Podcast appearances and mentions of Lee Williams

Episode 279-Bang or Bong. Maybe both. Also Available OnSearchable Podcast Transcript Gun Lawyer — Episode Transcript Page – 1 – of 11 Gun Lawyer — Episode 279 Transcript SUMMARY KEYWORDS Supreme Court case, marijuana user ban, Second Amendment rights, ACLU, NRA, New Jersey, Hughes amendment, West Virginia, machine guns, loopholes, gun rights, felon restoration, Epstein files, Michael Bloomberg, gun violence prevention. SPEAKERS Speaker 2, Evan Nappen, Teddy Nappen Evan Nappen 00:16 I’m Evan Nappen. Teddy Nappen 00:18 And I’m Teddy Nappen. Evan Nappen 00:20 And welcome to Gun Lawyer. So, we have some exciting things coming in the future here. I want to make sure the listeners are well aware. In the Supreme Court, we have a case coming up that is going to look at the prohibitor for firearm possession concerning marijuana use, if you’re a user of marijuana. And the case is U.S. versus Hemani. This is very interesting, because it is widely believed that the Court is going to strike down the gun ban for marijuana users. Regardless of how you feel about marijuana use, I’m looking forward to seeing this opinion, because it may be useful in knocking down other gun disqualifiers. Because, folks, gun disqualifiers, such as the gun ban for marijuana use, is an area of exploitation by the gun rights oppressors. Evan Nappen 01:38 So, if they can’t just get a flat out gun ban through, which they try to do all the time, if they can piece meal gun bans to various classes of individuals, then they get the job done that way. That’s why you see the ever expanding list of persons who they try to get disqualified from being able to exercise their Second Amendment rights. And this case has, I believe, potentially very far reaching implications as to subverting that anti-gun rights, that gun rights oppression tactic. So, we want to look at it at as more than just the marijuana. It will be fascinating to see it be a victory, because we have parties in support of this ban going away as diverse as, on the same side now, the ACLU and the NRA. Both. The ACLU is in favor of getting rid of the marijuana user gun ban, because it is, of course, beneficial to in their view, I’m sure, legalization of marijuana, which is something that they would be in support. The NRA is in favor of it going away, because it is consistent with The NRA’s position of supporting Second Amendment rights. So, this has created the classic strange bedfellows situation. (https://www.marijuanamoment.net/aclu-attorney-confident-supreme-court-will-strike-down-gun-ban-for-marijuana-users-after-oral-arguments-next-week/ ) Page – 2 – of 11 Evan Nappen 03:28 But ultimately, what we see coming from it should be a victory for gun rights. And I believe and hope it will be even further reaching than simply addressing the marijuana question. It’s going to be, I believe, very helpful in fighting other disqualifications. Remember, New Jersey is one of the states that tries to always have an expansive list of what disqualifies a person from being able to exercise their Second Amendment rights. They love to create disenfranchisements of our rights because they are rights oppressors, and this tactic, hopefully, will be taking a hit here. So, we’ll keep you informed about the progress and what occurs under the Hemani decision. Teddy Nappen 04:30 I will say, just from the ACLU, just to be clear, they are heavily backed by the Democrat for their super PACs. I’m just saying. Like that is the, and I can’t wait to see all the individuals of the ACLU all out in mass as they’re about to help win a pro-gun victory as well. Yeah. Evan Nappen 04:55 I guess they’re looking at it more as a pro-marijuana victory and ending prejudice toward marijuana users. But whatever their motivation may be, we are going to be consistent in our support for Second Amendment rights. Getting rid of disqualifiers is getting rid of disqualifiers that are disenfranchisements to our Second Amendment rights. So, hey, at least they’re on the right side on this one, and maybe we can get them to continue to see the light on other disqualifiers. Such as restoration of rights for felons and such, right? I mean, this is something you would think they would be in favor of, as well, for restoration of rights. You paid your dues. You served your time. And if you’re not a violent felon, why are you disenfranchised of your rights? I mean, even violent felons, when you get right down to it. I mean, there’s, I missed that in the Second Amendment, where it says we have a right to keep and bear arms, unless you’re a felon, you know, or any of these exemptions. They aren’t there. So, to what degree we tolerate them, to what degree we may think they’re even valuable, I don’t know, but we need to. I’d rather be seeing us pull back on every type of ban and maximize freedom and maximize our Second Amendment rights. Evan Nappen 06:31 Also, in regards to maximizing our rights, there is a really interesting I just love this. I love this. There is an attempt, now, a very shrewd attempt on the pro-rights side to create the ability to get around, yes, a loophole, folks. Because you know what loopholes are. Loopholes are freedom finding a way. And this. Teddy Nappen 07:08 I thought it was a hole in a Castle. Evan Nappen 07:10 Yeah. Right, exactly. Loopholes were the hole in the castle that you would fire your arrows from, because you would still be protected. You could still fire through those, those square, rectangular hole. They’re the loopholes. So, that’s why they’re called that. But, anyway. The key loophole here is in the Hughes Amendment. What there’s an attempt to do, particularly in West Virginia, who has taken the lead here with a bill in West Virginia, which is SB 1071. This is right from AmmoLand, by the way. Page – 3 – of 11 (https://www.ammoland.com/2026/02/contact-chairman-willis-now-sb1071-could-restore-machine-gun-rights-in-west-virginia-if-it-gets-a-hearing/) It could restore access to modern machine guns. That’s right. Evan Nappen 08:00 What they’re doing, what they’re attempting to do is a bill that will create a state run Office of Public Defense within the West Virginia State Police. To procure and sell modern, select-fire machine guns directly to qualified, law-abiding citizens. That’s right. You know how some states have State liquor stores. This will become the state machine gun store. That’s right. It can operate via the Hughes Amendment. Now, the Hughes Amendment was the law back in ’86 that prohibited the, I mean, actually the Hughes Amendment prohibited the new, the sale of new manufacture of machine guns. Okay? So, that created this situation we have now where it’s legal for a citizen to obey the NFA and acquire a machine gun and pay the $200 tax. But the problem is no new machine guns could be put into registration, you see. And that created this essentially, artificially, ridiculously high, crazy prices to own full auto. So, this bill takes the Hughes Amendment and essentially flips the script on the Hughes Amendment by stating that, and this is under Title 18 922(o), that the Hughes Amendment. Here’s, the key loophole language. “. . . does not apply with respect to a transfer to or by, or possession by or under the authority of, a State or any department or political subdivision thereof.” Evan Nappen 10:20 So, in other words, the bill will create a State agency that purchases machine guns and transfers them by quote, right in the law, “by or under the authority of”, the State of West Virginia. The transfers are therefore fully compliant with federal law and critically exempt from the National Firearms Act $200 transfer tax because they’re government facilitated. It’s brilliant. It’s brilliant. It’ll make it so that qualified persons, any adult, who can legally possess firearms under federal and state law, they’d undergo a background check at state police, state police troop headquarters. The office would, where possible, prioritize West Virginia manufacturers, operate distribution points using existing facilities, and issue official state certificates of transfer. Subsequent transfers between qualified citizens would require a simple $275 re-transfer fee through the office, which is waived for heirs. A $250 surcharge per gun plus a modest administrative fee capped at 50 bucks, would flow to the new Public Defense Fund to cover costs, generating revenue for the state without raising taxes. Evan Nappen 11:48 And it was GOA (Gun Owners of America) that drafted this bill. This is really cool. And now I think Kansas is putting a bill forward, and I’m sure we’ll see other pro-gun states moving to create this. This way we can gut the Hughes Amendment and open up the market for new full auto. And by doing that, they’ll become even more commonly owned and become an even greater argument for the Second Amendment and their protection. Eventually, with enough exploitation of loopholes, laws themselves that created the original ban become useless and in fact, go away. We’ve seen this happen. We’ve seen this happen. For example, when it came to NFA Trusts, to purchase NFA, you had to get, at one point, what was called a chief law enforcement officer to sign off. And if your chief didn’t sign off on that, you could not appeal it. You were just dead in the water and could not acquire NFA. Then along comes the idea of setting up a trust where trusts do not require a chief law enforcement to sign off. So, everyone started doing NFA Trusts to acquire NFA, because it avoided the Chiefs sign off. And Page – 4 – of 11 because of that, there were about 10,000 trusts at ATF on NFA. So many just got around it that they finally just repealed the rule and said, guess what? You don’t need to have your chief law enforcement approve it. They just have to get notice of it. But they got rid of the sign off. Why? The loophole defeated it. Evan Nappen 13:50 We see that even going on with switchblades. We’ve seen how there’s been a huge expansion in knife rights based on the ability to work the loopholes for interstate sale and for state sales to be independent. And how the federal prohibition was simply affecting very specific transactions under federal law. To the point where the federal government, in trying to uphold the federal switchblade law, said, as one of their justifications, well, the law isn’t even enforced anymore. That’s right. Why? Loopholes! Loopholes. Freedom finding a way. And so this is exciting to see this taking place on machine guns. Finally going at the NFA. Not shying away from taking on the big stuff. Not letting them get away with claiming that any firearm is somehow intrinsically evil, wrong or bad. We’re finally fighting back with offense. Offense for once. Not just totally on the defense. Evan Nappen 15:07 Speaking of which, you may encounter a new group called “Bridging the Divide”. (https://bridgethedividenow.