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Sons Of Liberty Radio with Bradlee Dean
They Are Protecting Themselves From The People They Swore To Serve
The Call for Accountability: Unity, Corruption, and the Constitutional Crisis
SONS OF LIBERTY RADIO: "WHO DO YOU PLAY FOR?"
Host: Bradley Dean | Broadcast Date: March 7, 2026
LIVE BROADCAST
The Core Parable
"Herb Brooks didn't build a team of the best players; he built a team that played for the United States."
Dean uses the 1980 "Miracle on Ice" to critique modern individualism. He argues that media and politicians thrive on "I, Me, Myself" divisions, whereas national survival requires a unified "We, Us, Ourselves."
The Minnesota Scandal Tracker
$19B
Estimated Fraud in MN
131
Arrests of One NY Criminal
Articles of Impeachment: Filed against Gov. Tim Walz and AG Keith Ellison.
The "Somali Fraud": Accusations of massive social program defrauding.
Judicial Critique: "Soft judges create hardened criminals."
The "Two-Party" Illusion
Dean asserts that Republicans and Democrats are "tag-teaming" like pro-wrestlers to protect each other while 99% of Epstein files remain redacted.
Voices of Authority
Martin Luther
"Where the battle rages, there the loyalty of the soldier is proved."
J.C. Ryle
Warns against "spiritual apathy" in modern Christianity.
Walter Hudson
MN Rep discussing the "strategic hesitation" in the GOP caucus.
#ConstitutionalLaw #EpsteinFiles #BiblicalWorldview #VigilanteJustice
Upcoming Event: March 25, Brainerd, MN (Halvorson-Taylor Center)
SonsOfLibertyMedia.com
This broadcast features Bradley Dean discussing the urgent need for national unity and the pursuit of justice against systemic political corruption. Using the 1980 "Miracle on Ice" as a parable for collective action, the program critiques the failure of modern representatives to hold officials accountable for financial fraud and moral failings. The discussion specifically targets the impeachment process in Minnesota and the lack of transparency regarding the Epstein files.
The Power of Unity: Lessons from the 1980 Olympic Team
The program opens with a reflection on the 1980 US Olympic hockey team's victory over the Russians. This "Miracle on Ice" serves as a parable for the necessity of moving from an "I, me, myself" mentality to a "we, us, ourselves" framework. Coach Herb Brooks succeeded not just through discipline, but by unifying a group of individuals into a family with a purpose greater than themselves. This historical success is contrasted with the 1979 NHL loss to the Russians, which was attributed to individual arrogance and a lack of teamwork. The speaker argues that Americans today are being divided by media narratives and must rediscover this sense of unified national identity to prevent being "demolished" by opposing forces.
The Path to Victory: Individualism vs. Unity
🏒
1979 NHL Team
Individual "One-Man Shows"
Result: 6-0 Defeat
➔
🇺🇸
1980 Olympic Team
Unified "We/Us" Mentality
Result: Historic Victory
Corruption and the Impeachment Crisis in Minnesota
A significant portion of the broadcast focuses on allegations of massive financial fraud in Minnesota, estimated at up to $19 billion. The speaker calls for the impeachment and prosecution of Governor Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison, accusing them of ignoring warnings from whistleblowers to protect their political base. In an interview with State Representative Walter Hudson, the difficulty of the impeachment process is highlighted. Hudson notes a "strategic disagreement" within the Republican caucus, where some members hesitate to move forward because they believe the effort will ultimately fail in a Democrat-controlled committee. The host criticizes this hesitation as "cowardice," arguing that representatives have a sworn oath to bring justice regardless of the political outcome.
The Failure of the Two-Party System and the Epstein Files
The host asserts that the traditional Republican and Democratic parties are essentially a "one-party system" that protects its own interests at the expense of the public. This is exemplified by the handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files, where it is claimed that only 1% of the information has been released and much of it remains redacted. Specific accusations are leveled against Attorney General Pam Bondi for allegedly protecting co-conspirators and against Congress for maintaining a $17 million "slush fund" to settle sexual harassment claims with taxpayer money. The speaker argues that both sides of the aisle use "political language" to make lies sound truthful while failing to provide the transparency and justice the American people deserve.
Accountability Watch: Key Allegations
💰 $19 Billion: Alleged fraud in Minnesota social programs under current state leadership.
