Show Notes
Sons of Liberty Radio with Bradlee Dean
Clear and Present Danger Within: CAIR, the UN Agenda, and the Second Amendment with Alex Newman
Bradlee Dean dissects a letter he received from CAIR Minnesota's Jaylani Hussein, plays clips of Barack Obama and Abdul El-Sayed, and interviews journalist Alex Newman of Liberty Sentinel about the United Nations' global agenda before taking a caller on sanctuary-city treason and the Second Amendment.
CAIR Letter and the Language of Transformation Bradlee Dean opens the broadcast reading aloud a letter he says arrived unsolicited in his personal email from Jaylani Hussein, identified as an operative of the Council on American-Islamic Relations who also sits on Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's Council on Law Enforcement. Dean quotes Hussein's letter at length, including its citation of writer Michelle Alexander's call for a revolution of values and radical change to the basic structure of our society, and plays an archival clip of Barack Obama declaring, five days before his inauguration, that he intended to fundamentally transform the United States of America. Dean argues the two statements echo each other and accuses Hussein of using police-reform language to mask a broader assault on American law. He frames CAIR as a terror-tied organization operating in plain sight, and uses the letter as evidence that elected officials have allowed hostile groups access to positions of civic authority.
Sanctuary Cities and an Unnamed Clip After the theme music and a run of advertisements, Dean returns to call himself a boat rocker and welcomes listeners to Sons of Liberty, plugging the show's call-in number and sonsoflibertyradio.com. He argues that mayors across the country have created so-called sanctuary cities with no basis in the Constitution, calling the practice treason under Article III, Section 3, and describing a pattern in which politicians first allow asylum-seekers in, then watch them turn on the public, and finally install them into positions of authority over Americans. He plays an audio clip of an Oregon politician speaking in a language he does not translate, pointing to an American flag hanging upside down behind her and arguing she was installed rather than elected by ordinary voters. Dean then introduces a video clip of Abdul El-Sayed discussing the Second Amendment and originalism, setting up an argument he returns to later in the broadcast after his interview with Alex Newman.
Alex Newman on the UN's Global Agenda Dean welcomes recurring guest Alex Newman, a journalist with Liberty Sentinel Media, for an interview on the United Nations agenda he says is driving global events. Newman describes an upcoming 30x30 conservation summit in Armenia and a climate summit in Turkey, both aimed, he says, at locking up land and restricting a global carbon budget for Western nations while favoring the developing world. He argues the UN's plan rests on three legs, political, economic through bodies like the World Economic Forum, and spiritual, and claims it is already visible at events like Burning Man in Nevada's Black Rock Desert, where he says billionaires including Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, and Mark Zuckerberg, along with NATO's former Supreme Allied Commander Wesley Clark, take part in what he calls pagan rituals. Newman also references the Bohemian Grove gathering, describing an effigy burned before a stone owl, and urges listeners to resist what he calls a demonic, globalist project before closing with his website, libertysentinel.org.
A Testimonial and a Return to the Militia A recorded testimonial from Perry Atkinson, president and general manager of Dove Radio and TV, praises Dean as a longtime friend of the ministry whose broadcast is one of the country's top platforms for spreading what Atkinson calls the truth of Christ. Returning to the studio, Dean plays more of the Abdul El-Sayed clip, in which El-Sayed argues the Second Amendment, understood through originalism, only