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Brief-Policy-Outline.pdf) Bridging the Divide on Firearm Policy. Oh yeah, they’re claiming that there’s some bipartisan, that they have taken pro-gun folks and anti-gun and uniting them on principles that everybody believes in. They’re claiming to do this. And here’s their wonderful policies. Lo and behold, when you look closely at this so-called, you know, “Bridging the Divide”, which is, you know, bridging the gap, which is more of laying a trap, my friends. Laying a trap. What you see are their policies that they’re claiming is, you know, they have this bipartisan, so to speak. This is pro-gun and anti-gun right oppressors. Gun rights oppressors and gun rights people. Evan Nappen 16:08 And of course, here’s their policies. They have eight of them, eight of them. This so-called “Bridging the Divide.” One, Prohibiting Factors for Firearm Purchase and Possession. This is right from their “Firearm Policy Outline.” They want to prohibit gun possession by those convicted of violent crime at the misdemeanor level while removing state restrictions on those non-violent felonies. So, they want to expand prohibitions to misdemeanors. Claiming, of course, non-violent felonies, right? Yeah. And then remove prohibition of gun purchases by persons who use marijuana. Well, yeah, guess what? The Court’s already going to kill that. So, they’re throwing this in. They want to, essentially, what they’re looking to do is expand prohibitions to misdemeanors. Who’s kidding who? Come on. Give me a break. Evan Nappen 17:04 Two, Background Checks. Create state level background checks for private sales. Oh, so, in other words, Universal Background Checks, and they want to impose it state by state. More of that. So, end private sales. But they want to have “logical exemptions”? Well, it’s the same, so-called logical exemptions. Let’s just instead of logical, we’ll call it “narrow”, narrow exemptions. No. Private sales should remain private sales. It is more of an intrusion, more of oppression, on our gun rights. How about three? What’s the third thing? Extreme Risk Protection. Oh, seriously? Red flag. We have seen, Page – 5 – of 11 experienced, and are currently experiencing the unbelievable denial of due process that takes place from that garbage. Evan Nappen 17:55 Four, Dealer Registration and Gun Trafficking. They want to focus on the small number of dealers from whom the majority of traced crime guns originate. Oh, really? Well, guess what? What creates those statistics? Anytime they’re run – when guns are seized. And if you’re seizing guns the way New Jersey does, at the drop of a hat and those guns are run, that raises dealer numbers as quoting “crime guns”, even though they’re not crime guns. It is absolutely a flawed basis, and they want to focus on that. Five, Child Firearm Access Prevention. Oh, lock up your safety. That’s what that’s called. Lock up your safety to protect the children. Here we go again. Six, Firearm Suicide Prevention. Ah. In states where murder rates are low, well, let’s go at suicide. Anything we can do to go at the guns, right? And what happens with suicide prevention? Oh, well, that’s the wellness check. You know what’s going on in New Jersey with wellness checks? Anybody calls on anybody, and the police come. They take you away. They take your guns. They hold you for about three days to see if you’re okay. And even though you’re fine, now we got to fight to get your rights back. Fight to get your guns back. There’s a million ways to kill yourself, folks. Focusing on the gun isn’t the answer. Focus on actual causes. But no, it’s just an excuse. Teddy Nappen 19:34 I think the biggest issue with this whole concept of “Bridging the Divide” is take a step back and let us, let us be on equal terms. Here’s the problem, they cannot define what an assault firearm is. They are. Evan Nappen 19:50 Wait, wait, Teddy. I haven’t even gotten to that yet. I haven’t gotten to that. Teddy Nappen 19:54 All right. Evan Nappen 19:54 Number seven, Firearm Injury Prevention Education. They want to tie public health to firearm injuries. Why? Because that goes to healthcare so they can regulate it. Get it regulated back through the health, federal health agencies. Get it back to the CDC. Get them back on it. Cranking out anti-gun nonsense. That’s the game. Eight, Community Violence Intervention. Oh, that gets funding to who? Anti-gun groups. That’s what it’s about. Evan Nappen 20:33 So, we’re looking at these policies and then who’s on it? Well, their board is chock full, chock full of all former and bunch of all anti-gun rights folks. Then they sprinkle in a few that are supposedly pro-gun. So, who’s one of them? Rob Pincus. Rob Pincus is on there, proudly on there. They have listed him as a gun rights advocate. Except here’s a little article from Lee Williams back in March 29, 2021, from thegunwriter.com. (https://thegunwriter.substack.com/p/huh-rob-pincus-supports-expanded?utm_source=publication-search) It says, “Huh? Rob Pincus calls for expanded background checks, gun control and then says he didn’t.” Oh, really? Interesting. You can read that article and see. Page – 6 – of 11 The people they’re getting on board. There’s no major player there that is truly an advocate of our gun rights that I could find, and plenty that aren’t. Evan Nappen 21:30 Nowhere in their policy does it say repeal assault firearm bans, repeal large capacity magazine bans, repeal sensitive place prohibitions, or enact national reciprocity. All the things that we’re fighting for, for our rights. No. All it is is more, more, more. Just a subterfuge of more bans, more back doors to taking away rights. I didn’t see a damn thing here that expands our rights. Nothing. It’s just take, take, take. And package it as some kind of compromise. Their compromise is always us giving up our rights. Forget it, folks. Just forget it. Evan Nappen 22:18 And finally, let me point out, right from The Trace, right from The Trace. Sent out in an email blast, and I just want to read you this from The Trace. (https://mailchi.mp/thetrace/inside-the-loosely-regulated-world-of-gun-manufacturing-4869976?e=a13774efb8) This is fascinating. “Since the Trump administration snatched. . . ” This is The Trace. Snatched. They think of the Mel Brooks. You know, sees snatched, right? But anyway. “Since the Trump administration snatched funding from gun violence prevention . . .” Oh, in other words, let’s decode that. Since Trump took away all the money going to gun rights oppression groups, “. . . the field’s practitioners have had to confront an uncertain future.” Oh, they’re no longer getting the money from the Government. Huh. “Without federal dollars, state and local governments will have to decide whether to pick up the tab. It’s far from a sure thing. Gun violence intervention programs have long had to fight to prove the value of their work. The problem, however, is that it’s difficult to measure. Studying gun violence is expensive, and the nature of violence makes it a uniquely challenging subject to pull apart.” In other words, to propagandize into an anti-gun policy, to take away our rights. “And while gun violence research has seen a resurgence in recent years, the Trump administration cut funding for that field, too.” Yeah, isn’t that cute? I love it. “. . . meaning the available evidence for these programs could grow slimmer.” Evan Nappen 23:46 So folks, The Trace is bitching and moaning about losing their money, and who took it from them? President Trump. And it’s about time. There’s no reason our tax dollars need to go to oppression of our gun rights, and it’s the Trump administration that ended this funding. Keep that in mind. Teddy Nappen 24:10 Just to kind of going back to the whole issue. Whenever the Left try to present themselves like no, no, we need to find these common sense issues. Okay. Let’s define our terms, because the Left does not see the Second Amendment as a right. We know this because the Left wing nut case of a judge, Jackson went and broke down her entire descent of Bruen, describing how it is not a right. It’s a privilege. Arguing that when we deal with gun cases, you have to consider the victims of gun violence rather than looking to the law and the Constitution. That is where they’re coming from. They’re coming from the stupidity and suicidal empathy when they say they’re bridging the gap. That is their argument. Page – 7 – of 11 Evan Nappen 25:01 Just don’t fall for it. Don’t fall for it. 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They are the umbrella organization of gun clubs in New Jersey. They are fighting for our rights. My good friend and colleague, Dan Schmutter, is there in federal court. He’s doing a great job. We’re waiting for some more results to report. Exciting times. We’re going to have some, I feel, excellent results over “sensitive places”, the magazine ban and the assault firearm ban, as we keep fighting and slogging through it. Getting our rights back. Plus the Association is on guard at the courts, at the legislature and the courthouse, both. We have a full-time paid lobbyist and, man, New Jersey is always a challenge. So, make sure you’re a member. Go to anjrpc.org and join today. You’ll get news sent right to your email. You’ll get a beautiful newsletter, and you’ll know that you’re part of the solution. You want to be part of the solution. The solution to the problem. The problem is gun rights oppressors, and the Association fights them in the belly of the beast, New Jersey, right there. ANJRPC.org. Evan Nappen 29:04 And don’t forget to get a copy of my book, New Jersey Gun Law. It’s the bible of New Jersey gun law. It is the book you need to navigate through the insanity that is New Jersey gun law. I try to make it as easy as possible. Question and answer format with 120 topics. It’s a book everybody uses, and you need one. Just go to EvanNappen.com and order yours. And when you get it, don’t lend it out, because you’ll never get it back. I hear that complaint all the time. So, make sure you keep your hands on it, or you’ll lose it. Go to EvanNappen.com and get a copy of New Jersey Gun Law today. Now, we have Press Checks with Teddy. Teddy, what do you have for us today in Press Checks? Page – 8 – of 11 Teddy Nappen 29:50 Well, as you know, Press Checks are always free, and I just want to preface this on this one. Where you see in the news media, they’ve been pushing the whole Epstein thing. All right? They’ve been trying to push that. And of course, the Left ended up destroying themselves, as they’ve lost multiple power players who have been implicated in the whole, in the whole surroundings that it comes with the Epstein files being released. And one of the individuals who, by the way, this individual had close ties to Jeffrey Epstein since, like, the early days, Michael Bloomberg. You know, maybe it was because he had a, you know, big gulp in his hand, and that’s why, you know, he’s like, Oh, how dare you. But, yeah. Teddy Nappen 30:41 So, we go to AmmoLand, where this was a wonderful article written up by Alan Gottlieb. (https://www.ammoland.com/2026/02/ccrkba-demands-bloomberg-come-clean-about-epstein-relationship/) Regarding the fact that now we are demanding that all the anti-gun groups, including Everytown, including all of his multi anti gun right the gun rights oppressors groups cut ties with Michael Bloomberg. You know, the money. And there was, I actually went. And funny enough, anyone can do this. You can go on to the Epstein files on the government website, and they have the entire files library. You can type in word searches. So, you type in “Michael Bloomberg”. I went and read through the different documents on it. Now, to preface this, there was no showing of wrongdoing in what was discovered by the fact he was. However, he was invited with Michael Bloomberg, George Stephanopoulos, Eric Schmidt, all these individuals, to a cocktail party with Jeffrey Epstein to watch The Imitation Game. You know, that movie about Alan Turing where he broke the German Enigma. Okay. Bear in mind, this is 2015. Jeffrey Epstein had already been convicted of the first