📁 1% Released: The proportion of Epstein files currently available to the public, according to the speaker.
🏛️ $17 Million: Taxpayer funds allegedly used for Congressional sexual misconduct settlements.
⚖️ 131 Arrests: The prior record of a criminal in NY, cited as evidence of a "soft" judicial system.
Key Data
Fraud Estimates: Up to $19 billion in alleged fraud within the State of Minnesota.
Judicial Failure: Mention of an individual in New York with 131 prior arrests who committed a violent crime while on parole.
Congressional Slush Fund: $17,245,854 reportedly spent on 268 settlements related to Congressional misconduct since 1997.
Epstein Files: Claim that Donald Trump's name appears 16,000 times in unreleased portions of the Epstein files.
To-Do / Next Steps
Attend Brainerd Event: Join Bradley Dean, Ben Davis, and others at the Halvorson-Taylor Life Event Center on March 25th from 6:00 to 9:00 PM to discuss immigration fraud and corruption.
Attend Freeport Event: Participate in the community event at the Freeport Community Center on March 26th from 6:00 to 9:00 PM.
Support Impeachment Efforts: Citizens are encouraged to contact their representatives to support the articles of impeachment against Minnesota leadership.
Visit Online Platforms: Check SonsofLibertyMedia.com for daily articles and updates on the "culture war."
Join Sunday Service: Attend the Sons of Liberty Radio Church Live every Sunday at 9:00 AM Central Time.
Conclusion
The broadcast concludes with a stern reminder that "culture is the church's report card." The host emphasizes that justice will only be restored when the American people stop relying on "compromisers" in government and begin to stand firmly on Biblical and Constitutional principles. The ultimate message is one of individual responsibility and the necessity of a spiritual awakening to combat systemic national decay.
They Are Protecting Themselves From The People They Swore To Serve
The Call for Accountability: Unity, Corruption, and the Constitutional Crisis
SONS OF LIBERTY RADIO: "WHO DO YOU PLAY FOR?"
Host: Bradley Dean | Broadcast Date: March 7, 2026
LIVE BROADCAST
The Core Parable
"Herb Brooks didn't build a team of the best players; he built a team that played for the United States."
Dean uses the 1980 "Miracle on Ice" to critique modern individualism. He argues that media and politicians thrive on "I, Me, Myself" divisions, whereas national survival requires a unified "We, Us, Ourselves."
The Minnesota Scandal Tracker
$19B
Estimated Fraud in MN
131
Arrests of One NY Criminal
Articles of Impeachment: Filed against Gov. Tim Walz and AG Keith Ellison.
The "Somali Fraud": Accusations of massive social program defrauding.
Judicial Critique: "Soft judges create hardened criminals."
The "Two-Party" Illusion
Dean asserts that Republicans and Democrats are "tag-teaming" like pro-wrestlers to protect each other while 99% of Epstein files remain redacted.
Voices of Authority
Martin Luther
"Where the battle rages, there the loyalty of the soldier is proved."
J.C. Ryle
Warns against "spiritual apathy" in modern Christianity.
Walter Hudson
MN Rep discussing the "strategic hesitation" in the GOP caucus.
#ConstitutionalLaw #EpsteinFiles #BiblicalWorldview #VigilanteJustice
Upcoming Event: March 25, Brainerd, MN (Halvorson-Taylor Center)
SonsOfLibertyMedia.com
This broadcast features Bradley Dean discussing the urgent need for national unity and the pursuit of justice against systemic political corruption. Using the 1980 "Miracle on Ice" as a parable for collective action, the program critiques the failure of modern representatives to hold officials accountable for financial fraud and moral failings. The discussion specifically targets the impeachment process in Minnesota and the lack of transparency regarding the Epstein files.
The Power of Unity: Lessons from the 1980 Olympic Team
The program opens with a reflection on the 1980 US Olympic hockey team's victory over the Russians. This "Miracle on Ice" serves as a parable for the necessity of moving from an "I, me, myself" mentality to a "we, us, ourselves" framework. Coach Herb Brooks succeeded not just through discipline, but by unifying a group of individuals into a family with a purpose greater than themselves. This historical success is contrasted with the 1979 NHL loss to the Russians, which was attributed to individual arrogance and a lack of teamwork. The speaker argues that Americans today are being divided by media narratives and must rediscover this sense of unified national identity to prevent being "demolished" by opposing forces.
