Podcast appearances and mentions of Mark Walters

He spent the primary channeling Beto O'Rourke, and now James Tallarico wants Texans to believe he's a Second Amendment champion — but Mark Walters isn't buying a single word of it. The Armed American Radio host and Second Amendment Foundation spokesman joins the Marc Cox Morning Show to dismantle Tallarico's gun flip-flop piece by piece, including the jaw-dropping moment where Tallarico echoed Joe Biden's "no right is absolute" argument — and Mark explains exactly why that logic would unravel the 13th Amendment too. Then it's on to the Supreme Court, Glock bans spreading across blue states, and why the Democrats' own language about "assault pistols" is going to blow up in their faces when SCOTUS finally rules. Ted Cruz called Tallarico not masculine enough to handle a stiff breeze — Mark Walters called him something far more colorful. If you care about your Second Amendment rights, this is the segment you cannot afford to miss. HASHTAGS: #2ATuesday #MarcCoxMorningShow #MarkWalters #ArmedAmericanRadio #SecondAmendment #Tallarico #TexasSenate #GlockBan #ShallNotBeInfringed #SCOTUS #2ADefender #TedCruz #ConservativeRadio #KimStOnge #971Talk #STLRadio #BearArms

Hour 3 of the Marc Cox Morning Show brings the heat from every direction. The hour opens with HelloFresh's jaw-dropping Pride Month post that left the morning crew speechless — complete with a discount code that proved corporate America still hasn't learned a thing from Bud Light and Target. Fox & Friends First host Todd Piro drops in to call the Trump MSG booing exactly what it was, torch Spike Lee's glaring double standard, and break down the Maine primary that every conservative should be watching today. Then Mark Walters of Armed American Radio takes a blowtorch to James Tallarico's phony Second Amendment conversion on 2A Tuesday — explaining why a man who thinks no right is absolute has no business running for Senate in Texas, and why the Supreme Court is about to end Glock bans in blue states once and for all. Kim St. Onge closes the hour with a Kim on a Whim that hits home for every American who's ever been guilt-tripped into tipping at a kiosk — and the World Cup news that could make it even worse this summer. HOUR HASHTAGS: #MarcCoxMorningShow #Hour3 #KimOnAWhim #KimStOnge #ToddPiro #FoxAndFriends #MarkWalters #ArmedAmericanRadio #2ATuesday #SecondAmendment #Tallarico #GlockBan #HelloFresh #GetWokeGoBroke #TipCreep #TippingCulture #WorldCup2026 #ConservativeRadio #971Talk #STLRadio

From the first segment to the last, the Marc Cox Morning Show delivered four hours of the unfiltered truth that conservative St. Louis counts on every single morning. The show opened with a tribute to Guns N' Hoses legend Steve Hawley, whose decade-long mission delivered a million dollars a year to Backstoppers and the families of fallen first responders. Kim St. Onge returned from time off to reclaim her chair — and brought the energy that earned the show a first-place Missouri Broadcasters Award, replaying her powerful interview with Diane Foley, whose son James was beheaded by ISIS and who turned that grief into a national mission to bring wrongfully detained Americans home. The morning's biggest story ran all four hours: a California ballot harvesting machine so sophisticated and so legal that a socialist polling at 21% somehow ended election night in second place — and Marc Cox explained exactly how it works and why nobody in mainstream media will say it plainly. At home in St. Louis, a speaker in the mayor's office called on a Pride Month crowd to "pick up a brick" — a direct reference to hurling projectiles at police — while Mayor Kara Spencer stood smiling right behind him. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins dropped bombshell food stamp fraud numbers, blue states are suing to keep their records buried, and the Festus city council voted to simply ignore thousands of recall petition signatures. On 2A Tuesday, Mark Walters torched James Tallarico's phony Second Amendment conversion and laid out why the Supreme Court is about to end Glock bans in blue states once and for all. Todd Piro called the Trump MSG booing exactly what it was, Ryan Wiggins broke down a 2028 Democrat field that has Kamala Harris still leading at 27%, and Bob and Tammy Kershaw reminded every listener near retirement that a structured income plan isn't optional — it's essential. Kim on a Whim tackled wedding seat sales and America's tipping revolt, and In Other News brought grizzly bear attacks, a McDonald's worker fighting for his life, and Diane Keaton's estate going to the highest bidder. Four hours. Zero apologies. All Marc Cox. FULL SHOW HASHTAGS: #MarcCoxMorningShow #June9 #KimStOnge #GunsAndHoses #SteveHawley #Backstoppers #DianeFolley #FoleyFoundation #BallotHarvesting #ElectionIntegrity #CaliforniaElection #PickUpABrick #KaraSpencer #FoodStampFraud #BrookeRollins #FestusRecall #2ATuesday #MarkWalters #SecondAmendment #Tallarico #ToddPiro #FoxAndFriends #RyanWiggins #2028Election #KamalaHarris #BobAndTammyKershaw #RetirementPlanning #KimOnAWhim #InOtherNews #StLouisMorningBrief #ConservativeRadio #971Talk #STLRadio