initial charges back in 2000. Evan Nappen 32:05 He was a felon, you know. So, hey, they love to make a point that they shouldn’t have guns. Epstein kept trying and trying and trying to get his rights back so he could get guns. Yet, here he is with the king of anti-gun funding, Bloomturd. Teddy Nappen 32:25 Yeah. Evan Nappen 32:26 What’s that all about? Teddy Nappen 32:27 There was also a letter. Now, again, there was no direct correspondence with Michael Bloomberg. However, there was a letter from Maxwell, Jillian’s mother, basically inviting him to attend a premiere, apparently, this was a movie, Power of Good. I’ve never heard of this one. But this very clearly shows that there was direct information going back and forth. There was also, it seemed to be, there was a massive invitation, and Jeffrey Epstein was trying to create this almost investor group. I want to tell you. Like he wanted to make this online new media. He was naming these board of directors, one of which was Michael Bloomberg, the Rothschild, Lee Rothschild, Alan Goodman. So, various individuals. He Page – 9 – of 11 seemed to be almost like a financial advisor or a bank roller for Jeffrey Epstein. Again, there’s no showing of wrongdoing, but it’s just, clearly, he had a relationship with him. Even highlighted to the articles where, in 2011 the Palm Beach Daily News, Epstein’s address book included Michael Bloomberg. In 2013, there were multiple pictures taken with Bloomberg and Maxwell together having book parties at the Four Seasons restaurant in New York City, where I guess they were reading gender queer, but also the level. Evan Nappen 33:51 Well, the way they brought in the Clintons to the committee, they need to bring Bloomberg in. I mean, you know, this is. The Left kept pushing and pushing and pushing about the Epstein files. Hoping against hope, that they could somehow get President Trump on this, when, in reality, what we’re seeing is it blowing up in the Left’s face, aren’t we? Teddy Nappen 34:12 Yeah. Also, here’s a really big one. Epstein was invited to a Bloomberg hosted fundraiser for Plaskett. Congresswoman Plaskett. You know, the woman who took direct funding from Jeffrey Epstein, actually got donation money. So, not only was he hosting the dinner, cordially inviting Epstein to come on down. Even writing a letter. Please join our host. Michael Bloomberg. Dear Jeffrey Epstein, please join our host, Michael Bloomberg, to the dinner. So, very clearly he was running in these circles. There’s a very clear tie relationship. Again, no showing of wrongdoing. There wasn’t a direct correspondence with him in the emails. And if you actually go through a lot of the emails, he would email news articles. That’s why you know Bloomberg News. And he would email them to others. So, that did also come up. It just shows the very clear ties. This is the one that really sticks out to me. Documents release revealed he was interested in gun politics and Bloomberg’s work. They don’t show direct donations to EveryTown. However, in 2013 there’s an email soliciting Epstein for a donation to American for Responsible Solutions, which is run by Gabby, Gabby Giffords, who later became Giffords. Evan Nappen 35:34 That’s right. But all they care about with Epstein is Trump. And how does that all relate? Is Trump in the Epstein files, Teddy? Teddy Nappen 35:46 Oh, very much. Yes, yes, Trump is in the Epstein files. Okay, I’ve got to tell this to everyone here. The black pillars, all those out there, we do not have all the information. We know that for a fact. Okay? Has it been mishandled? Absolutely. Pam Bondi should resign. Fall on her sword. Because she has damaged the administration on Trump for the mishandling with the stupid binder gate, all the stupidity of, oh, I have the client list on my desk. That was a lie. And the whole situation there. However, if you actually look at the timeline, you can go see the articles. See the full breakdown of it for Donald Trump. Teddy Nappen 36:24 Here’s the timeline, 2004 to 2005, there was reported abuse by a 14-year-old girl by Epstein. Then Trump immediately ended the relation with Jeffrey Epstein. Banned him from Mar a Lago. In 2008, Epstein was convicted with the help of Donald Trump, who cooperated with the victims of Jeffrey Epstein’s lawyer, who fully deposed himself to the lawyers. As opposed to all the other people that are Page – 10 – of 11 implicated, who just stayed away. He actually went in to help the victims. Imagine that. And going in next 2000, after Maxwell is convicted as well, where she trafficked to Epstein. Also in 2019, he’s later arrested again. Guess who’s President in 2019? Donald Trump. He was arrested for sex who invested arrested Epstein for sex trafficking, and then he’s later dead in 2019. So, not only does it exonerate, where, after he was convicted, Trump broke off all relationships with Epstein. He helped get Jeffrey Epstein. That is all that they have on Donald Trump when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein. Teddy Nappen 37:32 All the fake news, all the fake and you know why he said hoax? He wasn’t saying the Jeffrey Epstein whole pedo ring was a hoax? No, he is saying hoax, as in talking about the Dems whole plot to directly connect Trump to the pedophile ring. That is their plot. That was the hoax. Was it misspoken? Yes, Trump fires from the hip. Sue him. That’s how it goes. But actually looking at the facts of what came down, this is what he should have said. Under four years of Biden, not one committee was formed to go at the Epstein files, to go after the Epstein files. The Dems didn’t even want to touch it, which, by the way, all the people that were running in Epstein circles, Schumer, all the, all the heavy donators, Bill Gates, all these individuals are running in Michael Bloomberg, running heavily donations, including Jeffrey Epstein, who heavily donated to the Democrats. So, it’s the level of insanity that goes into it. Teddy Nappen 38:37 By the way, for everyone to remember. Did you know? Did you also know the fact that all of a sudden, the victims who never spoke out during the four years under Biden are now taking Super Bowl ads saying, release more files. Okay, what happened to we have our list. We’re making our list. Just say it. Are you worried about defamation? Musk said he’ll pay for defamation. And good luck as trying to go after women of victims of sexual abuse. I’m sure a go fund me will be immediately formed and covered. So, what are you waiting on? Oh, that’s right, these are just political cudgels for you to abuse. Okay? That is a fact, and that’s what I’m saying to the victims who, all of a sudden, will not name names. So, that it’s one of the big things, like, very clearly, it’s being used as a political tool. They don’t actually want to release the names. Evan Nappen 39:28 Well, I think it’s interesting that it’s come around to Mr. Bloomberg, and that has major effect in terms of funding of further gun rights oppression. He needs to explain the way they’re looking at it. Forced it to be opened up. Hey, guess what? You’re there. You need to explain it now. At least do that. Teddy Nappen 39:52 Also this. Evan Nappen 39:53 There you go. Teddy Nappen 39:54 Proof in concept. Peter Mandelson, who was directly connected to Jeffrey Epstein. He was Keir Starmer’s Cabinet Minister, who just recently resigned. He resigned in shame. So, the proof is in the Page – 11 – of 11 proof is, in fact, that this has the effect. If we could break up Bloomberg from EveryTown. I mean, there is their money. They have nothing aside from. Evan Nappen 40:17 Well, they’re not getting funding anymore from the Government. Yeah, from USAID killed all that. Yeah, so that’s good. Well, let me tell you, Teddy, about this week’s GOFU. That is a Gun Owner Fuck Up, where you learn about expensive mistakes that others have made so that you don’t make them. Now this week’s GOFU that I want to talk about, might even be considered a future GOFU. But it applies still today. If West Virginia, Kansas, or any of these places end up creating State machine gun stores, if you will, which I believe they will, and this ends up taking off, make sure that you do NOT, as a non-resident of those states, acquire a machine gun from those states and then, no less, bring it to New Jersey. In other words, the GOFU, in the big picture, is you have to be cognizant of your jurisdiction and what you’re doing in your jurisdiction, and when you’re in another jurisdiction, what you can and can’t do. Evan Nappen 41:34 We see the jurisdictional problem arise all the time. Whether it’s in carrying a gun where you’re allowed to carry in one state and not in another, whether it’s purchase or possession of a firearm in any given state versus another, people bringing guns or accessories or other things that were legal in one place and illegal in another. The burden is on you to know this. I am constantly seeing cases where people make that very critical error. So, the GOFU, in a general term, my friends, is make sure you know your jurisdictions laws and do not inadvertently violate them because you are in another jurisdiction, and you are coming into this other jurisdiction, this is where the trouble can begin. It can be quite serious. So, be very cognizant of this when dealing with guns. Evan Nappen 42:40 This is Evan Nappen and Teddy Nappen reminding you that gun laws don’t protect honest citizens from criminals. They protect criminals from honest citizens. Speaker 2 42:51 Gun Lawyer is a CounterThink Media production. The music used in this broadcast was managed by Cosmo Music, New York, New York. Reach us by emailing Evan@gun.lawyer. The information and opinions in this broadcast do not constitute legal advice. Consult a licensed attorney in your state. Downloadable PDF TranscriptGun Lawyer S5 E279_Transcript About The HostEvan Nappen, Esq.Known as “America's Gun Lawyer,” Evan Nappen is above all a tireless defender of justice. Author of eight bestselling books and countless articles on firearms, knives, and weapons history and the law, a certified Firearms Instructor, and avid weapons collector and historian with a vast collection that spans almost five decades — it's no wonder he's become the trusted, go-to expert for local, industry and national media outlets. Regularly called on by radio, television and online news media for his commentary and expertise on breaking news Evan has appeared countless shows including Fox News – Judge Jeanine, CNN – Lou Dobbs, Court TV, Real Talk on WOR, It's Your Call with Lyn Doyle, Tom Gresham's Gun Talk, and Cam & Company/NRA News. As a creative arts consultant, he also lends his weapons law and historical expertise to an elite, discerning cadre of movie and television producers and directors, and novelists. He also provides expert testimony and consultations for defense attorneys across America. Email Evan Your Comments and Questions  talkback@gun.lawyer Join Evan's InnerCircleHere's your chance to join an elite group of the Savviest gun and knife owners in America.  Membership is totally FREE and Strictly CONFIDENTIAL.  Just enter your email to start receiving insider news, tips, and other valuable membership benefits.   Email (required) *First Name *Select list(s) to subscribe toInnerCircle Membership Yes, I would like to receive emails from Gun Lawyer Podcast. (You can unsubscribe anytime)Constant Contact Use. Please leave this field blank.var ajaxurl = "https://gun.lawyer/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php";