The Path to Victory: Individualism vs. Unity
🏒
1979 NHL Team
Individual "One-Man Shows"
Result: 6-0 Defeat
➔
🇺🇸
1980 Olympic Team
Unified "We/Us" Mentality
Result: Historic Victory
Corruption and the Impeachment Crisis in Minnesota
A significant portion of the broadcast focuses on allegations of massive financial fraud in Minnesota, estimated at up to $19 billion. The speaker calls for the impeachment and prosecution of Governor Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison, accusing them of ignoring warnings from whistleblowers to protect their political base. In an interview with State Representative Walter Hudson, the difficulty of the impeachment process is highlighted. Hudson notes a "strategic disagreement" within the Republican caucus, where some members hesitate to move forward because they believe the effort will ultimately fail in a Democrat-controlled committee. The host criticizes this hesitation as "cowardice," arguing that representatives have a sworn oath to bring justice regardless of the political outcome.
The Failure of the Two-Party System and the Epstein Files
The host asserts that the traditional Republican and Democratic parties are essentially a "one-party system" that protects its own interests at the expense of the public. This is exemplified by the handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files, where it is claimed that only 1% of the information has been released and much of it remains redacted. Specific accusations are leveled against Attorney General Pam Bondi for allegedly protecting co-conspirators and against Congress for maintaining a $17 million "slush fund" to settle sexual harassment claims with taxpayer money. The speaker argues that both sides of the aisle use "political language" to make lies sound truthful while failing to provide the transparency and justice the American people deserve.
Accountability Watch: Key Allegations
💰 $19 Billion: Alleged fraud in Minnesota social programs under current state leadership.
📁 1% Released: The proportion of Epstein files currently available to the public, according to the speaker.
🏛️ $17 Million: Taxpayer funds allegedly used for Congressional sexual misconduct settlements.
⚖️ 131 Arrests: The prior record of a criminal in NY, cited as evidence of a "soft" judicial system.
Key Data
Fraud Estimates: Up to $19 billion in alleged fraud within the State of Minnesota.
Judicial Failure: Mention of an individual in New York with 131 prior arrests who committed a violent crime while on parole.
Congressional Slush Fund: $17,245,854 reportedly spent on 268 settlements related to Congressional misconduct since 1997.
Epstein Files: Claim that Donald Trump's name appears 16,000 times in unreleased portions of the Epstein files.
To-Do / Next Steps
Attend Brainerd Event: Join Bradley Dean, Ben Davis, and others at the Halvorson-Taylor Life Event Center on March 25th from 6:00 to 9:00 PM to discuss immigration fraud and corruption.
Attend Freeport Event: Participate in the community event at the Freeport Community Center on March 26th from 6:00 to 9:00 PM.
Support Impeachment Efforts: Citizens are encouraged to contact their representatives to support the articles of impeachment against Minnesota leadership.
Visit Online Platforms: Check SonsofLibertyMedia.com for daily articles and updates on the "culture war."
Join Sunday Service: Attend the Sons of Liberty Radio Church Live every Sunday at 9:00 AM Central Time.
Conclusion
The broadcast concludes with a stern reminder that "culture is the church's report card." The host emphasizes that justice will only be restored when the American people stop relying on "compromisers" in government and begin to stand firmly on Biblical and Constitutional principles. The ultimate message is one of individual responsibility and the necessity of a spiritual awakening to combat systemic national decay.
Raising Expectations with Pastor Joe Schofield, Dr. Paul Hall, Stefanie Thayer, Dr. Craig Thayer, Pastor Ron Greer
Guest, Dr Sheila Schuller Coleman - Limitless Faith and the Possibility Thinking
Friends,
We are delighted to have Dr. Sheila Schuller Coleman as our guest to share her testimony and ministry!
She is the first born child of Robert H. Schuller. As such, she had a front row seat to watching God move in her father’s life.
She served as assistant producer of the Hour of Power and also as his senior editor for more than 12 of his manuscripts, including “Tough Times Never Last but Tough People Do”, and “The Be Happy Attitudes”.