A loaded hour 3 begins with Todd Piro, Host of Fox and Friends First, who joins the show to discuss the mayoral race in Los Angeles. What is the problem with Los Angeles, and California as a whole? Mark Walters, host of Armed American Radio and Armed American Radio's Daily Defense, joins for 2A Tuesday, where he discusses a new ban introduced on semi-automatic weapons. We finish the hour with 'Buck Stops Here.'

In hour 1 of The Marc Cox Morning Show, Marc Cox and Dan Buck start the morning off by discussing the upcoming elections in Missouri. We hear Marc's top stories of the day in the Marc Cox Shortlist. Dan Buck returns for 'Buck Stops Here.' Hour 2 begins with the Marc Cox Shortlist, where Marc discusses the Trump/MAGA and Nazi comparison and more of today's top stories. ICE Detention Facilities hold detainees in far better condition than previously thought. We hear the St. Louis Morning Brief, where Dan Buck delivers the top STL stories of the day. John Lamping, Former Missouri Senator, joins the show to discuss what is coming to the ballot in the upcoming election. We round the hour out with 'In Other News.' A loaded hour 3 begins with Todd Piro, Host of Fox and Friends First, who joins the show to discuss the mayoral race in Los Angeles. What is the problem with Los Angeles, and California as a whole? Mark Walters, host of Armed American Radio and Armed American Radio's Daily Defense, joins for 2A Tuesday, where he discusses a new ban introduced on semi-automatic weapons. We finish the hour with 'Buck Stops Here.' The Marc Cox Shortlist is how we begin the final hour. Ryan Wiggins, Host of Wiggins America Saturdays and Co-Host of The Annie Frey Show on 97.1 FM Talk, joins the show to discuss where the next Presidential Inauguration will take place. How will this go over with the left? Have a great day!

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

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In this explosive episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters welcomes Paul Markel of Student of the Gun for a hard-hitting discussion on the rapidly expanding effort by anti-gun lawmakers to ban some of America's most popular firearms.

Mark Walters breaks down the massive federal and state lawsuits targeting Virginia's sweeping gun ban legislation, while top Second Amendment leaders and self-defense attorneys reveal what happens next.

What happens when government secrecy, collapsing public safety, and Second Amendment rights collide? Mark Walters welcomes Andy Hooser for a no-holds-barred discussion covering everything from newly released UFO/UAP revelations to Seattle residents building their own street barricades amid rising crime.

Mark Walters and David Codrea blunt analysis on the future of gun rights in America, the Virginia fight could become the most important Second Amendment case in decades, what happens next if anti-gun politicians continue ignoring the Constitution.

A deep dive into the new ATF Form 4473 updates, including added race and ethnicity categories, concerns over digital firearm transaction tracking, and what many Second Amendment advocates believe could become a de facto national gun registry.

Armed American Radio's Mark Walters joins Cam to discuss the growing number of prosecutors in Virginia who say they won't enforce the state's "assault firearms" ban, as well as the latest right-to-carry case that just landed at the Supreme Court.