Joining host ⁠⁠⁠Tony Hall⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, are Lee Williams ⁠(7) Lee Williams | LinkedIn⁠, David Coleman ⁠(30) David Coleman | LinkedIn and Dan Gracie (30) Dan Gracie | LinkedInWe discussed:Multiple Income Borrowers (MIB) How is this market growing, how comfortable are firms with increased advice risk as cases get more complex?Market/Mortgage Brokerage Evolution How is the market evolving with firm consolidation, and what impact does this have on advice models?Packager Evolution Is the role of packagers changing, and how are they adapting to market evolution?Further View of the Mortgage Market What is the impact of AI- opportunity or threat- for packagers and brokers? Can AI replace packagers in case placement and document preparation?Please leave us comments and a rating and give us a follow to keep updated with future podcast releases, on the 1st of every month.Don't forget to follow our social channels...⁠⁠⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠BlueSky⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠

Mark and Lee cover an update on the Tate Adomniak story, Rhode Island shooting and whether or not these mass killers can ever be stopped by a new gun control law. Short answer? Nope.

Christian Zyp interviews Jay Drakulic, Mallory Drumm, Alex Lee Williams (directors/writers/actors) about their film DREAM EATER. Stream it on Netflix in Canada and V.O.D. everywhere. DREAM EATER follows Mallory (Drumm), a documentary filmmaker, who heads to a remote cabin in the mountains with her boyfriend Alex (Williams) to document his violent parasomnia. As his condition worsens, Mallory suspects something more sinister may be at play. As the nightmares escalate, so do the scares, right through the final frame. “What these three filmmakers have pulled is not just remarkable on a low-budget DIY filmmaking level; they achieve the holy grail of horror, which is to make a movie that absolutely terrifies you.” Eli Roth.HORROR SECTION WEBSITE: horrorsectionstudios.com/movies/INSTAGRAM: @dreameatermovie@blindluckpictures@horrorsectionstudios

Mark and Lee talk Giifords, tactics, and other fun stuff with the GunWriter

The focus for this episode is ‘Build Baby Build' centring on the Property Development Finance Market.Joining host ⁠⁠Tony Hall⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, are Lee Williams (7) Lee Williams | LinkedIn, Glen Franklin-Jones (9) Glenn Franklin-Jones | LinkedIn & Steve Iles (9) Steve Iles | LinkedIn We discussed: How is technology embracing the Property Development Finance Market The importance of effective relationships during the entire project Planning reform – how is the Government doing with its pledges Top hints & tips for brokers and developers Is 2026 going to be a good yearPlease leave us comments and a rating and give us a follow to keep updated with future podcast releases, on the 1st of every month. Don't forget to follow our social channels... ⁠⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠BlueSky⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠ 

Continued breaking news from the streets of Minneapolis, MN as the left goes absolutely insane and more violent than ever before.  It’s dangerous out there ladies and gentlmen. Be careful!

