Podcast appearances and mentions of John Lott

Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various aspects of gun control, the Second Amendment, and the role of armed citizens in preventing crime. The conversation includes commentary on statements made by political figures like Kathy Hochul, analysis from Dr. John Lott on the effectiveness of gun laws, and real-life examples of how armed citizens have intervened in violent situations. The episode emphasizes the importance of understanding firearms, the media's role in shaping public perception, and the ongoing debate surrounding gun rights in America. Takeaways Mark Walters introduces the show and emphasizes the importance of gun rights. Discussion on the significance of the NRA and its role in gun advocacy. Kathy Hochul's comments on gun laws are critiqued for their inaccuracies. John Lott provides insights into the effectiveness of gun control measures. The challenges faced by security personnel in active shooter situations are highlighted. Misconceptions about firearms terminology are addressed. The role of concealed carry permits in public safety is discussed. Real-life examples illustrate the effectiveness of armed citizens in preventing crime. The importance of media responsibility in reporting on gun-related incidents is emphasized. The conversation concludes with a call to action for listeners to engage in the gun rights debate. Keywords gun control, Second Amendment, concealed carry, self-defense, media bias, political commentary, crime prevention, firearms education, public safety, armed citizens  

Congressman Brian Steil delves into the ongoing investigation surrounding ActBlue, the Democrat fundraising platform. He discusses the recent subpoenas issued to ActBlue's CEO, Regina Wallace Jones, and the critical need for transparency in campaign finance. The conversation highlights the lax security protocols at ActBlue, the implications of foreign funding in U.S. elections, and the upcoming legislation aimed at preventing fraudulent donations. Dr. John Lott, a leading expert in crime research, shares his insights on the current crime wave affecting blue cities and the often-overlooked deterrent effect of the death penalty. Dr. Lott discusses the implications of illegal immigration on crime rates, the responsibilities of sanctuary cities, and the political motivations behind current immigration policies. Dr. Ernst Roetz, executive director of Lex Libertas, joins to explore the dire situation in South Africa, detailing the destructive policies based on racial redistribution, the state's failure to provide basic services, and the targeting of minorities. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Attorney Mike Pugliese, Crime Prevention Research Center's John Lott, Parents Television and Media Council's Melissa Henson, Rep Glenn Grothman, Senator Ron Johnson, WMC's Scott Manley

Simon Conway's interview with Dr. John Lott during Thursday's second hour.

Summary The conversation covers a range of topics related to gun rights in America, including the implications of Gavin Newsom's statements on gun rights, ongoing lawsuits against restrictive gun laws, and the collaboration between various gun rights organizations. The discussion also highlights the DOJ's proposed rule to restore firearm rights to certain individuals and the growing momentum for gun rights in states like New Jersey. AWR Hawkins joins the conversation to discuss the impact of gun control on youth violence, and the segment concludes with a focus on self-defense success stories and the potential for new gun safety legislation introduced by Democrats. The conversation delves into various aspects of crime, self-defense, and the implications of political narratives surrounding the Second Amendment. Dr. John Lott shares insights from his recent trip to Argentina, highlighting the stark differences in crime rates and law enforcement effectiveness compared to the U.S. The discussion also critiques the media's portrayal of gun rights and illegal immigration, emphasizing the need for responsible gun ownership and the importance of understanding historical contexts in current political debates. Takeaways Gavin Newsom's comments on gun rights are seen as manipulative. The Second Amendment Foundation is actively fighting multiple lawsuits in California. A joint lawsuit has been filed against New Jersey's suppressor ban. The DOJ is proposing a rule to restore firearm rights to certain individuals. Gun rights organizations are collaborating more than ever before. There is growing momentum for gun rights in New Jersey despite its blue status. AWR Hawkins discusses the impact of gun control on adolescent firearm deaths. A homeowner successfully defended against a burglary, highlighting self-defense rights. The Trump administration is taking a more favorable stance on gun rights compared to the previous administration. Democrats are introducing legislation that could lead to future gun control measures. Support for the Second Amendment is crucial for self-defense. Crime rates in Argentina are significantly higher than in the U.S. Making crime risky for criminals can reduce crime rates. The media often misrepresents the relationship between illegal immigration and crime. Permitless carry laws do not increase crime among prohibited persons. Understanding historical contexts is essential in political discussions. The Second Amendment serves as a safeguard against tyranny. Political elites may undermine their own nations out of guilt or ideology. The importance of having legal representation for gun owners cannot be overstated. Public perception of crime is often influenced by media narratives. Keywords gun rights, Second Amendment, NRA, Gavin Newsom, New Jersey, DOJ, firearm safety, AWR Hawkins, legislation, self-defense, Second Amendment, crime prevention, illegal immigration, national security, media critique, permitless carry, self-defense, gun rights, political narratives, crime statistics  

Summary The conversation covers a range of topics related to gun rights in America, including the implications of Gavin Newsom's statements on gun rights, ongoing lawsuits against restrictive gun laws, and the collaboration between various gun rights organizations. The discussion also highlights the DOJ's proposed rule to restore firearm rights to certain individuals and the growing momentum for gun rights in states like New Jersey. AWR Hawkins joins the conversation to discuss the impact of gun control on youth violence, and the segment concludes with a focus on self-defense success stories and the potential for new gun safety legislation introduced by Democrats. The conversation delves into various aspects of crime, self-defense, and the implications of political narratives surrounding the Second Amendment. Dr. John Lott shares insights from his recent trip to Argentina, highlighting the stark differences in crime rates and law enforcement effectiveness compared to the U.S. The discussion also critiques the media's portrayal of gun rights and illegal immigration, emphasizing the need for responsible gun ownership and the importance of understanding historical contexts in current political debates. Takeaways Gavin Newsom's comments on gun rights are seen as manipulative. The Second Amendment Foundation is actively fighting multiple lawsuits in California. A joint lawsuit has been filed against New Jersey's suppressor ban. The DOJ is proposing a rule to restore firearm rights to certain individuals. Gun rights organizations are collaborating more than ever before. There is growing momentum for gun rights in New Jersey despite its blue status. AWR Hawkins discusses the impact of gun control on adolescent firearm deaths. A homeowner successfully defended against a burglary, highlighting self-defense rights. The Trump administration is taking a more favorable stance on gun rights compared to the previous administration. Democrats are introducing legislation that could lead to future gun control measures. Support for the Second Amendment is crucial for self-defense. Crime rates in Argentina are significantly higher than in the U.S. Making crime risky for criminals can reduce crime rates. The media often misrepresents the relationship between illegal immigration and crime. Permitless carry laws do not increase crime among prohibited persons. Understanding historical contexts is essential in political discussions. The Second Amendment serves as a safeguard against tyranny. Political elites may undermine their own nations out of guilt or ideology. The importance of having legal representation for gun owners cannot be overstated. Public perception of crime is often influenced by media narratives. Keywords gun rights, Second Amendment, NRA, Gavin Newsom, New Jersey, DOJ, firearm safety, AWR Hawkins, legislation, self-defense, Second Amendment, crime prevention, illegal immigration, national security, media critique, permitless carry, self-defense, gun rights, political narratives, crime statistics  

