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SONS of LIBERTY Radio with Bradlee Dean

The Most Censored Radio Show In The Country

False Peace, Public Corruption, Censorship, and the Call to Constitutional Accountability

False Peace and Biblical Accountability

The episode opens with Bradley Dean arguing that many Americans, especially professed Christians, are living in what he calls a false peace. He frames the country’s moral and political problems through scripture, repeatedly contrasting biblical truth with what he sees as public silence, compromised churches, and a representative government that has moved against God’s commandments.

Christian Foundations and Public Duty

Dean draws on figures such as Noah Webster, Thomas Jefferson, John Dickinson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Reverend Peter Thacher to support his argument that America’s civil order was meant to rest on biblical and constitutional principles. The program emphasizes the idea that lawful resistance, public accountability, and criticism of corrupt leaders are not optional but necessary duties for citizens.

Censorship, Platform Removal, and Media Reach

A major theme of the broadcast is censorship. Dean says a previous live feed was removed after he criticized conduct he believes harms children, and he presents that removal as evidence of big-tech suppression. He also highlights past listenership statistics from Genesis Communications Network and argues that every attempt to silence the program should be answered by expanding outreach through newspapers, billboards, radio, and other platforms.

Government, Gun Ownership, and Public Distrust

Dean discusses falling public confidence in government and links that distrust to rising gun ownership and Second Amendment concerns. He argues that politicians who attack constitutional rights should be held personally accountable rather than shielded by public office. He also says lawsuits funded by taxpayer money allow officials to advance restrictive policies without personal consequences.

Pride Month, Media Clips, and Policy-Sensitive Claims

The episode includes extended commentary on Pride Month, gender identity, child protection, media figures, and alleged crimes. Policy-sensitive slurs and demeaning identity-based language were omitted from the corrected transcript package at the user’s instruction to omit content that violates policy. The remaining transcript preserves the structure of Dean’s argument as a speaker claim: that he believes cultural, media, and government institutions are normalizing conduct he condemns through his biblical worldview.

Minnesota, Fraud Allegations, and Election Integrity

The final portion focuses on Minnesota, Tim Walz, Keith Ellison, Somali community statistics mentioned in inserted clips, fraud allegations, Medicaid and social-services concerns, Ohio-related claims, and election-integrity complaints. Dean presents these issues as evidence that government systems are failing and that citizens must demand justice, paper-based elections, transparency, and constitutional enforcement.

Hollywood And Horsepower Show with Mark Otto

Guest: Lawrence Hicks - He produces the social media program, Detroit Mob History

Detroit Mob History, the Purple Gang, and the Mystery of Jimmy Hoffa

The Story Behind Detroit Mob History

Marc Otto opens the episode by introducing Hollywood and Horsepower and welcoming Lawrence Hicks, creator of Detroit Mob History. Marc explains that his own interest in the subject is personal because his father served for 27 years as a Detroit vice cop and had interactions with figures connected to the era being discussed. Lawrence describes how he began exploring Detroit organized-crime history through the Purple Gang and now shares that history through Instagram, TikTok, and an upcoming website.

The Purple Gang and Detroit Bootlegging

Lawrence explains that the Purple Gang rose in the 1920s and 1930s as a dominant bootlegging force in Detroit during Prohibition. He describes figures connected to the group, including the Bernstein brothers and Fleisher brothers, and emphasizes their reputation for aggression and ruthlessness. Marc adds context for listeners by explaining bootlegging as the illegal alcohol business during Prohibition and notes that the Purple Gang was known for making people disappear if they got in the way.

The Rise of the Tocco-Zerilli Partnership

The discussion moves from the collapse of the Purple Gang to the rise of the Italian families, especially William “Black Bill” Tocco and Joseph “Joe Uno” Zerilli. Lawrence describes how the Purple Gang’s internal distrust and violence created space for the Tocco-Zerilli partnership and the Detroit Partnership family. He also explains that Detroit’s crime family became known for staying quiet, low-profile, and business-minded, even requiring education and business acumen among made members.

Unions, Teamsters, Vegas, and Jimmy Hoffa

Marc and Lawrence discuss how the Detroit family became connected to unions, the Teamsters, Las Vegas casino funding, and Jimmy Hoffa. Lawrence explains that Hoffa’s access to Teamsters pension funds allegedly helped finance Las Vegas casino investments when banks were not interested in backing the projects. They also discuss tensions involving Hoffa, Frank Fitzsimmons, Tony Provenzano, and Detroit approval, leading into the mystery of Hoffa’s disappearance in 1975.

The Hoffa Disappearance and Detroit’s Low Profile

The episode explores several theories surrounding Jimmy Hoffa’s disappearance, including Marc’s story about his father being asked to have lunch with Tony Giacalone after Hoffa vanished. Marc says his father believed Hoffa and the car may have ended up at a steel plant, while Lawrence notes that only those involved truly know what happened. Both emphasize that, despite the heat from the Hoffa case, Detroit’s organized-crime family managed to fade back into the background and return to a lower profile.

