Bearing Arms' Cam & Co

The Supreme Court will have the chance to strike another blow in support of our Second Amendment rights if it grants cert in a lawsuit challenging Maine's 3-day waiting period on gun transfers.

Second Amendment advocate and activist Alicia Garcia joins Cam to discuss this week's oral arguments in Garcia v. Polis challenging the state's 3-day waiting period, as well as multiple new gun laws that have kicked in this month.

Californians could soon be required to take a four-hour training course and demonstrate proficiency with a firearm before being able to acquire a firearm under a Senate bill that cleared the State Assembly on Monday.

Pete Rogers, host of the popular Christian Outdoors podcast, joins Cam to talk about the importance of the Second Amendment, the need an ecumenical approach to hunting and shooting, and why his show's blend of faith and the great outdoors is resonating with so many people.

Goodland Guns owner Dan Ashton joins Cam to discuss the attack of the NIMBYs in Goleta, California, where his new neighbors are doing everything they can to keep him from opening his doors.

DOJ Pardon Attorney Ed Martin joins Cam to discuss the new process for prohibited persons to regain their Second Amendment rights, as well as the ongoing efforts to secure a pardon for Patrick "Tate" Adamiak.

The Civil Rights Coalition's Toby Leary joins Cam with the latest developments in the No On 9 campaign to repeal some of Massachusetts' most abusive gun control laws, including an upcoming fundraiser with some incredible firearms going up for auction.

Zach Clark, the 2A influencer also known as Armed J0y, joins Cam to discuss his participation in a new lawsuit challenging Colorado carry laws, his on-the-scene reporting from Palmetto State Armory's first day selling suppressors without NFA restrictions, and why 2A doomers are off base.

The DOJ did not ask for a stay in a federal lawsuit challenging the NFA's registration scheme on items that no longer have a transfer or making tax imposed, and the judge's decision is now in effect. So what happens now? GOA's Ben Sanderson and NRA-ILA's John Commerford join Cam to talk about the rapidly changing legal environment.

Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-GA) explains why nearly 50 members of Congress are calling on Attorney General Todd Blanche to end the DOJ's defense of the NFA's registration requirement on items no longer subject to the making and transfer taxes zeroed out under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

The Civil Rights Coalition's Toby Leary joins Cam to discuss the latest news on the effort to repeal Massachusetts' Chapter 135 gun control laws, as well as the damage the laws are doing to gun owners and the Second Amendment in the state.

If the DOJ's Civil Rights Division is looking for more places where there's a pattern and practice of governments violating our Second Amendment rights, the commonwealth of Massachusetts and its absurd "suitability" provisions for issuing, suspending, and revoking licenses to carry should be a top target for litigation.

Anti-gun activists are melting down after a federal judge in Texas ruled the NFA's registration requirements are unconstitutional when it comes to items where the making and transfer taxes have been zeroed out.

Public comments are now closed on the dozens of rule changes proposed by the ATF. Second Amendment Foundation's Kostas Moros joins Cam with SAF's stance on several of the proposals, including some changes they'd like to see made.

USCCA Principal Training Advisor and former FBI Special Agent Rob Chadwick joins Cam to talk about the heroic actions of Jordan Salinas in taking on an active shooter in Idaho, as well as what the armed citizen's regimen says about the importance of regular training.

Gun control advocates claim they're not opposed to gun ownership, so long as gun owners are "trained and responsible." So why won't any of them praise the trained and responsible armed citizen who helped stop a mass shooting in Idaho last weekend?

NRA-ILA's chief litigator Joseph Greenlee joins Cam with good news for Virginia gun owners and bad news for fans of gun and magazine bans, plus a preview of the amicus briefs Greenlee is working on for the Supreme Court's upcoming "assault weapon" cases.

Florida Carry Executive Director Sean Caranna joins Cam with news of TWO new lawsuits filed by the 2A group; one over St. Augustine's "no guns allowed" signage at many government buildings, and the second over Jacksonville's illegal registry of gun owners who visited City Hall.

The Reload's Stephen Gutowski joins Cam to discuss his new column at the Washington Post focusing on the unintended consequences of the Democrats' gun and magazine ban in Virginia.

Armed American Radio's Mark Walters joins Cam to discuss the growing number of 2A challenges that could soon receive the Supreme Court's attention, including "gun-free zones," right to carry reciprocity, and the Second Amendment rights of young adults.

The Civil Rights Coalition's Toby Leary joins Cam with the latest news on the efforts to repeal Chapter 135 at the ballot box this November, as well as his reaction to the First Circuit upholding Massachusetts' ban on so-called assault weapons.

Daniel Schmutter, lead counsel for the Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs in its challenge to New Jersey's "assault weapon" and magazine ban, joins Cam to share his take on the Third Circuit decision striking down the ban, as well as what happens next.

Firearms instructor Jackie Emslie joins Cam to preview this weekend's Legally Armed in Detroit event, where hundreds of women are expected to take their first shots and learn about real gun safety.

NRA-ILA Executive Director John Commerford joins Cam to discuss the big win in the Third Circuit striking down New Jersey's ban on so-called assault weapons and large capacity magazines.

SAF's Kostas Moros joins Cam to talk about the importance of the Supreme Court's decision to address bans on AR-15s and other semi-automatic firearms, and debunks some of the arguments we're likely to hear from defenders of the bans.

Cape Gun Works owner and founder of The Civil Rights Coalition Toby Leary joins Cam with his reaction to SCOTUS taking up an "assault weapon" case, and what CGW is doing for customers in anticipation of "Liberation Day."