Summary The conversation covers a range of topics related to gun rights in America, including the implications of Gavin Newsom's statements on gun rights, ongoing lawsuits against restrictive gun laws, and the collaboration between various gun rights organizations. The discussion also highlights the DOJ's proposed rule to restore firearm rights to certain individuals and the growing momentum for gun rights in states like New Jersey. AWR Hawkins joins the conversation to discuss the impact of gun control on youth violence, and the segment concludes with a focus on self-defense success stories and the potential for new gun safety legislation introduced by Democrats. The conversation delves into various aspects of crime, self-defense, and the implications of political narratives surrounding the Second Amendment. Dr. John Lott shares insights from his recent trip to Argentina, highlighting the stark differences in crime rates and law enforcement effectiveness compared to the U.S. The discussion also critiques the media's portrayal of gun rights and illegal immigration, emphasizing the need for responsible gun ownership and the importance of understanding historical contexts in current political debates. Takeaways Gavin Newsom's comments on gun rights are seen as manipulative. The Second Amendment Foundation is actively fighting multiple lawsuits in California. A joint lawsuit has been filed against New Jersey's suppressor ban. The DOJ is proposing a rule to restore firearm rights to certain individuals. Gun rights organizations are collaborating more than ever before. There is growing momentum for gun rights in New Jersey despite its blue status. AWR Hawkins discusses the impact of gun control on adolescent firearm deaths. A homeowner successfully defended against a burglary, highlighting self-defense rights. The Trump administration is taking a more favorable stance on gun rights compared to the previous administration. Democrats are introducing legislation that could lead to future gun control measures. Support for the Second Amendment is crucial for self-defense. Crime rates in Argentina are significantly higher than in the U.S. Making crime risky for criminals can reduce crime rates. The media often misrepresents the relationship between illegal immigration and crime. Permitless carry laws do not increase crime among prohibited persons. Understanding historical contexts is essential in political discussions. The Second Amendment serves as a safeguard against tyranny. Political elites may undermine their own nations out of guilt or ideology. The importance of having legal representation for gun owners cannot be overstated. Public perception of crime is often influenced by media narratives. Keywords gun rights, Second Amendment, NRA, Gavin Newsom, New Jersey, DOJ, firearm safety, AWR Hawkins, legislation, self-defense, Second Amendment, crime prevention, illegal immigration, national security, media critique, permitless carry, self-defense, gun rights, political narratives, crime statistics  

Dr. John Lott joins Mark live from Brazil where he is speaking about that nations gun control and crime reduction efforts in the face of that nations latest attacks on citizens "right" to bear arms as the latest president is forcing a gun confiscation scheme. The dream of the American radical leftist gun grabber organizations, and what it will do to an already very high rate of violent crime.

Gary Jeff hosts Jerry Dale, members of the VCAS organization, John Lott, John Gordon, and more on this Saturday night edition of The Nightcap.

Gary Jeff hosts Jerry Dale, members of the VCAS organization, John Lott, John Gordon, and more on this Saturday night edition of The Nightcap.

John Lott on the economic impact of illegal immigration; awaiting Senate vote on the BBB See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Honest Elections Project's Jason Snead, Crime Prevention Research Center's John Lott, Wisconsin RNC Chair Brian Schimming, Landmark Legal's Michael Oneill, Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty's Dan Lennington, McIver Institute's Bill Osmulski

Tune in here to this Tuesday's edition of the Brett Winterble Show with Jason Lewis filling in! Jason kicks off the program by welcoming Donald Bryson, CEO of the John Locke Foundation, to discuss the foundation’s bold new venture into filmmaking through John Locke Studios. The conversation centers around In the Pines, a powerful short film dramatizing the 1898 Wilmington coup—the only successful coup in American history. Jason praises the film’s storytelling and historical relevance, noting how it challenges the typical Hollywood narrative by offering a conservative perspective wrapped in compelling drama. Bryson explains the motivation behind the project, emphasizing the shift from print to visual media as a way to better engage modern audiences. He also touches on the backlash from left-leaning critics, which both he and Jason see as confirmation that the film struck a nerve. With additional projects like Letter to the Key already released, the discussion highlights how John Locke Studios is redefining how conservatives tell stories and preserve overlooked parts of history. We’re also joined by Dr. John Lott, esteemed economist and author of More Guns, Less Crime, for a deep dive into both Second Amendment policy and an unexpected turn into foreign affairs.Dr. Lott weighs in with his analytical perspective, agreeing that the outcomes were surprisingly effective given the high stakes. The two discuss the backlash Trump faces from within his own party—particularly the "war caucus"—and whether his instincts could lead to a deal with Iran without compromising U.S. or Israeli security. Their conversation blends economic reasoning with geopolitical nuance, offering listeners a fresh take on complex global dynamics through the lens of data, deterrence, and diplomacy. Listen here for all of this and more on The Brett Winterble Show! For more from Brett Winterble check out his YouTube channel. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Arizona Congressman Andy Biggs shares his insights on election integrity and the FBI's handling of foreign interference allegations. He expresses his concerns about the lack of investigations into potential threats from China and discusses the implications of these findings on public trust in democratic institutions. Additionally, Congressman Biggs touches on the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict and the potential for U.S. involvement. Additional interviews with Foundation for Freedom Online's Executive Director Mike Benz on Chinese financial ties to the Biden administration, Dr. John Lott of the Crime Prevention Research Center provides insights on the effect deportations are having on the crime rate, and Arizona State Senate Majority Leader Janae Shamp, who reveals shocking statistics about the lack of vetting for Medicaid applicants and the financial repercussions of this oversight, which could cost taxpayers billions. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today we'll talk about some of the latest handwringing by anti-gun folks with Dr John Lott from the Crime Research Prevention Center. Suppressors are big in the news and he'll give us some straight facts. In hour two we'll cover headlines and your phone calls and then finish up with Willie Waffle for our weekend movie and entertainment review.

Bob kicks off the show talking about the Iran war and whether the U.S. should get involved, Bob then talks with Ohio Senator Andrew Brenner about new heightened security for reps after the murder of some MN lawmakers. Bob then talks with John Lott from the Crime Research Center about the declining murder rate across the country.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Summary In this episode, Mark Walters celebrates Father's Day while discussing the ongoing fight for gun rights with Alan Gottlieb, founder of the Second Amendment Foundation. They reflect on the significant legal victories achieved over the past 50 years and the current challenges faced in states like Illinois and New Jersey. The conversation also touches on the international perspective of gun control, highlighting that school shootings occur in countries with strict gun laws, thus challenging the narrative that gun violence is unique to the United States. The episode emphasizes the importance of local advocacy and community engagement in the fight for Second Amendment rights. In this segment, Mark Walters and Dr. John Lott discuss the misconceptions surrounding suppressors, the statistics of gun violence, and the international perspective on gun control. They highlight the media's role in shaping public perception and the legislative processes that govern gun laws. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding the facts and statistics related to gun ownership and crime prevention. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the complexities surrounding gun laws, the role of the NRA, and the political dynamics in states like North Carolina and Florida. They explore the tension between freedom and fear in American society, the historical significance of military celebrations, and the ongoing struggle for gun rights amidst political challenges. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of understanding the implications of legislation and the need for unity among gun rights advocates. Takeaways Alan Gottlieb has been a pivotal figure in the gun rights movement for over 50 years. The Second Amendment Foundation has won a significant majority of pro-gun court victories in the U.S. Legal battles continue in Illinois regarding the assault weapons ban. The DOJ's involvement in gun rights cases is crucial for future court decisions. New Jersey's recent law changes reflect a pushback against anti-gun legislation. Local governments can take action to support gun rights despite state laws. The financial burden of gun permits is being challenged in various states. International school shootings challenge the narrative that gun violence is unique to the U.S. Gun control laws in other countries do not prevent school shootings. Advocacy for gun rights requires community engagement and local action. Suppressors are often misunderstood and misrepresented in media. The actual crime rates involving suppressors are extremely low. Gun violence statistics show that more guns do not equal more crime. International comparisons reveal that gun violence is not unique to the U.S. The media often focuses on negative aspects of gun ownership. Legislative processes can be misrepresented in headlines. Public perception of gun ownership is influenced by media narratives. Gun ownership is a common practice among law-abiding citizens. The benefits of gun ownership in crime prevention are often overlooked. Understanding the facts is crucial for informed discussions on gun control. Many laws are broken, but that doesn't justify their absence. Good people carry firearms for good reasons every day. History shows that more people are killed by governments than by criminals. Freedom is a responsibility, not a luxury. The Second Amendment is our last line of defense. Many Americans fear freedom and want to be told what to do. Bipartisan opposition to gun laws can be misleading. North Carolina's political landscape is complex regarding gun rights. The struggle for gun rights is evident in Florida as well. The military symbolizes American spirit and should be celebrated. gun rights, Second Amendment, legal battles, New Jersey gun laws, international gun control, Father's Day, advocacy, court victories, Alan Gottlieb, NRA, gun control, suppressors, gun violence statistics, media narratives, international gun laws,

