Preserving Liberty: A Bold Conversation with Josh Bernstein
In a time when political division, government overreach, and cultural chaos dominate the headlines, it’s easy to feel like freedom is slipping through our fingers. But on this episode of GoodVue Network’s Good News, host Dr. Lee Kanter sat down with Josh Bernstein, political analyst, news anchor, and author of Preserving Liberty, to talk about how we reclaim and secure the freedoms America was founded on.
This wasn’t just another political discussion—it was a passionate, no-holds-barred call to action for every believer and patriot who values truth, justice, and faith.
A Voice That Won’t Be Silenced
Josh Bernstein is no stranger to censorship. Once a nationally syndicated host with a massive audience, he found himself deplatformed for challenging mainstream narratives, particularly regarding the 2020 election. His story reflects a larger battle—one where speaking truth comes at a cost.
“I didn’t go along with the official narrative,” Bernstein shared. “And because of that, I’ve spent the last four years in political purgatory.”
But rather than giving up, he fought back. His book, Preserving Liberty, was written as a way to bypass censorship and get critical information into the hands of Americans who are hungry for real solutions.
And make no mistake—this isn’t just a book about problems. It’s a blueprint for action.
Trump’s Return and the Fight for America
One of the key topics in the discussion was the return of Donald Trump to the White House. As the first few weeks of his new administration unfold, Bernstein noted that the sheer number of executive orders being signed might seem overwhelming—but they serve a purpose.
“He had to fix what was broken,” Bernstein explained. “The damage done over the last four years was extensive, and now he’s trying to reverse it.”
That said, Bernstein made it clear that executive orders are not the ideal solution.
“I’m not a fan of ruling by executive action,” he admitted. “We need permanent legislation—not temporary fixes that can just be undone by the next administration.”
This is a critical issue. If America keeps swinging back and forth between opposing policies every four years, real progress is impossible. The solution? Creating laws that protect liberty long-term.
Election Integrity: Fixing a Broken System
The conversation took a serious turn when Bernstein laid out his concerns about election integrity.
“I don’t want to play political whack-a-mole,” he said. “We have to break this cycle where every election is at risk of being overturned by fraud or manipulation.”
He proposed several bold ideas, including:
- A Department of Election Integrity to audit voter rolls and enforce fair elections
- Mandatory voter ID in all 50 states
- Banning non-citizens from voting
- Investigating suspicious House and Senate seat flips
For Bernstein, election reform isn’t just about who wins—it’s about protecting the system itself so that Americans can trust their votes truly count.
His words struck a chord. Regardless of political affiliation, every American should want fair elections. Without them, our constitutional republic is at risk.
Draining the Swamp: Government Waste and Corruption
One of the most powerful segments of the episode was when Bernstein and Dr. Kanter discussed government waste and how outsiders like Donald Trump and Elon Musk are exposing corruption.
“There are 438 government agencies,” Bernstein revealed. “And imagine the waste, fraud, and abuse happening in just 50 of them. Now multiply that across the entire federal government.”
As the administration works to cut spending and root out corruption, Bernstein sees Elon Musk as a key player.
“Musk has access to data, AI, and intelligence,” he explained. “He can expose what’s been happening behind closed doors and use that information to push for real spending cuts and accountability.”
This is where the conversation took a bold turn.
Bernstein suggested that Elon Musk’s power and influence could be used to pressure rhino Republicans and other politicians who might resist much-needed budget cuts.
He made it clear: If we want lasting fiscal responsibility, we need bold action—and the right people leading the charge.
Term Limits: Breaking the Cycle of Political Elitism
Bernstein and Dr. Kanter both agreed that America desperately needs term limits.
“Politicians are like dirty diapers,” Bernstein said with a laugh. “They need to be changed—and changed often.”
He laid out his ideal term limits:
- House of Representatives → 4 terms (8 years total)
- Senate → 2 terms (12 years total)
- Supreme Court Justices → 15 years, with a possible 10-year renewal
Their discussion highlighted how career politicians have created a ruling class in Washington, prioritizing power over the people.
Bernstein’s solution? Return to the original vision of the Founding Fathers—a government led by citizen representatives, not lifelong politicians.
The Role of Faith in Preserving Liberty
Toward the end of the episode, Dr. Kanter held up another book—the Bible.
“All of America’s foundational principles come from this book,” he said.
Bernstein nodded in agreement. Without faith, there is no freedom.
This is a crucial point: our legal system, our concept of liberty, and even our Constitution are rooted in biblical principles. And if America wants to preserve its freedoms, it must return to those foundations.
Dr. Kanter closed with a powerful prayer for the nation, calling for:
- Repentance as a country
- Strength for our leaders
- Wisdom and boldness for those fighting for freedom
Final Thoughts: The Fight Isn’t Over
This episode wasn’t just about politics—it was about preserving the heart and soul of America.
Bernstein’s message was clear:
- Freedom isn’t permanent—it must be protected.
- Censorship and corruption are real—but they can be overcome.
- God must remain at the center of our country’s foundation.
Whether you agree with every policy or not, one thing is undeniable: we are in a defining moment for our nation.
The real question is: Will we stand up for liberty, or will we let it slip away?
Now is the time to pray, to act, and to stand boldly for truth.