This is the full episode of The Morning Show with Preston Scott for Friday, Janurary 23rd.Our guests today include:- Lee Williams, The Gun Writer - - - Follow the show on Twitter @TMSPrestonScott. Check out Preston's latest blog by going to wflafm.com/preston. Listen live to Preston from 6 – 9 a.m. ET and 5 – 8 a.m. CT!WFLA Tallahassee Live stream: https://ihr.fm/3huZWYeWFLA Panama City Live stream: https://ihr.fm/34oufeR Follow WFLA Tallahassee on Twitter @WFLAFM and WFLA Panama City @wflapanamacity and like us on Facebook at @wflafm and @WFLAPanamaCity.    

Mark and Lee cover an incredible story out of Florida as a ma finds himself facing 521 years, you read that right, 521 years because of NY’s radical AG, leticia james. (NOT capitalized by choice)

Joining host ⁠⁠Tony Hall⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, are Lee Williams (7) Lee Williams | LinkedIn,Mark Edwards (1) Mark Edwards | LinkedIn and Alice Waites (7) Alice Waites |LinkedInWe discussed:The Complex Lending Market vs The Specialist Lending Market - the rise of the mutualsPost budget - confidence in 2026Proc fees - the rise and fallRenters Rights ActThe UK Finance Market forecast for 2026Please leave us comments and a rating and give us a followto keep updated with future podcast releases, on the 1st of every month.Don't forget to follow our social channels...⁠⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠BlueSky⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠

Guns don’t kill, gun owners do, said some simpy, beta male, anti-gunner. NRA sues itself? NC woman murdered while ON PHONE with 911.

Mark and Lee look back on 2025 on the final Tuesday national broadcast of 2025

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Send us a textWelcome to another episode of The Gamerheads Podcast! It's a Gamerheads holiday special as returning guest Lee Williams joins the show for a festive, wide-ranging conversation about the games that shaped us, the standout titles of the year, and what we're most excited to play next. Framed through a Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future len, we dig into formative classics, modern favorites, and upcoming releases with plenty of side tangents along the way. Support the showHere are a few ways you can support Gamerheads!Leave us a review!Not only does your review help fellow gamers discover our podcast, but it also provides valuable insights for us as content creators. Your feedback serves as a compass, guiding us in crafting episodes that cater to your interests, addressing topics that matter to you, and enhancing your overall listening experience. Your words have the power to influence the direction of future episodes and ensure that we continue delivering content that captivates and engages. Review us on Goodpods! Review us on Apple Podcasts! Review us on Spotify! Join our Discord!In The Gamerheads Podcast Discord, you'll find a haven for lively discussions, where you can chat about the latest releases and share your gaming experiences with fellow gamers.Join our Patreon today https://www.patreon.com/gamerheadsFollow us on BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/gamerheadspodcast.comMusic: Jeff Dasler - Recus...

Send us a textOn the latest Stories to Create podcast, Cornell Bunting sits down with Stacy Lee-Williams, CEO of King Leo Productions, for a powerful and inspiring conversation. Together, they reflect on pivotal moments from her journey as she shares what truly makes her—and her company—exceptional.Stacy opens up about launching King Leo Productions over ten years ago, never imagining it would grow into the dynamic, full-scale production company it is today—one fueled by creativity, resilience, and community. A Caribbean immigrant who was born in Guyana, raised in a rich cultural environment, and later moved from New York to Southwest Florida, Stacy speaks candidly about longing for connection to her culture, music, and people.Rather than conforming to industry norms, she chose to challenge them. Stacy produced events many competitors considered unrealistic for the local demographic—flying in international artists while creating platforms for local creatives to shine. That fearless vision and the ability to turn bold ideas into reality, no matter the size, became the hallmark of King Leo Productions.Her commitment goes far beyond production—it's about purpose. Stacy emphasizes the importance of serving both community and clients with intention, excellence, and heart. While tools and resources are important, she believes it's the team's ability to craft seamless, unforgettable experiences that truly sets King Leo Productions apart.She also expresses deep pride in her team, acknowledging their passion, dedication, and relentless pursuit of excellence. Every event, she says, reflects not only technical expertise but a shared commitment to delivering something extraordinary.As King Leo Productions continues to evolve, Stacy looks ahead with excitement—focused on pushing creative boundaries, innovating boldly, and setting new standards in the event planning and production industry.Tune in to hear Stacy share her full story—from her roots in Guyana to growing up immersed in Caribbean culture, her move to New York, and ultimately building a brand that continues to elevate voices, culture, and community. Support the showThank you for tuning in with EHAS CLUB - Stories to Create Podcast

What happens when government funding is withheld from a public university that's served generations of Black Tennesseans? And what could be possible if that debt were finally paid?Today's This is Nashville call-in episode is a companion to the one-hour radio special from WPLN News and the Tennessee Lookout. Listen now or though the WPLN podcast feed.From Nashville Public Radio and the Tennessee Lookout, The Debt traces Tennessee State University's decades-long fight for fair funding — through an overlooked Civil Rights lawsuit, a historic merger with a predominantly white university, a dramatic student hunger strike, and a lawmaker who discovered his father's old research on underfunding.This episode was produced by Camellia Burris.Guests: Dr. Learotha “Dr. Lee” Williams, Jr., Scholar of African-American Civil War and Reconstruction, and Public History at Tennessee State University Dr. George Pruitt, retired university administrator; former president, TESU; former vice-president of student affairs at TSU; author, From Protest to President Camellia Burris, Education reporter, WPLN Emily Siner, Contributing reporter, WPLN

Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various pressing issues surrounding gun rights, including the targeting of gun dealers by Everytown, the implications of new regulations, and a tragic hunting accident that highlights the importance of firearm safety. The conversation delves into the corruption of political figures like Ilhan Omar and the frustrations of gun owners regarding the increasing restrictions on their rights. Throughout the episode, Walters emphasizes the need for vigilance and action to protect Second Amendment rights. Takeaways Mark Walters emphasizes the importance of freedom and the Second Amendment. The discussion highlights the corruption of political figures like Ilhan Omar. Everytown’s proposed regulations aim to make it difficult for gun dealers to operate. The conversation stresses the need for accountability in government. Walters expresses frustration over the lack of action against corrupt politicians. The tragic hunting accident serves as a reminder of firearm safety rules. Gun dealers are already heavily regulated, and new regulations may be excessive. The episode calls for unity among gun owners to fight against restrictive laws. Walters encourages listeners to support the NRA and other pro-gun organizations. The importance of understanding the implications of proposed gun laws is emphasized. Keywords Armed American Radio, gun rights, Second Amendment, Ilhan Omar, Everytown, gun dealers, firearm safety, regulations, corruption, hunting accident

Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various topics related to gun rights, the Second Amendment, and the challenges posed by the ATF and gun control organizations like Everytown. The conversation features Lee the Gunwriter Williams, who provides insights into legal challenges surrounding gun ownership and the treatment of individuals by the ATF. The episode also debunks common myths about gun control and emphasizes the importance of advocacy for Second Amendment rights. Takeaways Mark Walters emphasizes the importance of the Second Amendment. Lee Williams discusses the challenges posed by the ATF. The conversation highlights the need for legal advocacy in gun rights cases. Myths about gun control are debunked throughout the episode. The role of organizations like Everytown is critically examined. Listeners are encouraged to write to their congresspeople for advocacy. The episode stresses the importance of educating children about gun safety. The impact of legal decisions on gun ownership is discussed. The need for a pardon for Tate Adamiack is highlighted. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to engage in advocacy. Keywords NRA, Second Amendment, gun control, ATF, Lee Williams, Everytown, gun safety, legal challenges, myths, firearms  

Mark and Lee discus th latest Tate Adamiak ATF BS that has the kid locked up. ATF admits the guns weren't REAL! Finally? NYC.and new gun control coming to VA like hurricane.