Summary In this episode, Mark Walters celebrates Father's Day while discussing the ongoing fight for gun rights with Alan Gottlieb, founder of the Second Amendment Foundation. They reflect on the significant legal victories achieved over the past 50 years and the current challenges faced in states like Illinois and New Jersey. The conversation also touches on the international perspective of gun control, highlighting that school shootings occur in countries with strict gun laws, thus challenging the narrative that gun violence is unique to the United States. The episode emphasizes the importance of local advocacy and community engagement in the fight for Second Amendment rights. In this segment, Mark Walters and Dr. John Lott discuss the misconceptions surrounding suppressors, the statistics of gun violence, and the international perspective on gun control. They highlight the media's role in shaping public perception and the legislative processes that govern gun laws. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding the facts and statistics related to gun ownership and crime prevention. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the complexities surrounding gun laws, the role of the NRA, and the political dynamics in states like North Carolina and Florida. They explore the tension between freedom and fear in American society, the historical significance of military celebrations, and the ongoing struggle for gun rights amidst political challenges. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of understanding the implications of legislation and the need for unity among gun rights advocates. Takeaways Alan Gottlieb has been a pivotal figure in the gun rights movement for over 50 years. The Second Amendment Foundation has won a significant majority of pro-gun court victories in the U.S. Legal battles continue in Illinois regarding the assault weapons ban. The DOJ's involvement in gun rights cases is crucial for future court decisions. New Jersey's recent law changes reflect a pushback against anti-gun legislation. Local governments can take action to support gun rights despite state laws. The financial burden of gun permits is being challenged in various states. International school shootings challenge the narrative that gun violence is unique to the U.S. Gun control laws in other countries do not prevent school shootings. Advocacy for gun rights requires community engagement and local action. Suppressors are often misunderstood and misrepresented in media. The actual crime rates involving suppressors are extremely low. Gun violence statistics show that more guns do not equal more crime. International comparisons reveal that gun violence is not unique to the U.S. The media often focuses on negative aspects of gun ownership. Legislative processes can be misrepresented in headlines. Public perception of gun ownership is influenced by media narratives. Gun ownership is a common practice among law-abiding citizens. The benefits of gun ownership in crime prevention are often overlooked. Understanding the facts is crucial for informed discussions on gun control. Many laws are broken, but that doesn't justify their absence. Good people carry firearms for good reasons every day. History shows that more people are killed by governments than by criminals. Freedom is a responsibility, not a luxury. The Second Amendment is our last line of defense. Many Americans fear freedom and want to be told what to do. Bipartisan opposition to gun laws can be misleading. North Carolina's political landscape is complex regarding gun rights. The struggle for gun rights is evident in Florida as well. The military symbolizes American spirit and should be celebrated. Keywords gun rights, Second Amendment, legal battles, New Jersey gun laws, international gun control, Father's Day, advocacy, court victories, Alan Gottlieb, NRA, gun control, suppressors, gun violence statistics, media narratives, international gun laws,

Dan Carroll discusses the latest local and national political news. Dr. John Lott breaks down the latest national news. Curtis Houck discusses Iran and Israel.

Dr.Duke Show's Duke Pesta, Author Spencer Morrison, JunkScience's Steve Milloy, The Federalist's Brooke Brandtjen, Crime Prevention Research's John Lott, Ex-Transwoman and Author Walt Heyer

Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various topics related to gun rights, including the recent Supreme Court ruling on the Mexico case, insights from Justice Kavanaugh regarding future cases, and Citigroup's policy shift on financing gun manufacturers. The conversation emphasizes the importance of the Second Amendment and self-defense rights, along with legislative updates that impact gun ownership and usage. In this segment of Armed American Radio, Mark Walters discusses various topics related to gun control, including the illogical nature of gun-free zones, the persistent efforts of the Democratic Party to impose stricter gun regulations, and the potential for North Carolina to become the 30th state to adopt constitutional carry. The conversation also touches on legislative battles in Arizona, the rise of communism within the Democratic Party, and the need to debunk myths surrounding mass shootings. Additionally, the segment covers the recent Mexico vs. Smith & Wesson case, highlighting the implications of the PLCAA and the unanimous decision by the Supreme Court. The conversation delves into the ongoing legal challenges surrounding civil suits related to gun rights, the political unrest in Los Angeles, and the implications of current immigration policies. The speakers discuss the role of law enforcement in addressing these issues and the broader impact on American society. They emphasize the need for legal accountability and the importance of maintaining law and order in the face of political and social challenges. Takeaways Mark discusses his overnight flight and unexpected expenses. The show is live on multiple platforms including YouTube and Facebook. Mark emphasizes the importance of sharing the broadcast on social media. Alan Gottlieb discusses the implications of the Mexico case ruling. The Supreme Court's decision was a surprising 9-0 in favor of gun manufacturers. Kagan's opinion on common use firearms raises questions for future cases. Kavanaugh hints at future assault weapon cases coming to the court. Citigroup's reversal on financing gun manufacturers is seen as a positive shift. Legislation in Louisiana allows concealed carry during parades for self-defense. Mark stresses the importance of the Second Amendment in protecting freedoms. Gun-free zones are often illogical and arbitrary. The anti-gun left continues to push for stricter regulations. Voters who support Democrats may lose their freedoms. North Carolina is on the verge of becoming a constitutional carry state. Legislators in Arizona face ongoing battles against anti-gun bills. The rise of communism is evident in the current Democratic Party. Democrats often prioritize criminals over victims in legislation. The recent Supreme Court decision in the Mexico case is a significant win for gun rights. Public health surveys on mass shootings can be misleading. The PLCAA is crucial in protecting gun manufacturers from frivolous lawsuits. Legal suits can drain resources without clear violations. The predicate exception to PLCAA complicates legal proceedings. Political unrest is often tied to party policies. Democrats are accused of inciting violence for political gain. Law enforcement's role is crucial in maintaining order. The immigration crisis is seen as a national security threat. The left's narrative often projects their failures onto others. The importance of supporting organizations like the NRA is emphasized. The conversation highlights the need for legal reforms. The future of American society hinges on addressing these challenges. Keywords Second Amendment, gun rights, Mexico case, Kavanaugh, Citigroup, self-defense, NRA, firearms legislation, legal cases, gun ownership, gun control, constitutional carry, Democratic ideology, mass shootings, Arizona legislation, North Carolina, Second Amendment, communism, PLCAA, gun-free zones, legal challenges, civil suits, political unrest,

Homan vs Newsom; John Lott on immigrant crimeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Terrorist attack in Colorado. Ukraine launces a major attack against Russia...and what will Russia's response be? Bill chats with Mark Skousen, Thane Rosenbaum and John Lott.