A Florida HOA just sparked MAJOR outrage after attempting to ban firearms in common areas throughout the Tradition Community in Port St. Lucie, Florida — including parks, trails, splash pads, and neighborhood gathering areas. Residents and Second Amendment supporters are firing back HARD after the HOA tried restricting legal concealed carry and self-defense rights inside the community. Mark Walters and Lee “The GunWriter” Williams break down the shocking HOA policy, the response from Port St. Lucie Police, and why many believe this unconstitutional overreach will FAIL. Could HOA boards really try to control your right to carry in your own neighborhood? Florida residents aren't having it. This explosive discussion covers: Florida HOA gun ban controversy Second Amendment rights in HOA communities Concealed carry laws in Florida Constitutional carry in Florida Port St. Lucie HOA backlash Self-defense rights under Florida law Armed American Radio commentary Gun rights vs HOA authority Tradition Community Association controversy If you believe your constitutional rights DO NOT end at your neighborhood entrance, this is a must-watch discussion.

In the 2A Tuesday segment, Mark Walters breaks down the San Diego mosque shooting involving two teenage suspects allegedly armed with stolen firearms taken from one of their mothers after a reported suicidal episode. He says police were already searching for the suspects when the attack occurred and notes they had a suicide note and anti-Islamic writings on their weapons, framing the incident as premeditated. Walters highlights an unconfirmed account from an officer at the scene suggesting that an armed civilian may have used a recovered security guard's weapon to intervene and potentially stop further casualties, arguing that such details are often minimized or ignored in broader media coverage. He uses the discussion to criticize California's gun laws and political leadership, claiming they fail to prevent violent acts while restricting lawful gun ownership. Walters then pivots to broader Second Amendment issues, including federal prosecution cases and ongoing legal challenges, emphasizing what he sees as a growing national legal fight over gun rights and enforcement. Hashtags: #MarkWalters #SecondAmendment #SanDiegoShooting #GunRights #ArmedDefense #2ATuesday #SelfDefense #GunPolicy

Hour 3 features Todd Pirro joining the show for a wide-ranging, off-the-cuff conversation that moves from media production chaos in the new studio setup and sensitive microphone issues to personal life moments, humor around family dynamics, and behind-the-scenes broadcasting stories, including anecdotes about sponsors, camping, and on-air spontaneity. The discussion then shifts to Mark Walters, host of Armed American Radio, who breaks down the San Diego mosque shooting involving two teenage suspects and an armed response he argues may have prevented further casualties, while criticizing California's gun laws and broader political responses to gun violence. Walters also expands into ongoing Second Amendment legal battles, including high-profile federal cases and state-level restrictions, framing them as part of a larger national conflict over gun rights. The hour wraps with “Kim on a Whim,” revisiting the Luigi Mangione court developments, including suppressed evidence from a backpack search and controversy over self-described independent journalists at the courthouse whose comments about the case sparked backlash, fueling debate over press credentialing standards and media credibility. Hashtags: #ToddPirro #MarkWalters #SecondAmendment #GunRights #SanDiegoShooting #KimOnAWhim #LuigiMangione #PressCredentials #MediaChaos #RadioShow

Virginia's new gun control agenda just triggered one of the biggest Second Amendment legal battles in America. In this explosive episode of Armed American Radio, Mark Walters breaks down the massive federal and state lawsuits targeting Virginia's sweeping gun ban legislation, while top Second Amendment leaders and self-defense attorneys reveal what happens next. Guests include: Rachel Moss John Comerford AWR Hawkins Phil Van Cleave Topics covered include: Virginia gun ban lawsuits explained NRA, GOA, SAF and VCDL legal action DOJ Civil Rights Division involvement AR-15 bans and Supreme Court implications Self-defense law and social media dangers Prosecutors using online posts against gun owners Castle Doctrine and home invasion defense Constitutional carry, reciprocity and 2A rights ATF changes under new leadership Why this fight could reshape gun rights nationwide This may become the MOST IMPORTANT Second Amendment battle since Bruen, Heller and McDonald. Gun owners across America are watching Virginia because the outcome could impact AR-15 ownership, concealed carry rights, magazine bans, self-defense law and the future of the Second Amendment for decades.