Mark and Lee Williams discus latest Second Amendment news and current events, including the gun grabbers now going after Ruger to cave in the wake of Glock's announcement of model changes apparently in reaction to CA and impending lawsuits. Not a good look. Expected reaction from these insidious liars in the gun control groups. More ATF lies in Adamiak case and non regulated items can get you in trouble? Summary The conversation delves into the moral implications of collecting items that may attract the attention of the ATF. It highlights the unpredictable nature of regulatory enforcement and the potential risks involved in such collections. Takeaways The moral dilemma of collecting potentially regulated items. The ATF has significant discretion in enforcement. Collecting items can open individuals up to scrutiny. Legality does not guarantee safety from regulatory action. The ATF can target anyone at their discretion. Understanding the risks involved in collecting is crucial. The conversation emphasizes the unpredictability of regulatory actions. Buyers should consider the implications of their purchases. The discussion reflects on the nature of legality versus enforcement. Awareness of the ATF's power is essential for collectors. Keywords ATF, moral dilemma, collecting, firearms, regulations, legality, discretion  

In the second episode of our two-episode mini-series featuring Biotage, Esraa AboJasser and Dr. Lee Williams share more detail about their work, particularly in the North America region. Biotage is a global supplier and solutions partner to a wide range of customers within drug discovery, drug development, and analytical testing. The company's products and solutions are critical for anti-doping laboratories, scientists conducting anti-doping research, and labs across a variety of other fields. This episode explores Biotage's consumable products, their activities in North America, their educational endeavors, the company's goals for the future, preparations for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Los Angeles, and more. Esraa is Market and Applications Manager in Analytical Testing at Biotage, and Lee is Director of R&D for Analytical Consumables and Applications at Biotage.

New episode with very special guests Eli Roth, Jay Drakulic, Mallory Drumm & Alex Lee Williams is alive! We discuss the new haunting found footage film Dream Eater (out October 24) released through The Horror Section. We discuss all things Dream Eater with the amazing directing trio of Drakulic, Drumm & Williams as well as producer Eli Roth!

My Summer Lair host Sammy Younan talks to Jay Drakulic, Mallory Drumm and Alex Lee Williams the filmmakers behind the Eli Roth produced Dream Eater. My Summer Lair Chapter #340: How Hungry Are Your Nightmares? Recorded: Wednesday, October 22, 2025 at 4:30 pm (EST) For more show notes visit MySummerLair.com. Bonus Fun? Sign up for my newsletter because the F in FOMO doesn't stand for Fun. Stress free pop culture (TV shows! Books! Movies! Music! So Many Recommendations!!) tastefully harvested for your divine delight. Once a week a carefully curated edition of My Pal Sammy goes directly to your inbox. Magic or Science? You decide.

Lee joins today to discuss in depth his "training course" offered by Bloomberg funded anti-gun group. It's a joke to say the least and a conversation you do NOT want to miss! Enjoy! Everytown for Gun safety, Bloomberg, gun control, gun safety, firearm training, Lee Williams, The Gunwriter, second amendment Foundation, NRA, gun rights, second amendment, 2A, guns

This week, your Boo Crew takes you into the shadows of DREAM EATER, one of the most buzzed-about and terrifying new indie horror films of the year, and the second release from Eli Roth's Horror Section Studios! Joining us are writer/director Jay Drakulic and writer/director/stars Mallory Drumm and Alex Lee Williams, the visionary team behind this chilling found-footage nightmare that's already being called the scariest film of 2025. We talk crafting nightmare logic, the horrors of isolation and grief, the power of sound design, and the magic of making movies outside the system. Plus, in-studio with us is the one and only Eli Roth, who tells us why he knew this team had something special, and where his Horror Section imprint is headed next. DREAM EATER hits theaters tomorrow, don't miss it! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jay Drakulic, Mallory Drumm, and Alex Lee Williams are the filmmakers behind Dream Eater, a Lovecraft-inspired found-footage horror film shot on a shoestring budget in a remote Quebec cottage.When their original project lost funding, they rebuilt it from scratch, turning their setbacks into a creative advantage and crafting an intimate, atmospheric story about dreams, dread, and an unraveling relationship.The movie may be called Dream Eater, but the filmmakers' story is a dream come true; powered by positive word of mouth and support from the online horror community, Dream Eater found a passionate audience and ultimately caught the attention of Eli Roth, who acquired the film and released it under his new horror production banner, The Horror Section.I really loved this interview, I connected with the filmmakers personally and found them to be very cool and inspiring because this story is very much in line with those of The Blair Witch Project and Paranormal Activity in terms of the ingenuity and tenacity among filmmakers who adapt and adapt and don't take no for an answer and get their movies made regardless of anything and ultimately is what this podcast is about.Key TakeawaysTransmutation: Turn limitations into opportunity and never submit to defeat.The creators of Dream Eater originally had a larger-scale, higher-budget project in motion — until the funding fell through. Rather than throw their hands up and walk away, they went back to the drawing board and scaled their concept into something they could afford to shoot. Casting actors was out of reach due to the demanding conditions, so they cast themselves.There's a massive lesson here in adaptability: as a filmmaker, you have to play the hand you're dealt and make the movie you can make when you can make it. Hopefully, the next one has a bigger budget — but regardless of what you're working with, the movie you can make now will be way better than no movie at all.Micro crews need macro output.An eight-person team meant every crew member wore multiple hats. When hiring for crew, it's common for crew members to expect to stay in their lanes — and that's completely understandable particularly in the context of union filmmaking. But on a micro-budget production, the mindset of “that's not really my job” can be radioactive. Your crew needs to be down for the chaos you're about to unleash.But of course, be fair and be reasonable; pay what you can — either in cash or points — but take the time to find a crew that's truly in it with you and willing to wear multiple hats. But here's the caveat, as the filmmaker, you must always be the hardest-working person on set.Find your audience where they already are.The Dream Eater team built buzz through festivals and the online horror community, most notably TikTok's HorrorTok — a vibrant ecosystem of horror influencers and fans. Thanks to a few key TikTok creators, buzz about the film went viral, which got the attention of Eli Roth.When promoting a film, it's essential to know, understand, and ideally befriend the horror community. HorrorTok played a major role in the success of Dream Eater, and it's a reminder that one of the most effective ways to support your art is by authentically engaging with the people who love the genre as much as you do. Understanding marketing is crucial — but connection is everything.Show NotesMovies and Works MentionedDream EaterAsleep (original concept)The Nightmare (Rodney Ascher documentary)DagonIn the Mouth of MadnessThe Blair Witch ProjectEvil...

Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses significant developments in the firearms industry, particularly focusing on Glock's recent announcement to discontinue many of its models. The conversation delves into the implications of this decision, community reactions, and the broader political landscape surrounding gun rights and legislation. With insights from Lee the Gun Writer Williams, the episode emphasizes the importance of staying informed about legal matters related to firearms and encourages listeners to engage in the ongoing conversation about gun rights. Takeaways Mark Walters emphasizes the importance of freedom and the Second Amendment. The conversation highlights the impact of legal decisions on gun manufacturers. Glock's discontinuation of models raises questions about market strategy and consumer safety. Community feedback reveals concerns about potential gun control implications. The discussion reflects on the reliability and reputation of Glock firearms. Mark and Lee discuss the political landscape surrounding gun legislation. The importance of staying informed about legal matters related to firearms is stressed. The conversation touches on the role of social media in shaping public opinion on gun issues. Mark encourages listeners to support the NRA and other gun rights organizations. The episode concludes with a call to action for responsible gun ownership. Keywords Armed American Radio, Glock, Second Amendment, gun rights, NRA, firearms news, legal updates, gun control, community reactions, Glock discontinuation  

In this episode, Monika Vezse and Dr. Lee Williams joined us to talk about their work at Biotage, a global supplier and solutions partner to a wide range of customers within drug discovery, drug development, and analytical testing. The company's portfolio includes products and solutions that are critical for anti-doping laboratories and scientists conducting anti-doping research. This is the first episode of a two-episode mini-series with Biotage team members, and this episode focuses on introducing the company, sharing it's history, talking about some of their products, and describing their work to support anti-doping efforts in the Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) region. Monika is the EMEA Market Segment and Application Lab Manager for Analytical Testing & Diagnostics at Biotage, and Lee is Director of R&D for Analytical Consumables and Applications at Biotage.