Terrorist attack in Colorado. Ukraine launces a major attack against Russia...and what will Russia's response be? Bill chats with Mark Skousen, Thane Rosenbaum and John Lott.

Terrorist attack in Colorado. Ukraine launces a major attack against Russia...and what will Russia's response be? Bill chats with Mark Skousen, Thane Rosenbaum and John Lott.

In part two of this special report presented by AMAC, John Solomon takes an in-depth look at President Trump's "big, beautiful bill" with insights from key figures including Senator Ron Johnson, budget expert Phil Kerpen, President of Unleash Prosperity Tim Doescher, and John Lott, a leading statistician, who presents compelling data on crime and mass shootings. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

To open up the show Marc & Kim talk about the issues still plaguing the storm-ravaged areas of St. Louis, get into a couple big stories with The Shortlist & play today's edition of the National Anthem. Marc & Kim talk about the ups and downs of technology. Kim on a Whim...handles...an interesting story out of European clinic. And the fifth anniversary of the George Floyd riots was over the weekend. Plus a quick question Hillary Clinton... Kim & Marc tackle the biggest stories of the day in the Shortlist, break down the task ahead of Mike Johnson & Senate Republicans in getting the One Big Beautiful Bill passed into law, the tricky parts of home ownership in 2025 as disasters & insurance becomes a minefield to maneuver & In Other News. Marc & Kim open up Hour 3 of the show with the Shortlist, are joined by Todd Piro to talk about the New Orleans inmates still on the loose & a big swing from Mrs. Macron caught on camera. Dr. John Lott, Jr joins for 2A Tuesday to talk about the importance of well-trained civilians stopping attacks, and Kim on a Whim on the tributes to the George Floyd anniversary. Marc & Kim start the final hour of the show talking again about the relief & rebuilding efforts in St. Louis, how the federal funding will affect residents & the biggest stories in the Shortlist, Marc wants to know who was running the country throughout the Biden administration, Ryan Wiggins from Wiggins' America joins the show to talk more of the MSM being completely out of touch & a need for a reimagining in education and lets all agree to stay away from BEARS.

Marc & Kim open up Hour 3 of the show with the Shortlist, are joined by Todd Piro to talk about the New Orleans inmates still on the loose & a big swing from Mrs. Macron caught on camera. Dr. John Lott, Jr joins for 2A Tuesday to talk about the importance of well-trained civilians stopping attacks, and Kim on a Whim on the tributes to the George Floyd anniversary.

Dr. John Lott, Jr joins the show for 2A Tuesday to talk about the importance of well-trained civilians stopping attacks in public, why the media refuses to parse the manifestos of recent mass shooters & why he doesn't want uniformed officers in schools.

Rep Tom Tiffany, Crime Prevention Research Center's John Lott, Conservative Caucus' Jim Pfaff, Author Jerome Corsi, Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty's Cara Tolliver, Victim Tamra Varebrook

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Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses the importance of self-defense legal representation with Marc Victor, founder of Attorneys For Freedom. They explore the unique challenges faced by individuals who use firearms in self-defense situations, the necessity of having a dedicated attorney on retainer, and the costs associated with legal coverage. The conversation also touches on current events regarding Second Amendment rights, ongoing legal challenges, and the advocacy efforts of the Second Amendment Foundation. In this segment of Armed American Radio, Mark Walters discusses various topics related to gun control, social media advocacy, and recent legislative changes affecting gun rights. The conversation includes insights from AWR Hawkins on the implications of new gun laws in states like Oklahoma, the challenges posed by assault weapon bans, and the importance of advocacy groups in protecting Second Amendment rights. The discussion also touches on the legal status of force reset triggers and the impact of permitless carry laws on crime rates. In this episode of Armed American Radio, Mark Walters and his guests discuss various political topics, including James Comey's controversial social media post, Joe Biden's health revelations, and the implications of media coverage on public perception. The conversation also touches on Second Amendment rights and recent legislative changes regarding gun ownership. The hosts express frustration with the political landscape and the media's role in shaping narratives. Takeaways Self-defense cases require specialized legal representation. Attorneys For Freedom is the only firm focused solely on self-defense cases. Having an attorney on retainer provides peace of mind for gun owners. Legal representation can be affordable, starting at $25 a month. Immediate legal action is crucial in self-defense cases to gather evidence. The legal landscape for gun rights is constantly evolving. The Biden administration has reversed some previous restrictions on gun rights. The ATF's role and budget are under scrutiny and may be changing. Legal challenges to gun laws are ongoing across multiple states. Community support is essential for advocacy organizations like the Second Amendment Foundation. Engagement on social media is crucial for advocacy. Legislative changes are continuously impacting gun rights. Understanding the nuances of assault weapon bans is essential. Advocacy groups play a vital role in protecting freedoms. Legal challenges to gun regulations are ongoing and significant. New laws in Oklahoma expand the rights of gun owners. Crime rates can be influenced by changes in gun laws. Permitless carry laws are a topic of significant debate. The importance of data in understanding crime trends cannot be overstated. Joining advocacy groups can amplify individual voices in the fight for rights. Americans are tired of political investigations with no outcomes. James Comey's actions are seen as a veiled threat against Trump. Joe Biden's health issues raise questions about transparency. The media often omits critical information from the public. Second Amendment rights are being challenged but also defended in courts. Public perception of politicians is heavily influenced by media coverage. There is a growing frustration with the political establishment. The importance of grassroots activism in protecting gun rights. Legislative changes regarding firearms are seen as positive steps. The conversation emphasizes the need for truth in media reporting. Armed American Radio, self-defense, legal representation, Second Amendment, gun rights, Attorneys For Freedom, Marc Victor, legal coverage, self-defense cases, gun laws, gun control, social media advocacy, assault weapons, constitutional carry, force reset triggers, Oklahoma gun laws, crime rates, advocacy groups, Second Amendment, firearms legislation, James Comey, Joe Biden,

Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters engages with Dr. John Lott to discuss the complexities of gun violence in America, the myths surrounding gun control, and the importance of self-defense. They dissect a Time magazine piece by Jens Ludwig, highlighting the inaccuracies in claims about America's unique gun violence problem. The conversation also touches on the role of guns in self-defense, the impact of gun control laws on crime rates, and the effectiveness of civilians in stopping active shooters compared to police. The episode emphasizes the need for a nuanced understanding of gun ownership and crime statistics. Takeaways Gun violence is often misrepresented in media and research. Self-defense benefits from gun ownership are significant. Most murders are committed by individuals with violent histories. Gun control laws do not necessarily lead to lower crime rates. Civilians can effectively stop active shooters, often more so than police. The broken windows theory is essential for crime prevention. Comparative crime statistics can be misleading without context. Gun ownership rates do not correlate directly with murder rates. Political agendas often skew the discussion on gun control. Understanding the root causes of crime requires a multifaceted approach. gun control, self-defense, crime rates, John Lott, Jens Ludwig, Armed American Radio, gun violence, Second Amendment, active shooters, crime research  

Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters engages with Doug Hamlin, the Executive Vice President of the NRA, discussing the organization's renewed vision and commitment to transparency. They explore the importance of engaging younger demographics and women in gun ownership, as well as the NRA's legislative agenda in a challenging political landscape. The conversation emphasizes the need for grassroots mobilization and the NRA's role in advocating for Second Amendment rights. In this segment, Mark Walters discusses the National Rifle Association's (NRA) perspective on President Trump's first 100 days in office, highlighting the positive changes in the Department of Justice and the administration's support for Second Amendment rights. The conversation shifts to legislative actions, including the NRA's stance on national concealed carry reciprocity and the importance of increasing membership to strengthen their influence. The discussion also touches on the NRA's new direction under current leadership, the need for younger members, and recent pro-gun legislation in Montana. In this segment, Mark Walters engages with Dr. John Lott to discuss various aspects of gun ownership, crime statistics, and the public perception of gun control. They explore the NRA's positive direction, the significance of gun sales, and the importance of focusing on violent criminals rather than imposing more gun control laws. The conversation also delves into the behavior of criminals and the effectiveness of gun-free zones, highlighting the need for a more nuanced understanding of crime prevention. In this episode, the discussion revolves around the influence of political figures, particularly the Pope, on gun rights and legislation. The panel debates whether the public should care about the Pope's stance on gun control, emphasizing the importance of personal responsibility and education over legislation. They also explore the implications of safe storage laws and the right to carry firearms at public events, particularly in Texas. Takeaways The NRA is undergoing a period of renewal and transparency. Engaging younger demographics is crucial for the future of gun ownership. Women represent a significant and growing demographic in gun ownership. The NRA is committed to rebuilding trust with its members. Grassroots outreach is essential for increasing NRA membership. The NRA is focused on community engagement and education. Recreational shooting sports are a fun way to attract new members. The NRA is actively working to address concerns from its members. Legislative challenges are being met with grassroots mobilization. The current administration is seen as the most pro-gun in history. Trump's administration has made significant strides in supporting Second Amendment rights. The NRA is focused on legislative actions to protect gun rights. Membership growth is crucial for the NRA's influence in Washington. The NRA is adopting a new, uncompromising approach to advocacy. Younger members are essential for the NRA's future success. Montana is taking proactive steps to protect gun rights. The NRA is optimistic about upcoming legislative changes. The importance of grassroots support for the NRA's initiatives. The media's portrayal of the NRA does not reflect its diverse membership. The NRA is committed to fighting against anti-gun legislation. Gun ownership remains high despite fluctuations in sales. Public perception shows skepticism towards gun control's effectiveness. A significant portion of Americans support focusing on violent criminals. Gun-free zones often attract criminal activity rather than deter it. The NRA is making strides to improve its image and effectiveness. Criminals prefer targets that pose less risk to them. The importance of concealed carry permits in self-defense is emphasized. Statistics show that most mass shootings occur in gun-free zones.

Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters engages with Doug Hamlin, the Executive Vice President of the NRA, discussing the organization's renewed vision and commitment to transparency. They explore the importance of engaging younger demographics and women in gun ownership, as well as the NRA's legislative agenda in a challenging political landscape. The conversation emphasizes the need for grassroots mobilization and the NRA's role in advocating for Second Amendment rights. In this segment, Mark Walters discusses the National Rifle Association's (NRA) perspective on President Trump's first 100 days in office, highlighting the positive changes in the Department of Justice and the administration's support for Second Amendment rights. The conversation shifts to legislative actions, including the NRA's stance on national concealed carry reciprocity and the importance of increasing membership to strengthen their influence. The discussion also touches on the NRA's new direction under current leadership, the need for younger members, and recent pro-gun legislation in Montana. In this segment, Mark Walters engages with Dr. John Lott to discuss various aspects of gun ownership, crime statistics, and the public perception of gun control. They explore the NRA's positive direction, the significance of gun sales, and the importance of focusing on violent criminals rather than imposing more gun control laws. The conversation also delves into the behavior of criminals and the effectiveness of gun-free zones, highlighting the need for a more nuanced understanding of crime prevention. In this episode, the discussion revolves around the influence of political figures, particularly the Pope, on gun rights and legislation. The panel debates whether the public should care about the Pope's stance on gun control, emphasizing the importance of personal responsibility and education over legislation. They also explore the implications of safe storage laws and the right to carry firearms at public events, particularly in Texas. Takeaways The NRA is undergoing a period of renewal and transparency. Engaging younger demographics is crucial for the future of gun ownership. Women represent a significant and growing demographic in gun ownership. The NRA is committed to rebuilding trust with its members. Grassroots outreach is essential for increasing NRA membership. The NRA is focused on community engagement and education. Recreational shooting sports are a fun way to attract new members. The NRA is actively working to address concerns from its members. Legislative challenges are being met with grassroots mobilization. The current administration is seen as the most pro-gun in history. Trump's administration has made significant strides in supporting Second Amendment rights. The NRA is focused on legislative actions to protect gun rights. Membership growth is crucial for the NRA's influence in Washington. The NRA is adopting a new, uncompromising approach to advocacy. Younger members are essential for the NRA's future success. Montana is taking proactive steps to protect gun rights. The NRA is optimistic about upcoming legislative changes. The importance of grassroots support for the NRA's initiatives. The media's portrayal of the NRA does not reflect its diverse membership. The NRA is committed to fighting against anti-gun legislation. Gun ownership remains high despite fluctuations in sales. Public perception shows skepticism towards gun control's effectiveness. A significant portion of Americans support focusing on violent criminals. Gun-free zones often attract criminal activity rather than deter it. The NRA is making strides to improve its image and effectiveness. Criminals prefer targets that pose less risk to them. The importance of concealed carry permits in self-defense is emphasized. Statistics show that most mass shootings occur in gun-free zones.

Dr. John Lott shares his expert insights on the concerning trends of government overreach and the chilling effects on civil liberties, and the implications of the Biden administration's strategic plan for countering domestic terrorism, as revealed by Tulsi Gabbard's recent declassification of documents. Congresswoman Marinette Miller Meeks, a physician and representative from Iowa, discusses recent significant decisions in science and medicine. Finally, Jamie Tronnes, Executive Director of the Center for North American Prosperity and Security, discusses the critical meeting between President Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, exploring the implications for North American energy and trade and the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for both nations, particularly in the energy sector. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

NRA Convention, gun rights, membership decline, reform movement, Lexington and Concord, Second Amendment, gun control, activism, American history, civil rights, NRA, gun rights, firearm training, inclusivity, gun control myths, media bias, women's empowerment, community building, mental health, activism, firearms, TAL-50, NRA Show, gun technology, X9 handgun, Tommy Gun, Second Amendment, gun rights, innovative firearms, shooting sports Takeaways The NRA convention saw notable changes since 2019, reflecting post-pandemic dynamics. Attendance estimates ranged from 60,000 to 70,000, but some believe numbers may be inflated. The NRA is facing significant membership decline, dropping from nearly 6 million to about 3.5 million. Reform movements within the NRA are gaining traction, focusing on transparency and accountability. The 250th anniversary of the shot heard around the world was celebrated with significant events in Massachusetts. Activism and engagement are crucial for the future of gun rights in America. The atmosphere at the NRA convention was more relaxed compared to previous years. The presence of anti-gun politicians at historical sites raises questions about their commitment to civil rights. Community events can energize and mobilize supporters of gun rights. The fight for Second Amendment rights is ongoing and requires collective effort. The NRA convention exceeded expectations for many attendees. There is a growing focus on women's resources within the NRA. Community building is essential for engaging new gun owners, especially women. Mental health professionals often hold biases against gun ownership. Education and exposure to firearms can change perceptions among clinicians. Media representation of gun ownership is often inaccurate and biased. The NRA is attempting to reconnect with its historical roots and values. Gun control myths are perpetuated by media and political agendas. Public perception of gun ownership is influenced by misinformation. Advocacy for reasonable gun laws is necessary to counteract extreme views. The TAL-50 features revolutionary technology that eliminates recoil. Shooting the TAL-50 does not require hearing protection, making it unique. The X9 handgun offers a smooth trigger experience likened to 'butter'. The Tommy Gun remains an iconic piece of American history. New models of the Tommy Gun are lighter and more affordable. The market for firearms is evolving with innovative designs. Gun rights discussions are crucial in today's political climate. The importance of supporting firearm manufacturers and their innovations. Engaging with the community at events like the NRA Show is vital. Understanding the history of firearms enhances appreciation for modern designs. Summary The conversation delves into the recent NRA convention, highlighting changes since 2019, attendance dynamics, and the ongoing challenges the NRA faces, including significant membership decline. The discussion also touches on the reform movements within the NRA, the celebration of the 250th anniversary of the shot heard around the world, and the importance of community engagement in the fight for Second Amendment rights. The speakers emphasize the need for activism and collective effort to ensure the future of gun rights in America. In this episode, Mark Walters and co-hosts Ryan Petty and Amanda Hardin discuss their experiences at the NRA convention, reflecting on the organization's direction and inclusivity efforts. They emphasize the importance of community building, particularly for women in the firearms space, and Amanda shares her initiative to educate mental health professionals about firearms. The conversation also touches on media bias regarding gun control and the misconceptions surrounding gun ownership, highlighting the need for accurate representation and advocacy. In this engaging conversation,