Virginia's new gun control agenda just triggered one of the biggest Second Amendment legal battles in America. In this explosive episode of Armed American Radio, Mark Walters breaks down the massive federal and state lawsuits targeting Virginia's sweeping gun ban legislation, while top Second Amendment leaders and self-defense attorneys reveal what happens next. Guests include: Rachel Moss John Comerford AWR Hawkins Phil Van Cleave Topics covered include: Virginia gun ban lawsuits explained NRA, GOA, SAF and VCDL legal action DOJ Civil Rights Division involvement AR-15 bans and Supreme Court implications Self-defense law and social media dangers Prosecutors using online posts against gun owners Castle Doctrine and home invasion defense Constitutional carry, reciprocity and 2A rights ATF changes under new leadership Why this fight could reshape gun rights nationwide This may become the MOST IMPORTANT Second Amendment battle since Bruen, Heller and McDonald. Gun owners across America are watching Virginia because the outcome could impact AR-15 ownership, concealed carry rights, magazine bans, self-defense law and the future of the Second Amendment for decades.

Virginia's new gun control agenda just triggered one of the biggest Second Amendment legal battles in America. In this explosive episode of Armed American Radio, Mark Walters breaks down the massive federal and state lawsuits targeting Virginia's sweeping gun ban legislation, while top Second Amendment leaders and self-defense attorneys reveal what happens next. Guests include: Rachel Moss John Comerford AWR Hawkins Phil Van Cleave Classic AAR Roundtable Topics covered include: Virginia gun ban lawsuits explained NRA, GOA, SAF and VCDL legal action DOJ Civil Rights Division involvement AR-15 bans and Supreme Court implications Self-defense law and social media dangers Prosecutors using online posts against gun owners Castle Doctrine and home invasion defense Constitutional carry, reciprocity and 2A rights ATF changes under new leadership Why this fight could reshape gun rights nationwide This may become the MOST IMPORTANT Second Amendment battle since Bruen, Heller and McDonald. Gun owners across America are watching Virginia because the outcome could impact AR-15 ownership, concealed carry rights, magazine bans, self-defense law and the future of the Second Amendment for decades.

Title:John Lott EXPOSES the Background Check FAILURE Nobody Wants You to See Podcast Description: Dr. John Lott joins Armed American Radio host Mark Walters for a hard-hitting deep dive into America's broken federal gun background check system, Second Amendment rights, ATF overreach, and the truth behind firearm statistics the mainstream media refuses to discuss. In this explosive conversation, John Lott breaks down shocking data showing millions of failed and false NICS background check denials, why innocent Americans are getting caught in the system, and how the DOJ and FBI allegedly hid critical information from the public for years. The discussion also exposes how Form 4473 errors, unconstitutional delays, and bureaucratic failures impact law-abiding gun owners across the country. The show also tackles: Federal gun background check failures FBI and DOJ transparency issues ATF enforcement and firearm regulations Thomas Massie's efforts to expose NICS errors Gun control myths vs real crime statistics Why criminals don't buy guns legally Firearm homicide data manipulation Brazil, Mexico, Venezuela, and U.S. gun violence comparisons The Second Amendment under attack Concealed carry rights and self-defense Gun ownership in America NRA, gun rights activism, and constitutional freedoms Plus, Mark Walters discusses the growing fight against anti-gun narratives, the media's obsession with gun control, and why millions of responsible American gun owners continue to defend liberty and freedom. If you care about the Constitution, gun rights, self-defense, concealed carry, firearms policy, ATF regulations, NICS background checks, and protecting the Second Amendment, this episode is a must-listen. #JohnLott #SecondAmendment #GunRights #NICS #ATF #GunControl #MarkWalters #ArmedAmericanRadio #2A #ConcealedCarry #Firearms #SelfDefense #NRA #DOJ #FBI #Form4473 #GunOwners #Freedom #Constitution #Podcast

