Show Notes
Sons of Liberty Radio with Bradlee Dean
Americans Are Incrementally Being Dispossessed By Illegals
Minnesota Fraud, Voter Fraud, and Americans Incrementally Dispossessed by Illegals with Scott Jensen
In a broadcast mixing scripture, political commentary, and a live interview, Bradlee Dean discusses Minnesota's fraud scandals with state auditor candidate Scott Jensen, then turns to Deuteronomy's curses and claims about immigration, foreign-born politicians, and the Second Amendment.
Law, Grace, and a Nation in a Pickle Bradlee Dean opens the broadcast with a teaching on law and grace, reading Romans 3:20 and John 16:8 to explain that the law exposes sin before it ever helps a sinner, and that conviction by the Holy Spirit precedes godly repentance. He turns from doctrine to politics, telling listeners they are being sold out by representatives on both sides of the aisle and arguing the political left is simply the unpunished fruit of a right that will not do its job. Quoting George Orwell on language built to make lies sound truthful and historian Will Durant on a united minority defeating a divided majority, Dean argues Minnesota's two-party system keeps voters distracted from the Constitution itself. He plays a recorded clip of a woman testifying that Minnesota whistleblowers who exposed fraud had their homes and cars photographed, their phones monitored, and were told to stay quiet or be called racists, setting up the hour's interview with Scott Jensen.
Scott Jensen on Fraud and Accountability Bradlee Dean welcomes Dr. Scott Jensen, a former state senator now running for Minnesota state auditor, to address the fraud dominating headlines. Jensen says fraud has overwhelmed state governance, calling it a willingness to lie, cheat, and steal from residents who depend on services like personal care attendants. He criticizes the "blame game," noting Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan spent years calling herself the second most important person in Minnesota before disclaiming responsibility, while Governor Tim Walz and Senator Amy Klobuchar now concede more should have been done. Jensen tells Dean that auditing alone will not fix anything; fraudsters who took millions, not thousands, must be indicted and prosecuted or the behavior will continue unchecked. Dean raises a billboard he placed on Highway 55 naming the fraud, and Jensen pushes back on an opponent's claim that federal policy caused Minnesota's fraud, calling it an evasion. On voter fraud, Jensen argues election integrity used to be a bipartisan concern and that voter identification should not be controversial. He closes citing Luke 12:48 on responsibility for what is given.
Scripture, Endorsements, and a Prayer for Allies Returning from the break, Dean reads two short theological quotations, Puritan preacher John Owen on the impossibility of self-generated conversion and theologian Francis Turretin on effectual calling, before playing a recorded testimonial from Perry Atkinson, president and general manager of Dove Radio and TV, who calls Sons of Liberty one of the top platforms in the country for spreading the truth of Christ. Dean follows with quotations from Patrick Henry on a corrupted public conscience being incompatible with freedom and from John Hancock on resistance to tyranny as a Christian duty. He then prays at length for an affiliate station, weag1063.com, run by a friend he names as Dave Kryger, asking that no weapon formed against the ministry prosper and citing Psalm 18, Exodus 23, and 1 Timothy 6:12. Dean frames being under attack as confirmation of being in God's will, thanking listeners for supporting affiliates that he says are rare in their willingness to take risks for the broader ministry.
A School Photo and the Curses of Deuteronomy Dean displays two class photos from Edsel Ford High School in Dearborn, Michigan, fifteen years apart, to argue that Americans are being incrementally dispossessed by immigration he blames on "se