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This explosive episode dives into the newly declassified domestic terrorism plan exposed by Tulsi Gabbard—one that shatters the Biden administration's narrative. John Lott breaks down how the federal government secretly targeted ordinary Americans based on political beliefs, religious views, and even historic symbols like the Gadsden flag and "2A" imagery. From the debanking of conservative lawyers to FBI informants inside Catholic churches, Tara reveals how the administration used censorship and surveillance not against criminals—but against citizens with dissenting views. A chilling deep dive into the weaponization of government and the illusion of free speech in modern America.

In this gripping exposé, Tara and John Lott unpack a bombshell revelation: a classified Biden-era plan—recently declassified by Tulsi Gabbard—shows the U.S. government actively surveilling and targeting citizens not for crimes committed, but for political and religious beliefs. From the resumption of student loan payments blamed on Trump (despite Supreme Court orders) to chilling tactics like debanking, online censorship, and FBI infiltration of Catholic churches, this episode exposes how federal agencies blurred the line between dissent and domestic terrorism. A sobering look at how core American freedoms are being quietly undermined in the name of “safety” and “democratic values.”

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Second Amendment, gun rights, Attorney General, task force, legal challenges, ATF, firearms, Mark Walters, John Lott, Armed American Radio Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses significant developments regarding the Second Amendment, including the establishment of a new task force by Attorney General Pam Bondi aimed at protecting gun rights. The conversation delves into the implications of this task force, the legal challenges it may face, and the recent changes in leadership at the ATF. Expert guest Dr. John Lott provides insights into the potential impact of these developments on gun rights and the legal landscape surrounding them. Takeaways The Second Amendment is being prioritized by the current administration. The new task force aims to protect and expand gun rights. Legal challenges are expected from states with strict gun laws. The task force will face significant bureaucratic challenges. Changes in ATF leadership may signal a shift in policy. The task force is tasked with identifying and addressing restrictive laws. Public support for gun rights is crucial for the task force's success. The political landscape significantly affects Second Amendment rights. The importance of timely confirmation of key legal positions is emphasized. The conversation highlights the ongoing battle for gun rights in America. titles The Rise of the Second Amendment Task Force Unpacking the Attorney General's Memo Legal Battles Ahead for Gun Rights ATF Leadership Changes: What's Next? Sound Bites "This is garbage day here at the ranch." "The Second Amendment has been treated as a second class right." "It's an immense task for the task force." "This task force will have heavy weight." "This is the news we've been waiting for." "Things would have been completely different if Harris had won." "Could this be the beginning of the end of the ATF?" "There's some profound changes coming down the pike." "Never, ever, ever leave your cave without your club." Chapters 00:00Introduction to Armed American Radio 10:07Discussion on Second Amendment Task Force 19:05Analysis of Attorney General's Memo 30:06Legal Implications and Court Challenges 50:49Changes in ATF Leadership and Future Directions

Keywords gun rights, gun control, hypocrisy, legal cases, legislation, self-defense, Second Amendment, media coverage, political commentary, firearms, DOJ report, Ron DeSantis, gun rights, Nashville shooter, homeowner defense, non-lethal self-defense, AWR Hawkins, Armed American Radio, self-defense tools, Second Amendment, self-defense, non-lethal options, gun rights, school safety, community events, historical significance, educational policies, conservative values, public safety, activism, self-defense, non-lethal firearms, law enforcement, gun rights, Cory Booker, Mel Gibson, Mark Wahlberg, hypocrisy, armed American radio, self-defense tools Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio's Monstercast, host Mark Walters discusses various topics related to gun rights and control, including the hypocrisy of politicians, legal cases affecting gun rights, and recent state-level legislation. The conversation features insights from guests like Alan Gottlieb and AWR Hawkins, who provide commentary on current events and the implications of new laws on the Second Amendment. In this segment of Armed American Radio, Mark Walters discusses various topics including the anticipated DOJ report, Ron DeSantis's stance on gun rights in Florida, the motives behind the Nashville shooter's actions, homeowner defense stories, and the exploration of non-lethal self-defense tools with Dr. John Lott. The conversation delves into the implications of these issues on personal safety and the Second Amendment. In this segment, the conversation delves into the importance of backup options in self-defense, the significance of non-lethal alternatives, and the promotion of community events that celebrate gun rights. The discussion also highlights the challenges faced in advocating for school safety and the pushback from school boards, emphasizing the need for accountability and the impact of educational policies on public safety. In this episode of Armed American Radio, the discussion revolves around the complexities of self-defense, particularly the use of non-lethal firearms versus lethal options. The conversation highlights the perspectives of law enforcement and civilians, emphasizing the importance of certainty in self-defense situations. The hypocrisy of political figures like Cory Booker is examined, especially in relation to their security measures. Additionally, the restoration of gun rights for celebrities like Mel Gibson and Mark Wahlberg raises questions about justice and redemption in the context of past offenses. Takeaways Cory Booker's hypocrisy regarding gun control is highlighted. The mainstream media often ignores anti-gun politician scandals. Legal cases like the Snopes assault weapons ban are crucial for gun rights. State-level legislation is increasingly restrictive for gun owners. Gun manufacturers face lawsuits aimed at bankrupting the industry. New York's recent gun laws are seen as a form of lawfare. The anti-gun lobby remains silent on issues that expose their agenda. The importance of following the money in gun control legislation. Restoration of gun rights for individuals like Mel Gibson is a positive step. The conversation emphasizes the need for vigilance in protecting Second Amendment rights. The DOJ report is highly anticipated by many, including Mark Walters. Ron DeSantis expresses frustration with the Florida GOP's inaction on gun rights. The Nashville shooter had complex motives, including concerns about being labeled a racist. Homeowners are increasingly defending themselves against burglars with firearms. Non-lethal self-defense tools have limitations and may not be as effective as firearms. Backup options in self-defense are crucial. Non-lethal self-defense alternatives require certainty. Community engagement is vital for promoting events. Historical events like the 250th anniversary of Lexington are significant.

