He urges a shift to local solutions—farmers markets, neighbors, and even raising your own chickens. Finally, Sam asks the tough question: Are food shortages being orchestrated to condition us for a future of scarcity? Watch now for Sam’s bold take and insightful commentary!