In addition, Sheila has 16 years of experience in education. She combines a love for children with a deep devotion to the church. Sheila holds a Doctorate in Education from UCI and has authored several books, including “Unearthing the Lost Treasure: Wisdom”, which features an endorsement by Dr. Ben Carson. And her latest, “Claiming the Identity of Christ’s Children. A Handbook for Families”.
Today, she serves as the Founder and Lead Pastor of Hope Center of Christ in Orange, California. It is a house of prayer, the spiritual pentagon for the international prayer movement, Heart of a Warrior: Delivering the Children of the World for Christ.
She actively partners with 15 ministries that are being an answer to the varied attacks on our children world-wide.
This episode of Raising Expectations features an inspiring dialogue with Dr. Sheila Schuller Coleman, daughter of the legendary Dr. Robert H. Schuller. The conversation explores the miraculous journey of the Schuller ministry—from an obscure Iowa farm to a global television platform—emphasizing the transformative power of "limitless faith" and the resilience required to navigate life's "bumpy roads."
The "Raising Expectations" Mission and Team
The program, hosted by Pastor Joe Schofield and his wife Melba, serves as a platform for leaders of all backgrounds to address life's most pressing questions through the lens of faith. The "extended family" of co-hosts includes Dr. Paul Hall, a counselor and writer; Dr. Craig "Tank" Thayer, a trauma surgeon and author of Saved: Finding God in the Ordinary; and Pastor Ron Greer, who works with Man In The Mirror to mentor men. The team emphasizes that faith in Christ provides answers to life's two biggest questions: how to live with purpose and what happens after death.
From Iowa Pastures to the Drive-In Church
Dr. Sheila Schuller Coleman shares the humble origins of her father, who was raised on a "dead-end dirt road" in Iowa. Despite not being an athlete or having significant resources, he felt a divine calling at age five, famously practicing his sermons for the cows in the pasture. Upon moving to California to plant a church, he found no established congregation and adopted a missionary mindset, knocking on doors to ask neighbors what they needed. This led to the innovative "drive-in church" at a theater snack bar, where the motto was "Come as you are in the family car," allowing people who felt uncomfortable in traditional settings to hear the Gospel from their vehicles.
The Theology of the Seed and Limitless Faith
A core theme of the discussion is the "theology of the seed," based on Matthew 17:20. Sheila recounts her father’s belief that while anyone can count the seeds in an apple, only God can count the apples in one seed. This perspective encourages believers to look past their "lack"—whether in health, resources, or education—and focus on a "limitless God." Sheila illustrates this faith through a childhood memory of her father taking her out into a terrifying Iowa thunderstorm to show her "God’s power on display," teaching her that faith is a gift required for the tasks God assigns.
Global Expansion and the "Hour of Power"
The ministry’s reach expanded exponentially following a suggestion from Billy Graham to put the church service on television. Graham even loaned his production team to help launch the Hour of Power. The program eventually broke historical barriers, becoming the first religious program broadcast in the communist USSR on Channel One Russia after a meeting between Dr. Schuller and Mikhail Gorbachev. This global impact was rooted in the elder Schuller’s refusal to be deterred by critics; he famously stated that he didn't care what other pastors said about him because they were already saved—his focus remained entirely on the unsaved.
Navigating Adversity and Maintaining Hope
The dialogue concludes with profound advice on handling trials. Using the "potato" analogy, Sheila explains that just as big potatoes rise to the top of a wagon on a bumpy road, challenges forge character and tenacity in those who refuse to quit. She also shares her grandfather’s wisdom: "Never cut a dead tree down in the wintertime." This serves as a metaphor for not making irreversible decisions during seasons of despair, as life often remains in the "stump" waiting for spring. The hosts and guest emphasize that hope is the last thing to lose, and God always has the "last word," which is ultimately good.
The legacy of Dr. Robert H. Schuller, as recounted by his daughter, serves as a testament to the idea that no beginning is too small for a "limitless God." By embracing the "possibility thinking" that defined the Hour of Power, individuals can find the tenacity to grow through their trials rather than just go through them.
Guest, Dr Sheila Schuller Coleman - Limitless Faith and the Possibility Thinking
Friends,
We are delighted to have Dr. Sheila Schuller Coleman as our guest to share her testimony and ministry!
She is the first born child of Robert H. Schuller. As such, she had a front row seat to watching God move in her father’s life.