Keywords gun rights, gun control, hypocrisy, legal cases, legislation, self-defense, Second Amendment, media coverage, political commentary, firearms, DOJ report, Ron DeSantis, gun rights, Nashville shooter, homeowner defense, non-lethal self-defense, AWR Hawkins, Armed American Radio, self-defense tools, Second Amendment, self-defense, non-lethal options, gun rights, school safety, community events, historical significance, educational policies, conservative values, public safety, activism, self-defense, non-lethal firearms, law enforcement, gun rights, Cory Booker, Mel Gibson, Mark Wahlberg, hypocrisy, armed American radio, self-defense tools Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio's Monstercast, host Mark Walters discusses various topics related to gun rights and control, including the hypocrisy of politicians, legal cases affecting gun rights, and recent state-level legislation. The conversation features insights from guests like Alan Gottlieb and AWR Hawkins, who provide commentary on current events and the implications of new laws on the Second Amendment. In this segment of Armed American Radio, Mark Walters discusses various topics including the anticipated DOJ report, Ron DeSantis's stance on gun rights in Florida, the motives behind the Nashville shooter's actions, homeowner defense stories, and the exploration of non-lethal self-defense tools with Dr. John Lott. The conversation delves into the implications of these issues on personal safety and the Second Amendment. In this segment, the conversation delves into the importance of backup options in self-defense, the significance of non-lethal alternatives, and the promotion of community events that celebrate gun rights. The discussion also highlights the challenges faced in advocating for school safety and the pushback from school boards, emphasizing the need for accountability and the impact of educational policies on public safety. In this episode of Armed American Radio, the discussion revolves around the complexities of self-defense, particularly the use of non-lethal firearms versus lethal options. The conversation highlights the perspectives of law enforcement and civilians, emphasizing the importance of certainty in self-defense situations. The hypocrisy of political figures like Cory Booker is examined, especially in relation to their security measures. Additionally, the restoration of gun rights for celebrities like Mel Gibson and Mark Wahlberg raises questions about justice and redemption in the context of past offenses. Takeaways Cory Booker's hypocrisy regarding gun control is highlighted. The mainstream media often ignores anti-gun politician scandals. Legal cases like the Snopes assault weapons ban are crucial for gun rights. State-level legislation is increasingly restrictive for gun owners. Gun manufacturers face lawsuits aimed at bankrupting the industry. New York's recent gun laws are seen as a form of lawfare. The anti-gun lobby remains silent on issues that expose their agenda. The importance of following the money in gun control legislation. Restoration of gun rights for individuals like Mel Gibson is a positive step. The conversation emphasizes the need for vigilance in protecting Second Amendment rights. The DOJ report is highly anticipated by many, including Mark Walters. Ron DeSantis expresses frustration with the Florida GOP's inaction on gun rights. The Nashville shooter had complex motives, including concerns about being labeled a racist. Homeowners are increasingly defending themselves against burglars with firearms. Non-lethal self-defense tools have limitations and may not be as effective as firearms. Backup options in self-defense are crucial. Non-lethal self-defense alternatives require certainty. Community engagement is vital for promoting events. Historical events like the 250th anniversary of Lexington are significant.

Keywords gun rights, gun control, hypocrisy, legal cases, legislation, self-defense, Second Amendment, media coverage, political commentary, firearms, DOJ report, Ron DeSantis, gun rights, Nashville shooter, homeowner defense, non-lethal self-defense, AWR Hawkins, Armed American Radio, self-defense tools, Second Amendment, self-defense, non-lethal options, gun rights, school safety, community events, historical significance, educational policies, conservative values, public safety, activism, self-defense, non-lethal firearms, law enforcement, gun rights, Cory Booker, Mel Gibson, Mark Wahlberg, hypocrisy, armed American radio, self-defense tools Ssummary In this episode of Armed American Radio's Monstercast, host Mark Walters discusses various topics related to gun rights and control, including the hypocrisy of politicians, legal cases affecting gun rights, and recent state-level legislation. The conversation features insights from guests like Alan Gottlieb and AWR Hawkins, who provide commentary on current events and the implications of new laws on the Second Amendment. In this segment of Armed American Radio, Mark Walters discusses various topics including the anticipated DOJ report, Ron DeSantis's stance on gun rights in Florida, the motives behind the Nashville shooter's actions, homeowner defense stories, and the exploration of non-lethal self-defense tools with Dr. John Lott. The conversation delves into the implications of these issues on personal safety and the Second Amendment. In this segment, the conversation delves into the importance of backup options in self-defense, the significance of non-lethal alternatives, and the promotion of community events that celebrate gun rights. The discussion also highlights the challenges faced in advocating for school safety and the pushback from school boards, emphasizing the need for accountability and the impact of educational policies on public safety. In this episode of Armed American Radio, the discussion revolves around the complexities of self-defense, particularly the use of non-lethal firearms versus lethal options. The conversation highlights the perspectives of law enforcement and civilians, emphasizing the importance of certainty in self-defense situations. The hypocrisy of political figures like Cory Booker is examined, especially in relation to their security measures. Additionally, the restoration of gun rights for celebrities like Mel Gibson and Mark Wahlberg raises questions about justice and redemption in the context of past offenses. Takeaways Cory Booker's hypocrisy regarding gun control is highlighted. The mainstream media often ignores anti-gun politician scandals. Legal cases like the Snopes assault weapons ban are crucial for gun rights. State-level legislation is increasingly restrictive for gun owners. Gun manufacturers face lawsuits aimed at bankrupting the industry. New York's recent gun laws are seen as a form of lawfare. The anti-gun lobby remains silent on issues that expose their agenda. The importance of following the money in gun control legislation. Restoration of gun rights for individuals like Mel Gibson is a positive step. The conversation emphasizes the need for vigilance in protecting Second Amendment rights. The DOJ report is highly anticipated by many, including Mark Walters. Ron DeSantis expresses frustration with the Florida GOP's inaction on gun rights. The Nashville shooter had complex motives, including concerns about being labeled a racist. Homeowners are increasingly defending themselves against burglars with firearms. Non-lethal self-defense tools have limitations and may not be as effective as firearms. Backup options in self-defense are crucial. Non-lethal self-defense alternatives require certainty. Community engagement is vital for promoting events. Historical events like the 250th anniversary of Lexington are significant.

Second Amendment, gun rights, legal battles, privacy concerns, youth engagement, constitutional carry, ATF, FBI, gun control, derangement syndrome, Second Amendment, ATF, FBI, gun rights, Supreme Court, judicial decisions, Wisconsin Supreme Court, gun laws, regulatory changes, firearms enforcement, Armed American Radio, Second Amendment, ATF, Democratic Party, gun rights, political commentary, Mark Walters, AOC, Bernie Sanders, gun control In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various topics surrounding gun rights, legal battles, and the implications of recent court decisions. The conversation includes insights from guests like Alan Gottlieb and AWR Hawkins, focusing on the Second Amendment, privacy concerns for gun owners, and the shifting dynamics within law enforcement agencies. The episode emphasizes the importance of youth engagement in the conversation about gun rights and the ongoing fight against gun control measures. In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various pressing issues surrounding the Second Amendment, including recent developments in the Ninth Circuit, the implications of shifting ATF agents to the FBI, and the ongoing battle for gun rights in state courts. The conversation features insights from experts like Dr. John Lott and Stephen Gutowski, who provide analysis on judicial decisions, regulatory changes, and the political landscape affecting gun ownership rights. In this episode of Armed American Radio, Mark Walters discusses the current state of the Democratic Party, the implications of recent changes within the ATF, and the ongoing challenges surrounding the Second Amendment. The conversation features insights from various guests, highlighting the dynamics of political leadership, the impact of social media on public perception, and the future of gun rights in America. takeaways Mark Walters emphasizes the importance of fighting for gun rights. The legal battles surrounding the Second Amendment are ongoing and complex. Privacy concerns for gun owners are becoming increasingly significant. The concept of 'Second Amendment derangement syndrome' is discussed. Youth engagement in discussions about gun rights is crucial for the future. The Ninth Circuit Court's decisions are pivotal in shaping gun laws. Shifting ATF agents to the FBI raises concerns about enforcement of gun laws. North Carolina is moving towards constitutional carry legislation. Reversing restrictions on gun rights for nonviolent felons is a significant step forward. The left's approach to gun control often leads to unintended consequences for law-abiding citizens. They want to take my guns, they're going to have to bring a station wagon. The Ninth Circuit has been called the most overturned circuit court by SCOTUS. The ATF's zero tolerance policy is likely history now. The FBI has far more resources than the ATF. The appointment of Robert Leiter signals potential regulatory changes. Gun rights restoration is a slow process but moving in the right direction. Everytown is pouring money into state races to influence gun laws. The Wisconsin Supreme Court race is a tipping point for gun rights. Permitting laws can be abusive even if they are technically objective. The political landscape is shifting towards state-level battles for gun rights. The Democratic Party is struggling with leadership and public perception. AOC and Bernie Sanders represent a faction that may not resonate with mainstream voters. The ATF is undergoing significant changes that could affect gun rights enforcement. Public sentiment is shifting against extreme gun control measures. The importance of social media in shaping political narratives cannot be underestimated. There is a growing frustration with the Democratic Party's disconnect from average Americans. The Second Amendment remains a contentious issue in American politics.