A shocking armed citizen intervention in anti-gun Massachusetts has the entire country talking after a legally armed civilian stepped into an active gunfight alongside a State Police officer to stop a violent criminal. Mark Walters and investigative journalist Lee “The Gun Writer” Williams break down the dramatic self-defense shooting, the media silence surrounding armed citizens saving lives, and the complete collapse of gun control narratives. This explosive episode also dives deep into the controversial Tate Adamiak case, allegations of “diesel therapy” inside the federal prison system, DOJ civil rights concerns, ATF misconduct accusations, and growing pressure for justice in one of the most talked-about Second Amendment cases in America. Mark and Lee expose the disturbing treatment of Adamiak, discuss Supreme Court implications, federal prison abuse claims, and why many believe a full pardon could be coming. PLUS: Massachusetts gunfight hero vs gun control hypocrisy State Police shooting analysis Armed citizen saves cop during active gun battle ATF corruption allegations DOJ civil rights controversy Federal prison “diesel therapy” exposed Second Amendment news and legal analysis Constitutional rights under attack Gun rights activism and Supreme Court updates U.S. Virgin Islands gun law insanity exposed Mark Walters' guitar talk featuring Gibson SG guitars and gear If you care about the Second Amendment, self-defense rights, constitutional freedom, ATF reform, concealed carry, armed citizens, gun control debates, and real-time breaking firearms news, this is an episode you cannot miss.

Mark Walters breaks down a major shift at the ATF following the appointment of new director Robert Cicada, arguing the agency is undergoing a rapid reset in priorities away from targeting law-abiding gun owners and toward focusing on violent criminals, cartels, and firearms trafficking. He highlights a sweeping package of regulatory changes aimed at reducing enforcement “gotchas,” easing restrictions on interstate firearm transport, and rolling back policies that previously led to revocations of long-standing gun dealer licenses over minor paperwork issues. Walters credits leadership claims that past administrations weaponized ATF regulations against citizens, while noting staffing cuts and structural reforms intended to limit bureaucratic overreach. While calling the shift the most pro–Second Amendment posture in ATF history, he stresses cautious optimism, warning that entrenched bureaucracy still exists and accountability remains necessary. The discussion also touches on constitutional carry expansion across states and a broader belief that enforcement priorities are being fundamentally realigned toward criminals rather than compliant gun owners. Hashtags: #2A #ATF #SecondAmendment #GunRights #ConstitutionalCarry #Politics #LawEnforcement #Washington

Hour 3 opens with breaking Pentagon remarks on “Project Freedom,” detailing a U.S.-led military and naval operation aimed at securing the Strait of Hormuz, escorting commercial shipping, and countering Iranian attacks while asserting U.S. control over key maritime routes amid ongoing regional escalation. The briefing highlights active engagements, blockade enforcement, and the deployment of significant American air and sea power to keep global shipping moving despite continued Iranian interference. The tone shifts into a lighter exchange with Todd Piro, including a recurring Bigfoot discussion tied to an earlier on-air guest claiming sightings, blending humor with skepticism. The hour then moves into a detailed 2A Tuesday segment with Mark Walters, focusing on sweeping ATF policy changes under new leadership, including a stated shift toward targeting violent criminals over gun owners, regulatory rollbacks, and ongoing debate over the agency's role and future. It closes with “Kim on Whim,” covering a DOJ investigation into 36 Illinois school districts over allegations of undisclosed gender and sexuality curriculum in K–12 classrooms, raising concerns about parental notification, opt-out rights, and broader frustration over school board accountability. Hashtags: #BreakingNews #Pentagon #StraitOfHormuz #Iran #Military #Bigfoot #ATF #SecondAmendment #Education #Illinois #ParentalRights #Politics #SchoolBoards

