Ballot Fraud, Blocked Spending Cuts, and the Tina Peters Release | 09-30-26
Sam Bushman and Sheriff Richard Mack break down the week's most overlooked stories: consumer confidence hitting its lowest point since 2014, wedding costs exploding with New York City averaging $88,000, a Russian oligarch funding Donald Trump Jr.'s multi-million-dollar wedding, a Utah postal worker caught trashing over 300 ballots, CSPOA targeted by identity thieves rerouting donations, the Government Accountability Office blocking Trump from saving $800 million in taxpayer money while Congress stays on vacation, Tina Peters released early from her nine-year prison sentence by Colorado's governor, and Shasta County, California rushing to shred contested ballots as the 22-month retention window expires. Linked Timestamps: 0:17 - Consumer confidence at lowest since 2014 1:45 - Wedding costs: NYC averages $88,000, Wyoming $17,000 6:00 - Russian oligarch paid for Trump Jr.'s multi-million-dollar wedding 7:58 - Utah postal worker destroys over 300 ballots 13:47 - CSPOA targeted by identity thieves rerouting donations 16:40 - Federal watchdog blocks Trump from cutting $800 million in spending 21:37 - Tina Peters released early from nine-year prison sentence 23:21 - Shasta County rushes to shred contested ballots Call to Action: Stand with Sheriff Mack and Sam Bushman for constitutional liberty. Get Sheriff Mack's book The Democrat Murder of America at murderofamerica.com. Join the CSPOA posse at cspoa.org for weekly webinars and a free gift including the new book. Find the Liberty Roundtable at libertyroundtable.com on YouTube, Rumble, X, and Truth Social. Spread the word and share the love. God save our constitutional republic.
