In this hard-hitting episode of Liberty RoundTable Radio, Sam Bushman and Dr. Scott Bradley tackle the most pressing issues facing America today.
They dive deep into Dan Bongino's shocking resignation from the FBI and what it reveals about institutional corruption that "shook him to his core."
The hosts analyze the mounting evidence of an imminent Iran conflict, questioning Trump's pivot from peace president to potential war escalator.
They examine the Clinton contempt of Congress case and the glaring double standard in accountability—why did Steve Bannon go to jail while the Clintons walk free?
The discussion turns to the alarming loss of civility in American politics, including Trump's profane outburst at a Detroit factory worker.
Plus, they explore RFK Jr.'s food pyramid overhaul, the upcoming midterm elections, and whether constitutional principles still matter in modern governance.
This is truth-telling radio that refuses to pull punches, regardless of party lines.
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TIME MARKERS:
0:00 - Introduction & Show Opening
0:22 - Dan Bongino's FBI Resignation - Why He Left & What It Reveals
5:34 - RFK Jr. vs. Dan Bongino - Staying in the Fight or Walking Away?
13:01 - Midterm Elections 2026 - Predictions & Republican Challenges
20:27 - Iran War Imminent? - Trump's Foreign Policy Contradictions
24:07 - Bill & Hillary Clinton Contempt of Congress - Will They Face Justice?
30:02 - Trump's Detroit Factory Incident - Loss of Civility in Politics
48:05 - Food Pyramid Overhaul - Can Americans Really Eat for $3 a Meal?
54:37 - Closing Thoughts - Constitutional Principles & Self-Governance