The full show opens with breaking weather and quickly escalates into global tensions as U.S. forces expand operations in the Strait of Hormuz under “Project Freedom,” responding to Iranian attacks on commercial shipping and asserting maritime control through naval escorts and air support. Hour 1 intensifies with criticism of a D.C. judge who apologized over confinement conditions for a White House attack suspect, alongside broader debates over judicial bias, Secret Service accountability, Trump-era investigations, and Supreme Court redistricting rulings. Hour 2 expands the international picture with live reporting from Dubai on ongoing conflict in the Gulf, Iranian strikes on regional infrastructure, and U.S. efforts to stabilize global oil routes, before shifting into domestic frustrations over USPS failures, tornado siren malfunctions, juvenile crime concerns, and lighter cultural commentary in “In Other News,” including McDonald's self-serve soda phase-out and celebrity legal updates. Hour 3 focuses on the Pentagon's “Project Freedom” briefing, detailing large-scale U.S. military coordination to secure shipping lanes, followed by a lighter segment with Todd Piro discussing Bigfoot sightings and media humor. The hour then turns serious with Mark Walters breaking down sweeping ATF policy changes that shift enforcement toward violent criminals while easing pressure on lawful gun owners, before closing with a DOJ investigation into Illinois school districts over alleged undisclosed gender curriculum and parental notification issues. Hour 4 closes the show with heightened political rhetoric around fears of post-election retaliation, comparisons of past and present investigative tactics across administrations, and a heated debate over Missouri redistricting that could reshape congressional representation, ending on broader criticism of media framing and voting rights narratives. Hashtags: #StraitOfHormuz #ProjectFreedom #Iran #Politics #Redistricting #FBI #ATF #SecondAmendment #USPS #StLouis #Education #Bigfoot #MediaBias #Election2026 #MarcCoxShow

Mark Walters, Armed American Radio, joins to discuss the latest action from the Dept of Justice under Todd Blanche. Are we finally going to see some justice from those inside the government committing crimes? Discussion of the indictment of Comey, the SPLC charges, Medicare fraud, and deregulating the 2A industry.  The US Supreme Court hands some major wins to the end of racism in the nation. Discussion of the SCOTUS ruling to banning racial gerrymandering of Congressional lines, along with ongoing hearings of the TPS challenge from the left. Are we seeing an end to identity politics, and the force of racism used by the left?

Hour 3 opens with renewed backlash over Jimmy Kimmel's controversial comments about the president, fueling a broader discussion about political rhetoric, free speech limits, and whether escalating language is contributing to real-world violence or simply reflecting existing divisions. The conversation then shifts to Mark Walters, who defends Second Amendment rights while arguing that gun control laws in places like California and Washington, D.C. would not have prevented recent attacks, instead pointing to security gaps in event venues, hotels, and transit systems as the more pressing vulnerability. Walters also warns that ideological polarization has hardened to the point where compromise between political camps is increasingly unlikely, framing the divide as long-term and structural rather than temporary. The hour closes with “Kim on a Whim,” examining a national “Leaving MAGA” billboard campaign that claims to target disillusioned Trump supporters, sparking debate over whether the stories are authentic or manufactured and whether such messaging efforts can meaningfully shift voter sentiment. Hashtags: #PoliticalRhetoric #SecondAmendment #MarkWalters #SecurityConcerns #FreeSpeechDebate #PoliticalPolarization #LeavingMAGA #ElectionNarratives #MediaInfluence #StLouisMorningShow

Mark Walters joins to respond to ongoing fallout from the recent shooting coverage and the broader political reaction, pushing back hard on calls for new gun restrictions and arguing that existing laws in states like California and cities like Washington, D.C. are already among the strictest in the country. He and the host debate whether additional regulations would have changed the outcome, while Walters criticizes political rhetoric on the left and claims it contributes to a climate of escalating hostility. The discussion expands into security procedures beyond firearms policy, including Amtrak travel protocols, airport screening differences, and whether gaps in hotel and event security contributed to how the suspect was able to act. Walters also raises broader concerns about political polarization, arguing the divide between ideologies has hardened to the point where compromise is increasingly unlikely, framing the situation as a long-term cultural and political fracture rather than a short-term debate over policy. Hashtags: #2ATuesday #MarkWalters #GunRights #SecondAmendment #PoliticalRhetoric #SecurityConcerns #AmtrakSecurity #WhiteHouseCorrespondentsDinner #PoliticalPolarization #NationalDebate

