Sam Bushman breaks down the week's overlooked stories: National Coffee Day revealing coffee as America's most consumed beverage (surpassing water), Starbucks shuttering 250 stores amid restructuring, Trump flatly contradicting his own ambassador to China over whether arms sales to China were discussed, the impossibility of getting the truth from any administration, and the murky $15 billion Iowa steel plant deal involving an Indian company, a federal bank loan of $770 million for a Minnesota mine, and why the whole arrangement smells like socialism and fascism rather than free enterprise. Timestamps: 0:40 - National Coffee Day: coffee is America's most consumed beverage 5:57 - ChatGPT so bloated with prompts you can barely use it anymore 7:00 - Starbucks closing 250 underperforming stores nationwide 12:46 - Trump denies discussing arms sales with China, contradicting his own ambassador 13:40 - State Department: US law prohibits arms sales to China 15:48 - Can we ever get the truth from this administration? 17:35 - Trump's $15 billion Iowa steel plant: who really owns it? 19:30 - Federal bank approves $770 million loan for Indian company's Minnesota mine 21:14 - Why does an Indian company need federal money and two states to build American steel? 23:09 - Socialism or fascism: who really owns this deal? Call to Action: Get the news the networks refuse to use. Find Sam Bushman at libertyroundtable.com and libertynewsradio.com on Rumble, X, YouTube, and Truth Social. Spread the word, share the love, and demand transparency from every administration. God save our constitutional republic.