Modern Detroit Mob History and Preserving the Past

The later discussion covers the 1980s and beyond, including Tony Zerilli’s decline in power, Jack Tocco’s leadership, RICO pressure, family friction, and the continuing low-profile nature of the Detroit family. Lawrence says he wants to focus next on the Purple Gang, the 1920s and 1930s, the Detroit Partnership, and the Crosstown Mob War involving Chester “Big Chet” LaMare. The episode closes with Lawrence promoting Detroit Mob History’s social platforms and merchandise plans, while Marc thanks him and highlights Tony’s Steak and Seafood, Old Friends Equine, and No Fallen Heroes.

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SONS of LIBERTY Radio with Bradlee Dean

Mercy In The Midst Of Judgement

The Gay Manifesto, Pride Month Agenda, and Biblical Mercy in the Midst of Judgment. Mercy, Judgment, Free Speech, and the Biblical Standard for Public Life.

The Gay Manifesto Exposed
The host opens by reading the full text of Michael Swift’s 1987 Gay Manifesto, which was published in Gay Community News and entered into the Congressional Record, detailing explicit plans to seduce and recruit youth, infiltrate institutions, rewrite laws, and target churches and heterosexual society.

Chai Feldblum and Government Interest
The host discusses Chai Feldblum’s writings and nomination by Barack Obama, highlighting her argument that religious liberty must yield to government interests in advancing gay equality, leaving no room for conscientious objection based on faith.

Mercy Belongs to the Obedient
Drawing from James and other scriptures, the host explains that biblical mercy rejoices against judgment only for those born of the Spirit who keep God’s commandments, contrasting this with an idolized “all-love” God lacking justice, sovereignty, or wrath.

Scott Pressler and Conservative Hypocrisy
The host criticizes Turning Point USA and Charlie Kirk for promoting openly gay activist Scott Pressler as a conservative leader in Wisconsin, contrasting his views with Scripture and calling out Fox News for platforming him as controlled opposition.

Big Tech Censorship and Child Protection
A video is played exposing a transgender youth advocate charged with raping a six-month-old; the host condemns Facebook and big tech for censoring criticism of such crimes under hate-speech policies, arguing this inverts justice and endangers children.

Caller Henry and Call to Bold Action
Caller Henry urges Christian men to confront corruption and examine themselves per 2 Corinthians 13:5; the host agrees, stressing that parents and citizens must condemn sin rather than tolerate it, warning that failure to magnify the law invites national judgment while Leviticus 26 and Romans 1 outline God’s sovereign blessings and curses.

Mercy and Judgment in Biblical Perspective
The episode centers on the host’s argument that mercy must be understood within the framework of divine judgment, repentance, and obedience to God’s commandments. He rejects what he describes as an unbalanced picture of God as only love, grace, and mercy, arguing instead that biblical teaching also includes sovereignty, holiness, justice, wrath, and accountability.

Christian Ethics, Civil Liberty, and Moral Law
The program repeatedly ties American civil liberty to Christian moral law, using quotations attributed to Noah Webster, Thomas Jefferson, John Dickinson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Reverend Peter Thacher. The host and prerecorded segments present the Bible and the U.S. Constitution as the two main standards by which public life, law, and civic responsibility should be measured.

Culture War, Public Policy, and Free Speech
A major portion of the episode discusses cultural conflict, religious speech, and what the host portrays as a clash between biblical teaching and modern social policy. The host criticizes big tech censorship, arguing that platform restrictions silence lawful religious and political speech while protecting wrongdoing or unpopular public-policy agendas.

Political Conservatism, Public Figures, and Accountability
The host discusses conservative politics, TPUSA, Scott Pressler, Charlie Kirk, Donald Trump, Fox News, and other political or media figures as examples in his broader criticism of what he sees as compromised leadership. These comments are presented as the host’s opinion and are framed around his claim that many public leaders no longer reflect biblical or constitutional standards.

Caller Segment and Citizen Responsibility
During the call-in portion, Caller Henry agrees with the host’s concerns about government, culture, and children. The conversation emphasizes the host’s view that citizens should examine themselves, speak openly, confront corruption, and respond lawfully rather than assuming someone else will solve the nation’s problems.

Repentance, Covenant, and the Closing Biblical Appeal
The final segment returns to scripture, especially Leviticus 26 and related biblical passages, to argue that national consequences follow disobedience and that mercy begins with confession, repentance, and faith in Jesus Christ. The host closes by urging listeners to acknowledge sin, seek God’s mercy, and understand current events through a biblical framework.

Key Words / Key Phrases -- biblical judgment, mercy and repentance, Christian constitutional worldview, moral law, free speech censorship, big tech censorship, civil liberty, cultural conflict, public accountability, biblical repentance

Guests, Dr. Tony Leazzo and Gary Reinl