On this teaser episode of More Deadly: The Director's Cut, Rachel and Ariel sit down with Mallory Drumm, Jay Drakulic & and Alex Lee Williams to discuss their terrifying found footage film Dream Eater. Listen to The More Deadly Director's Cut with Mallory Drumm, Jay Drakulic & Alex Lee Williams to hear our conversation! For the full episode, subscribe to The More Deadly Podcast. To hear it ad-free and get access to exclusive bonus content, join our Patreon. Want to be a part of the show? We'd love to hear from you! Send feedback and questions to TheMoreDeadlyPodcast@gmail.com or on our Facebook page! Subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Music, Stitcher, and Spotify. While you're there, why not leave us a review? Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @zgpodcasts Check out our merch at Teepublic The More Deadly Theme Music is “More Deadly” by Elizabeth Kyle & Eric Newell

On this teaser episode of More Deadly: The Director's Cut, Rachel and Ariel sit down with Mallory Drumm, Jay Drakulic & Alex Lee Williams to discuss their terrifying found footage film, Dream Eater. Listen to The More Deadly Director's Cut with Mallory Drumm, Jay Drakulic & Alex Lee Williams to hear our conversation! For the full episode, subscribe to The More Deadly Podcast. To hear it ad-free and get access to exclusive bonus content, join our Patreon. Want to be a part of the show? We'd love to hear from you! Send feedback and questions to TheMoreDeadlyPodcast@gmail.com or on our Facebook page! Subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Music, Stitcher, and Spotify. While you're there, why not leave us a review? Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @zgpodcasts Check out our merch at Teepublic The More Deadly Theme Music is “More Deadly” by Elizabeth Kyle & Eric Newell Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various topics related to gun rights, misinformation about firearms, political commentary, and the ongoing challenges faced by the firearms industry. He addresses rumors about CZ firearms, shares personal experiences related to political violence, and highlights the importance of the NRA in supporting gun rights. The conversation also touches on recent lawsuits against the firearms industry and the implications of political actions on gun rights. Takeaways CZ is not confiscating firearms in Canada. Misinformation spreads rapidly online, especially about firearms. Political commentary often intersects with personal experiences. Gun control advocates are increasingly supporting violence. Lawsuits against the firearms industry are on the rise. The NRA plays a crucial role in defending gun rights. Industry events like the SHOT Show are significant for networking. The left's efforts to undermine gun rights will continue. Public figures often make irresponsible statements about violence. Personal anecdotes can illustrate broader political issues. Keywords Armed American Radio, gun rights, CZ firearms, political commentary, misinformation, gun control, lawsuits, NRA, firearms industry, personal experiences  

Lee Williams The Gunwriter joins to discuss the recent HUGE victory for FL gun rights. FL finally an OPEN CARRY state. Is it enough? Grady Judd explains the law.

Lee Williams and Mark discuss the quiet part out loud. Should law abiding Americans follow the unconstitutional laws enacted by gun hating politicians? When do Americans decide they've had enough and take control of their rights? How about NOW? Will the court of public opinion change to keep good people from being charged with a crime for simply defending themselves against criminals because DEMOCRATS SAID SO?

In This Hour:-- Will the U.S. government back down? It put Patrick "Tate" Adamiak in prison for 20 years, cutting short his path to the Navy SEALS. Lee Williams says Tate did nothing illegal, and explains what he considers a travesty of justice.--  Beware of assumptions. That "old guy" with a revolver just might smoke you at the next shooting match. --  President Trump should name the AR-15 "America's Rifle."Gun Talk 09.07.25 Hour 1Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/gun-talk--6185159/support.

We check out a classic strategy RPG series with Shining Force II, then hurry up and die with Elden Ring: Nightreign. What We're Playing 01:03 Caitlin: Cryptmaster (Paul Hart, Lee Williams, and Akupara Games, 2024) 07:12 Mark: Split Fiction (Hazelight Studios, 2025) 19:38 GOOF: Shining Force II (Sonic! Software Planning, 1993) 36:02 Feature Game: Elden Ring: Nightreign (FromSoftware, 2025) SHOUT 55:16 Caitlin: Once Upon a Katamari (RENGAME) 57:12 Mark: Spine (Nekki) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various aspects of the firearms industry, including concerns about its health, market dynamics, and the demographics of gun buyers. He engages with Lee the Gunwriter Williams on topics such as Washington State's gun legislation and the potential impact of Supreme Court decisions on gun rights. The conversation emphasizes the importance of supporting gun rights organizations and staying informed about legislative changes. Takeaways The firearms industry is currently experiencing a slowdown in sales, but it is not in crisis. Consumer behavior is influenced by political climate and fears of future legislation. Demographics of gun buyers are changing, with more women and minorities entering the market. Many new gun buyers may not become repeat customers due to their initial motivations for purchasing firearms. Washington State's gun laws are under scrutiny, with ongoing legal battles over magazine capacity restrictions. The Supreme Court's decisions will significantly impact gun rights and legislation across the country. Gun rights organizations are becoming more unified in their efforts to protect the Second Amendment. The market will eventually stabilize, leading to lower prices for consumers. Innovation in the firearms industry is crucial for survival during economic downturns. Support for gun rights organizations is essential for maintaining freedoms. Keywords Armed American Radio, gun rights, firearms industry, market dynamics, gun buyers, Washington State, Supreme Court, Second Amendment, legislation, NRA  

Summary In this episode, Mark Walters discusses the failures of New York's gun control laws with guest Lee Williams. They explore the complexities of obtaining a gun permit in New York City, the political responses to gun violence, and the implications for public safety. The conversation also touches on the media's portrayal of gun incidents and the ongoing fight for Second Amendment rights. Takeaways New York's gun control laws are complex and restrictive. Governor Kathy Hockle's comments reflect a misunderstanding of gun laws. The only armed individuals in New York City are law enforcement and criminals. Public safety is compromised by strict gun laws. The media often fails to report on the positive role of armed citizens. Gun violence is often politicized by lawmakers. The fight for Second Amendment rights is ongoing and crucial. Community engagement is essential in the fight for gun rights. The left's agenda aims to disarm law-abiding citizens. Support for local and national gun rights organizations is vital. Keywords gun control, New York City, Kathy Hochul, Second Amendment, gun laws, public safety, law enforcement, media coverage, gun violence, NRA  

Second Amendment journalist Lee Williams joins Cam to discuss the latest Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), which is jam-packed with anti-gun "research"; and also provides an update on the ongoing appeal of Patrick "Tate" Adamiak.

Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various topics related to gun rights, including the recent developments in the Peterson suppressor case, the changing position of the DOJ on suppressors, and the implications of the Senate's reconciliation bill on firearm regulations. The conversation also touches on the media's response to recent shootings and the potential impact on gun control legislation in Minnesota. Throughout the episode, Walters emphasizes the importance of supporting the National Rifle Association and staying informed about ongoing legislative changes. Takeaways The Peterson suppressor case has significant implications for Second Amendment rights. The DOJ has changed its stance on suppressors, now recognizing them as protected under the Second Amendment. The Senate's reconciliation bill could lead to major changes in firearm regulations, including the removal of taxes on suppressors and short-barreled rifles. Media narratives often focus on political agendas rather than the victims of gun violence. Gun owners must remain vigilant and active in supporting their rights amidst changing legislation. The importance of the NRA in advocating for gun rights cannot be overstated. Recent developments indicate a potential shift in how suppressors are viewed legally. The conversation highlights the need for unity among gun owners to protect their rights. Political maneuvering can impact the outcome of firearm legislation significantly. The episode underscores the necessity of having legal representation for gun owners. Keywords Armed American Radio, Second Amendment, suppressors, firearm regulations, DOJ, Peterson case, Senate bill, gun rights, media response, Minnesota shooting  

SAF investigative journalist Lee Williams joins Cam with the latest outrageous revelation about the railroading of Patrick "Tate" Adamiak, who's serving 20 years in federal prison for possessing items that were legal for him to own.

Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses the recent Supreme Court decision regarding gun control, expressing frustration over the court's refusal to hear significant cases that could impact Second Amendment rights. He is joined by Lee Williams, who shares his insights on the implications of these rulings and the ongoing challenges faced by gun owners. The conversation also touches on the disturbing case of a fabricated school shooting, highlighting the lengths to which some individuals will go to promote anti-gun narratives. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to remain vigilant and engaged in the fight for their rights. Takeaways The Supreme Court's refusal to hear the Maryland assault weapon ban case leaves gun rights vulnerable in the Fourth Circuit. Kavanaugh's comments suggest that the court may address gun rights issues soon, but the delay is frustrating for advocates. The emotional impact of the Supreme Court's decisions on gun owners is significant, as many feel their rights are being ignored. The anti-gun movement often embraces individuals with questionable claims, as seen in the case of the fabricated school shooting. The importance of verifying claims made by individuals advocating for gun control is crucial to maintaining credibility. The conversation emphasizes the need for continued advocacy and support for Second Amendment rights. Mark Walters expresses confidence that the right case will eventually reach the Supreme Court and lead to a favorable outcome for gun owners. The episode highlights the role of organizations like the NRA in fighting for gun rights and the importance of membership. Listeners are encouraged to stay informed and engaged in the ongoing battle for their constitutional rights. The discussion underscores the psychological factors that may drive individuals to fabricate stories for attention or advocacy. Keywords gun control, Supreme Court, Second Amendment, anti-gun activism, school shooting, Armed American Radio, Mark Walters, Lee Williams, NRA, constitutional rights  

Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various topics related to gun rights, personal safety, and situational awareness. He shares a personal story about a friend who experienced a harrowing robbery, emphasizing the importance of being armed and aware of one's surroundings. The conversation also touches on a reckless incident involving a doctor who fired a gun at teens, and a controversial lawsuit against a gun store following a teen's suicide. The episode concludes with reflections on the implications of these events for gun owners and society at large. Takeaways Situational awareness is crucial for personal safety. Being armed can significantly change the outcome of dangerous situations. Personal stories can highlight the importance of gun ownership. Reckless behavior with firearms can lead to severe consequences. Legal liability for gun stores is a complex issue. Teenagers need to understand the risks of their actions. Gun rights advocates must remain vigilant against anti-gun legislation. Training and preparedness can save lives in critical moments. Understanding the law is essential for responsible gun ownership. Community support is vital for gun rights advocacy. Keywords Armed American Radio, gun rights, situational awareness, personal safety, self-defense, firearms training, gun store liability, teen suicide, Mark Walters, Lee Williams  

-- A new generation of synthetic rifle stocks that are lighter and more accurate.  Don Bitz from Stockys Stocks explains how that works.--  A small gun club was kept off the shooting range at a military base, but it didn't take "no" for an answer.  Lee Williams, The Gun Writer, uncovered this inspiring story.--  The danger of open carry. A person carrying a pistol openly gets it snatched by a bad guy who then shoots and kills the open carrier.  Gun Talk 05.25.25 Hour 2Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/gun-talk--6185159/support.

Second Amendment journalist Lee Williams joins Cam to discuss the ATF's recent acknowledgement that the agency has purchased an undisclosed number of suppressors for agents' "health and safety"; an admission that has left many 2A supporters wondering why our own health and safety doesn't seem as important, given the federal restrictions on their purchase.

In This Hour:--  Crisis actor David Hogg, who parlayed his experience while a student at the Parkland school shooting to a Harvard scholarship, celebrity gun ban advocate, and vice chair of the Democratic party, now faces pushback from the party because of his attacks on fellow Dems.  Lee Williams details the twists and turns of this gun banner virtue signaler.--  Did the ATF illegally fake evidence to put a man in prison over gun charges?  The facts are now coming out.--  Yes, you can buy a Gatling gun!Gun Talk 05.04.25 Hour 1 Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/gun-talk--6185159/support.

Armed American Radio, NRA Convention, ATF, Firearms, Second Amendment, Gun Rights, Privacy, Gun Control, Lee Williams, Mark Walters Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various topics related to gun rights, the NRA convention, and the ATF's recent actions. He is joined by Lee Williams, who provides insights into the ATF's policies and the case of a young sailor facing severe legal consequences. The conversation highlights concerns about the integrity of the ATF and the implications of their new privacy measures for gun owners. Takeaways Mark Walters emphasizes the importance of freedom and gun rights. The NRA convention showcased changes and a renewed sense of purpose. Lee Williams discusses the ATF's questionable practices and policies. The case of the young sailor raises concerns about legal overreach. ATF's new privacy measures are seen as a response to past abuses. The conversation reflects on the need for accountability within the ATF. Mark and Lee express skepticism about the ATF's intentions. The discussion highlights the ongoing battle for Second Amendment rights. The importance of staying informed about gun legislation is stressed. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to support their rights. Titles Exploring Gun Rights with Mark Walters Insights from the NRA Convention Understanding ATF Policies and Practices The Young Sailor's Legal Battle

Armed American Radio, ATF, gun rights, Montana Right to Compute Act, Iowa gun laws, investigative journalism, Lee Williams, Mark Walters, Second Amendment, digital freedom Takeaways The ATF's aggressive tactics against individuals can lead to severe consequences. Investigative journalism plays a crucial role in exposing government misconduct. Montana's new law could redefine digital rights related to gun ownership. The fight for Second Amendment rights is evolving into the digital realm. Legislative progress in states like Iowa shows a shift towards more gun rights. Public awareness and advocacy are essential in the fight against gun control. The importance of understanding the legal implications of replica firearms. The role of social media in shaping public perception of gun rights. The need for unity among pro-gun advocates to push for legislative changes. The impact of political dynamics on gun rights legislation in various states. Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses the ongoing battle for gun rights in America, focusing on the aggressive tactics of the ATF and the importance of investigative journalism in exposing government misconduct. The conversation highlights Montana's groundbreaking Right to Compute Act, which aims to protect digital rights related to gun ownership, and Iowa's recent legislative progress in lowering the carry age for firearms. The episode emphasizes the need for public awareness and advocacy in the fight against gun control, as well as the evolving nature of the Second Amendment in the digital age. Titles The Fight for Freedom: Armed American Radio Unmasking the ATF: A Deep Dive Montana's Digital Revolution in Gun Rights Iowa's Bold Move: Lowering the Carry Age The Future of Gun Rights: Digital and Legislative Battles

ATF, Cash Patel, Zero Tolerance Policy, Gun Rights, Media Misrepresentation, Lee Williams, Armed American Radio, Gun Dealers, Federal Incarceration, Second Amendment Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses significant developments regarding the ATF's zero tolerance policy and its implications for gun dealers. Joined by Lee Williams, they delve into the media's portrayal of these issues, particularly focusing on a misleading article from The Trace. The conversation also highlights Cash Patel's reforms aimed at dismantling problematic ATF policies and the case of a young sailor facing severe consequences due to alleged ATF misconduct. The episode emphasizes the importance of understanding the nuances behind headlines and the ongoing fight for gun rights. takeaways The ATF's zero tolerance policy has harmed many law-abiding gun dealers. Media misrepresentation can skew public perception of gun laws. Cash Patel is making significant reforms within the ATF. Understanding the details behind headlines is crucial for informed opinions. The case of the young sailor highlights the consequences of ATF actions. Clerical errors have led to severe penalties for gun dealers. The importance of advocacy and collective action in fighting for rights. The role of misinformation in shaping public discourse on gun control. The emotional and psychological toll of wrongful incarceration. The need for transparency and accountability within federal agencies.

Armed American Radio, gun control, Cory Booker, Colorado gun laws, ATF misconduct, ghost guns, Second Amendment, firearms, legal appeals, political commentary Summary In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various topics surrounding gun control, political hypocrisy, and legal issues related to firearms. The conversation highlights Cory Booker's stance on gun control juxtaposed with the arrest of his staffer for carrying an illegal firearm. The show also delves into Colorado's excise tax on guns, the misconduct of the ATF in legal cases, and the implications of Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh's opinions on gun regulations. The episode emphasizes the importance of the Second Amendment and the ongoing challenges faced by gun owners in America. takeaways Cory Booker is known for his anti-gun stance while his staffer was arrested for carrying an illegal firearm. The hypocrisy of politicians regarding gun laws is a recurring theme. Colorado's excise tax on firearms is being challenged as unconstitutional. The ATF has been accused of misconduct in legal cases involving firearms. Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh's opinions may impact future gun regulations. Gun control laws often disproportionately affect law-abiding citizens. The importance of the Second Amendment is emphasized throughout the discussion. Political commentary often reveals deeper issues within the legislative process. The conversation highlights the need for vigilance in protecting gun rights. Listeners are encouraged to engage with the show and support the Second Amendment.