She served as assistant producer of the Hour of Power and also as his senior editor for more than 12 of his manuscripts, including “Tough Times Never Last but Tough People Do”, and “The Be Happy Attitudes”.
In addition, Sheila has 16 years of experience in education. She combines a love for children with a deep devotion to the church. Sheila holds a Doctorate in Education from UCI and has authored several books, including “Unearthing the Lost Treasure: Wisdom”, which features an endorsement by Dr. Ben Carson. And her latest, “Claiming the Identity of Christ’s Children. A Handbook for Families”.
Today, she serves as the Founder and Lead Pastor of Hope Center of Christ in Orange, California. It is a house of prayer, the spiritual pentagon for the international prayer movement, Heart of a Warrior: Delivering the Children of the World for Christ.
She actively partners with 15 ministries that are being an answer to the varied attacks on our children world-wide.
This episode of Raising Expectations features an inspiring dialogue with Dr. Sheila Schuller Coleman, daughter of the legendary Dr. Robert H. Schuller. The conversation explores the miraculous journey of the Schuller ministry—from an obscure Iowa farm to a global television platform—emphasizing the transformative power of "limitless faith" and the resilience required to navigate life's "bumpy roads."
The "Raising Expectations" Mission and Team
The program, hosted by Pastor Joe Schofield and his wife Melba, serves as a platform for leaders of all backgrounds to address life's most pressing questions through the lens of faith. The "extended family" of co-hosts includes Dr. Paul Hall, a counselor and writer; Dr. Craig "Tank" Thayer, a trauma surgeon and author of Saved: Finding God in the Ordinary; and Pastor Ron Greer, who works with Man In The Mirror to mentor men. The team emphasizes that faith in Christ provides answers to life's two biggest questions: how to live with purpose and what happens after death.
From Iowa Pastures to the Drive-In Church
Dr. Sheila Schuller Coleman shares the humble origins of her father, who was raised on a "dead-end dirt road" in Iowa. Despite not being an athlete or having significant resources, he felt a divine calling at age five, famously practicing his sermons for the cows in the pasture. Upon moving to California to plant a church, he found no established congregation and adopted a missionary mindset, knocking on doors to ask neighbors what they needed. This led to the innovative "drive-in church" at a theater snack bar, where the motto was "Come as you are in the family car," allowing people who felt uncomfortable in traditional settings to hear the Gospel from their vehicles.
The Theology of the Seed and Limitless Faith
A core theme of the discussion is the "theology of the seed," based on Matthew 17:20. Sheila recounts her father’s belief that while anyone can count the seeds in an apple, only God can count the apples in one seed. This perspective encourages believers to look past their "lack"—whether in health, resources, or education—and focus on a "limitless God." Sheila illustrates this faith through a childhood memory of her father taking her out into a terrifying Iowa thunderstorm to show her "God’s power on display," teaching her that faith is a gift required for the tasks God assigns.
Global Expansion and the "Hour of Power"
The ministry’s reach expanded exponentially following a suggestion from Billy Graham to put the church service on television. Graham even loaned his production team to help launch the Hour of Power. The program eventually broke historical barriers, becoming the first religious program broadcast in the communist USSR on Channel One Russia after a meeting between Dr. Schuller and Mikhail Gorbachev. This global impact was rooted in the elder Schuller’s refusal to be deterred by critics; he famously stated that he didn't care what other pastors said about him because they were already saved—his focus remained entirely on the unsaved.
Navigating Adversity and Maintaining Hope
The dialogue concludes with profound advice on handling trials. Using the "potato" analogy, Sheila explains that just as big potatoes rise to the top of a wagon on a bumpy road, challenges forge character and tenacity in those who refuse to quit. She also shares her grandfather’s wisdom: "Never cut a dead tree down in the wintertime." This serves as a metaphor for not making irreversible decisions during seasons of despair, as life often remains in the "stump" waiting for spring. The hosts and guest emphasize that hope is the last thing to lose, and God always has the "last word," which is ultimately good.
The legacy of Dr. Robert H. Schuller, as recounted by his daughter, serves as a testament to the idea that no beginning is too small for a "limitless God." By embracing the "possibility thinking" that defined the Hour of Power, individuals can find the tenacity to grow through their trials rather than just go through them.