ATF Director Robert Cekada and Chief Counsel Robert Leider outline the internal steps that are taken to prevent the agency's reforms from quickly being undone by future administrations, and the critical role that gun owners play in ensuring reforms continue.

ATF Director Robert Cekada and Chief Counsel Robert Leider join Cam to discuss the mission to reform the ATF, with Cekada also revealing a surprising twist about the gun control lobby's complaints over his willingness to sit down with 2A advocates like Colion Noir.

ATF Director Robert Cekada and ATF Chief Counsel Robert Leider join Cam to discuss the agency's new proposed rules and a renewed focus on going after violent offenders instead of treating the firearms industry and lawful gun owners as enemies.

Australian author, filmmaker, and pro-freedom pundit Topher Field joins Cam to discuss the unique nature of America's firearm freedom, and how a recent self-defense shooting in Australia is helping to change the debate Down Under.

National Association for Gun Rights' Hannah Hill joins Cam to discuss the DOJ's brand new lawsuits against California's Glock ban and Virginia's "assault firearm" ban, which come just a day after the Supreme Court announced it will address semi-auto bans in the next term.

Pulaski County Commonwealth's Attorney Justin Griffith joins Cam to discuss the impending gun and magazine ban in Virginia, the prosecutors who say they won't enforce it, the judges who say it can't be enforced, and the Democrat politicians vowing to punish those Commonwealth's Attorneys standing up for the people's right to keep and bear arms.

AAF's Amy Swearer joins Cam to discuss how the Supreme Court's decision in Wolford v. Lopez could impact 2A cases going forward, including bans on commonly owned arms.

Cam does a deep dive into today's SCOTUS decision in Wolford v. Lopez striking down Hawaii's "vampire rule", and talks with attorney Dan Russell about the real-world implications of last week's decision in Hemani.

Hold My Guns founder Sarah Joy Albrecht joins Cam to discuss the unanimous passage of a bill in Ohio creating a voluntary off-site storage program for gun owners and FFLs.

The Civil Rights Coalition's Toby Leary responds to the gun control lobby's attack on a voter referendum to repeal some of Massachusetts' worst gun laws, and says the state needs to focus on repeat, violent offenders instead of lawful gun owners.

The Reload's Stephen Gutowski joins Cam to discuss the holding pattern five hardware cases are in at the Supreme Court, with justices once again taking no action on two magazine bans and three challenges to "assault weapon" bans.

In a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court ruled that the federal prosecution of Ali Danial Hemani for possessing guns while "regularly" consuming marijuana violated his Second Amendment rights; a decision that could have far-reaching impacts in almost every state in the country and for millions of gun owners and cannabis users.

Washington Gun Law's William Kirk joins Cam to discuss a variety of topics, including today's hearing in Curtis v. Katz, where plaintiffs are raising a challenge to Virginia's gun and magazine ban based on the militia clause in the Virginia Constitution.

Matthew Hoy, author of "Fact-Checking Frauds: How Fact-Checkers Distract, Deceive, and Distort Our Politics" joins Cam to discuss the problem with anti-2A politics and ideology infecting gun-related fact checks.

Virgin Islands Safe Gun Owners founder Kosei Ohno is back with the outrageous details of passage of a sweeping gun control bill that could ban the sale of all semi-automatic firearms, possession of suppressors, and a host of other infringements to our 2A rights.

Massachusetts attorney Daniel Hagan joins Cam with several horror stories from the state where police, prosecutors, and even judges have been woefully ignorant of the law, leading to criminal charges against legal gun owners.

Virgin Islands Safe Gun Owners founder Kosei Ohno details the latest attempts by USVI politicians to criminalize the right to keep and bear arms, and how VISGO is fighting back in defense of the Second Amendment.

Listen, my peeps, and you shall hear, of the daylight ride of Toby Leary. The head of The Civil Rights Coalition tells Cam he's headed to D.C. to meet with the head of the DOJ's Second Amendment Section with the goal of getting help in undoing some of Massachusetts' worst infringements on our Second Amendment rights.

NRA-ILA's Joe LoPorto joins Cam to dissect the 2026 session in New Hampshire, where a pair of pro-2A bills failed to make it to the governor despite pro-gun majorities in both the House and Senate.

VCDL President Philip Van Cleave joins Cam with details of Thursday's court victory, where a Lynchburg Circuit Court judge shut down the state's attempt to resume conducting background checks on private gun transfers in defiance of an existing injunction.

SAF Director of Legal Operations Bill Sack joins Cam with details of the group's newly expanded lawsuit against several north Jersey police departments and the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office for confiscating the lawfully-owned guns of multiple residents whose family members sought mental health treatment or had a mental health evaluation.

CCRKBA Director and CCDL head Holly Sullivan joins Cam with a recap of the first-ever New England Firearms Advocacy Conference, held last weekend in Massachusetts.

At least ten prosecutors in Virginia have now said they will not enforce the Democrats' ban on "assault firearms" and "large capacity" magazines, which is set to take effect a month from today, and Armed American Radio's Mark Walters tells Cam he expects that number to grow in the coming days.

NRA-ILA Executive Director John Commeford joins Cam to discuss the new lawsuit filed by NRA, SAF, and FPC against Maryland's ban on Glocks and other striker-fired pistols, which is part of a broader strategy by gun control groups to do an end run around the Heller decision.

Justin L. Griffith, Commonwealth's Attorney for Pulaski County, joins Cam to detail his decision not to enforce Virginia's new ban on "assault firearms" and "large capacity" magazines set to take effect on July 1.