Second Amendment, gun rights, legal battles, privacy concerns, youth engagement, constitutional carry, ATF, FBI, gun control, derangement syndrome, Second Amendment, ATF, FBI, gun rights, Supreme Court, judicial decisions, Wisconsin Supreme Court, gun laws, regulatory changes, firearms enforcement, Armed American Radio, Second Amendment, ATF, Democratic Party, gun rights, political commentary, Mark Walters, AOC, Bernie Sanders, gun control In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various topics surrounding gun rights, legal battles, and the implications of recent court decisions. The conversation includes insights from guests like Alan Gottlieb and AWR Hawkins, focusing on the Second Amendment, privacy concerns for gun owners, and the shifting dynamics within law enforcement agencies. The episode emphasizes the importance of youth engagement in the conversation about gun rights and the ongoing fight against gun control measures. In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various pressing issues surrounding the Second Amendment, including recent developments in the Ninth Circuit, the implications of shifting ATF agents to the FBI, and the ongoing battle for gun rights in state courts. The conversation features insights from experts like Dr. John Lott and Stephen Gutowski, who provide analysis on judicial decisions, regulatory changes, and the political landscape affecting gun ownership rights. In this episode of Armed American Radio, Mark Walters discusses the current state of the Democratic Party, the implications of recent changes within the ATF, and the ongoing challenges surrounding the Second Amendment. The conversation features insights from various guests, highlighting the dynamics of political leadership, the impact of social media on public perception, and the future of gun rights in America. takeaways Mark Walters emphasizes the importance of fighting for gun rights. The legal battles surrounding the Second Amendment are ongoing and complex. Privacy concerns for gun owners are becoming increasingly significant. The concept of 'Second Amendment derangement syndrome' is discussed. Youth engagement in discussions about gun rights is crucial for the future. The Ninth Circuit Court's decisions are pivotal in shaping gun laws. Shifting ATF agents to the FBI raises concerns about enforcement of gun laws. North Carolina is moving towards constitutional carry legislation. Reversing restrictions on gun rights for nonviolent felons is a significant step forward. The left's approach to gun control often leads to unintended consequences for law-abiding citizens. They want to take my guns, they're going to have to bring a station wagon. The Ninth Circuit has been called the most overturned circuit court by SCOTUS. The ATF's zero tolerance policy is likely history now. The FBI has far more resources than the ATF. The appointment of Robert Leiter signals potential regulatory changes. Gun rights restoration is a slow process but moving in the right direction. Everytown is pouring money into state races to influence gun laws. The Wisconsin Supreme Court race is a tipping point for gun rights. Permitting laws can be abusive even if they are technically objective. The political landscape is shifting towards state-level battles for gun rights. The Democratic Party is struggling with leadership and public perception. AOC and Bernie Sanders represent a faction that may not resonate with mainstream voters. The ATF is undergoing significant changes that could affect gun rights enforcement. Public sentiment is shifting against extreme gun control measures. The importance of social media in shaping political narratives cannot be underestimated. There is a growing frustration with the Democratic Party's disconnect from average Americans. The Second Amendment remains a contentious issue in American politics.

Second Amendment, gun rights, legal battles, privacy concerns, youth engagement, constitutional carry, ATF, FBI, gun control, derangement syndrome, Second Amendment, ATF, FBI, gun rights, Supreme Court, judicial decisions, Wisconsin Supreme Court, gun laws, regulatory changes, firearms enforcement, Armed American Radio, Second Amendment, ATF, Democratic Party, gun rights, political commentary, Mark Walters, AOC, Bernie Sanders, gun control In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various topics surrounding gun rights, legal battles, and the implications of recent court decisions. The conversation includes insights from guests like Alan Gottlieb and AWR Hawkins, focusing on the Second Amendment, privacy concerns for gun owners, and the shifting dynamics within law enforcement agencies. The episode emphasizes the importance of youth engagement in the conversation about gun rights and the ongoing fight against gun control measures. In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various pressing issues surrounding the Second Amendment, including recent developments in the Ninth Circuit, the implications of shifting ATF agents to the FBI, and the ongoing battle for gun rights in state courts. The conversation features insights from experts like Dr. John Lott and Stephen Gutowski, who provide analysis on judicial decisions, regulatory changes, and the political landscape affecting gun ownership rights. In this episode of Armed American Radio, Mark Walters discusses the current state of the Democratic Party, the implications of recent changes within the ATF, and the ongoing challenges surrounding the Second Amendment. The conversation features insights from various guests, highlighting the dynamics of political leadership, the impact of social media on public perception, and the future of gun rights in America. takeaways Mark Walters emphasizes the importance of fighting for gun rights. The legal battles surrounding the Second Amendment are ongoing and complex. Privacy concerns for gun owners are becoming increasingly significant. The concept of 'Second Amendment derangement syndrome' is discussed. Youth engagement in discussions about gun rights is crucial for the future. The Ninth Circuit Court's decisions are pivotal in shaping gun laws. Shifting ATF agents to the FBI raises concerns about enforcement of gun laws. North Carolina is moving towards constitutional carry legislation. Reversing restrictions on gun rights for nonviolent felons is a significant step forward. The left's approach to gun control often leads to unintended consequences for law-abiding citizens. They want to take my guns, they're going to have to bring a station wagon. The Ninth Circuit has been called the most overturned circuit court by SCOTUS. The ATF's zero tolerance policy is likely history now. The FBI has far more resources than the ATF. The appointment of Robert Leiter signals potential regulatory changes. Gun rights restoration is a slow process but moving in the right direction. Everytown is pouring money into state races to influence gun laws. The Wisconsin Supreme Court race is a tipping point for gun rights. Permitting laws can be abusive even if they are technically objective. The political landscape is shifting towards state-level battles for gun rights. The Democratic Party is struggling with leadership and public perception. AOC and Bernie Sanders represent a faction that may not resonate with mainstream voters. The ATF is undergoing significant changes that could affect gun rights enforcement. Public sentiment is shifting against extreme gun control measures. The importance of social media in shaping political narratives cannot be underestimated. There is a growing frustration with the Democratic Party's disconnect from average Americans. The Second Amendment remains a contentious issue in American politics...