Double Crossed Radio (October 2, 2014) – Cliven Bundy Guests
The October 2, 2014 episode of Double Crossed Radio featured Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy discussing the high-profile April 2014, fed-led standoff at his ranch, management of the Western lands, property rights, and state sovereignty.
Cliven outlined his family's roots in Bunkerville, Nevada, which trace back to 1877.
He explained that under Nevada law, generations of beneficial use established their grazing, livestock water, and range access rights.
Detailing the events leading up to the April 12 fed-led standoff on the Bundy Ranch, Cliven described a ten-day buildup involving heavy federal presence, road closures, designated first amendment zones, physical altercations involving his family members, lost livestock, and destroyed range infrastructure.
Cliven emphasized that cattle grazing naturally maintains the desert ecosystem by clearing dry fuel to prevent wildfires and cycle nutrients.
Throughout the discussion, Cliven stressed the constitutional role of the local county sheriff and reasserted state sovereignty over federal oversight.
The interview with Cliven Bundy begins at [04:07] in the video linked below.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-kRHZre2l8
As well as hosting my own program on UCY.tv, What Matters Worldwide, I helped with the production of other shows including Double Crossed Radio, which gave me hands-on experience in independent reporting and media production behind the scenes.
Here I am, back left under the flag, with Cliven Bundy on my 2nd day of the weeks I spent with so many great people who Stood in the Gap that day despite the fear at #theBATTLEofBUNKERVILLE
— Vincent Easley II
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