: Hour 1 opens with Marc Cox returning to the studio and focusing on fallout from the attempted attack tied to Donald Trump, arguing that escalating political rhetoric has helped fuel a dangerous climate, while also touching on King Charles' U.S. visit, death penalty debates including firing squad discussions, and cultural commentary around Kid Rock concerts and celebrity political messaging. Hour 2 shifts to storm recovery across the St. Louis region with widespread outages and hail damage, then pivots into White House Correspondents Dinner security concerns and Missouri legislative battles over income tax repeal, Amendment 3, and initiative petition reform, alongside renewed debate over capital punishment policy. Hour 3 features criticism of late-night political commentary and broader arguments about rhetoric and violence, followed by an extended interview with Mark Walters on Second Amendment rights, venue security failures, and growing political polarization, before closing on the “Leaving MAGA” billboard campaign and debate over whether it reflects real voter shifts or manufactured narratives. Hour 4 opens with continued storm cleanup and weather impact discussion, then moves into Missouri's end-of-session budget negotiations, school board election timing, and ballot strategy, expands into a detailed breakdown of national redistricting battles and shifting congressional maps, and closes with a heated media segment examining political violence, postponed programming, and the consequences of increasingly hostile political language. Hashtags: #StormRecovery #Trump #PoliticalRhetoric #MissouriPolitics #Redistricting #BudgetFight #WhiteHouseSecurity #DeathPenalty #SecondAmendment #Election2026 #StLouis #MediaDebate

Another orders list has been released by the Supreme Court with no news on any of the hardware bans discussed in conference. Armed American Radio's Mark Walters joins Cam with his take on what that means, as well as how the left is already trying to use the attempted attack on the WHCA dinner in D.C. to demand a federal crackdown on gun owners.

Hour 3 opens with uncertainty over whether a ceasefire will be renewed as international peace talks continue, with attention on the president's pending decision and developments involving a vice presidential diplomatic mission. The discussion then shifts to a violent shooting at a Mexican pyramid tourist site, prompting a broader debate about media framing of international violence versus U.S. gun control narratives. The hour continues with a 2A-focused segment featuring Mark Walters, who emphasizes gun safety, personal responsibility, and challenges gun control arguments tied to domestic tragedies and violent crime. The final segment covers allegations against Madison Square Garden ownership involving surveillance, facial recognition, and banning attendees, raising questions about privacy, private property rights, and modern monitoring technology. Hashtags: #Ceasefire #IranTalks #MexicoShooting #GunRights #SecondAmendment #GunSafety #MediaBias #Surveillance #FacialRecognition #PrivacyDebate

Marc Cox is joined by Mark Walters for 2A Tuesday, where they discuss highlights from his interview at the NRA convention, including conversations with Todd Blanche and a standout segment featuring a young competitive shooter known as the “Honey Badger.” Walters emphasizes firearm safety, personal responsibility in homes with children, and the importance of education regardless of whether guns are present in a household. The discussion then shifts to a California proposal targeting independent journalist Nick Shirley, which Walters criticizes as an attempt to suppress reporting. He also responds to recent high-profile domestic gun violence cases, arguing they are more closely tied to criminal behavior and mental illness than firearms policy, while pushing back on media narratives that generalize gun crime statistics. The segment closes with a critique of media framing around international shootings, including a Mexico pyramid attack, and Walters argues mainstream coverage often distorts gun violence context in the U.S. Hashtags: #MarkWalters #2ATuesday #GunSafety #SecondAmendment #NRA #MediaBias #GunViolenceDebate #MarcCoxMorningShow

The show opens with reaction to Iran ceasefire uncertainty and quickly pivots into political fallout surrounding Tucker Carlson's remarks and apology tied to Donald Trump and the 25th Amendment, setting the tone for a politically charged first hour. Legal and political discussion deepens with Molly Hemingway's allegations about the Dobbs decision leak and broader Supreme Court dynamics, alongside Missouri tax reform battles over income tax elimination and shifting revenue structures. International tensions escalate in Hour 3 with ceasefire negotiations, a Mexico pyramid shooting, and debates over gun control framing in the media, followed by a Second Amendment discussion with Mark Walters and a surveillance/privacy controversy involving facial recognition technology at public venues. Hour 4 turns to domestic policy concerns, including license plate reader surveillance systems and their privacy implications, vaccine policy disputes in pediatric care, and a concluding focus on retirement planning strategies designed to offset market volatility and optimize Social Security timing. Hashtags: #TuckerCarlson #Trump #SupremeCourt #RoeVWade #MissouriPolitics #Ceasefire #Iran #GunRights #Surveillance #Privacy #Vaccines #Healthcare #Retirement #SocialSecurity #FinancialPlanning #MarcCoxMorningShow

In “2A Tuesday,” host Mark Walters joins the show to break down fast-moving developments in Virginia gun legislation, including proposed amendments to assault weapons and magazine bans pushed by state leadership. Walters discusses legal strategy surrounding potential lawsuits backed by Harmeet Dhillon and the U.S. Department of Justice, arguing that recent federal warnings could set up major Second Amendment litigation. The conversation expands into broader concerns about gun control trends in blue states such as California, New York, Maryland, and Illinois, with Walters claiming coordinated efforts to restrict firearm rights nationwide. He criticizes the pace of judicial review from the U.S. Supreme Court, referencing key cases like Heller and Bruen, and argues that delays in hearing challenges are allowing unconstitutional laws to remain in effect. The segment closes with a larger philosophical debate over self-defense rights, constitutional interpretation, and growing legal conflict between state governments and gun rights advocates. Hashtags: #SecondAmendment #MarkWalters #VirginiaPolitics #GunRights #DOJ #HarmeetDhillon #SupremeCourt #Bruen #Heller #2ATuesday

Hour 3 runs from escalating geopolitical tension to domestic economic frustration and constitutional conflict. The show opens with Vice President Vance signaling Iran's options narrowing as U.S. pressure builds around maritime access and oil flow, leading into a heated discussion on gas prices, refinery margins, and whether consumers are being overcharged despite crude fluctuations. The conversation pivots to a broader critique of pricing transparency in energy markets and government influence on supply chains. Later, former Senator John Lamping breaks down school board election fallout, low conservative turnout in April elections, property tax battles, and the political mechanics of ballot initiatives. He also weighs in on Trump's clash with Pope Leo and the broader cultural implications for Catholic and evangelical voters. The hour closes with “2A Tuesday,” featuring Mark Walters, who details fast-moving legal developments in Virginia gun legislation, potential DOJ involvement under Harmeet Dhillon, and a larger constitutional argument over Second Amendment rights, Supreme Court delays, and what he sees as mounting state-level resistance to federal rulings. Hashtags: #Iran #GasPrices #JohnLamping #SchoolElections #PropertyTax #CatholicVote #VirginiaGunLaws #SecondAmendment #SupremeCourt #Politics

Our guest today is Mark Walters. Mark is the syndicated host of the national radio program, Armed American Radio. 1) Let's talk about our new collaboration between AAR & POGAuction! 2) What would you say is your Mission? What drives your work? 3) What has been the most memorable moment or event connected to your Media career? 4) Who do you hold in mind as a Mentor or who did you look up to when you were just getting started? 5) What do you see as the most pivotal news story in our current news cycle, and why? 6) How do people follow you? Originally Aired 4.13.26

What will Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger do with a bill banning commonly owned firearms and ammunition magazines? Cam and Armed American Radio host Mark Walters walk through the options.

Mark Walters joins Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge for Two-A Tuesday, focusing on low voter turnout and its impact on gun rights. The discussion covers recent gun control proposals, including firearm restrictions, ammunition serialization, and state-by-state policy differences. Walters also shares a broader perspective on gun laws, enforcement, and how legislation affects lawful gun owners versus criminals.

Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge cover rising tensions with Iran, Trump's warning, and questions surrounding NATO support and national security leaks. The hour also emphasizes Election Day turnout, voter ID debates, and media reactions. Todd Piro joins to discuss foreign policy and moon mission skepticism, while Mark Walters leads Two-A Tuesday with a focus on gun rights, proposed legislation, and the impact of low voter participation.

Alpha Clinics in California accelerate the development of regenerative medicine therapies that use cells and genes to treat serious diseases. Patient advocate Tara Radcliffe Ghiglieri shares lived experience with gene therapy, while Sheldon Morris, M.D., M.P.H., Mehrdad Abedi, M.D., Daniela A. Bota, M.D., Ph.D., Catriona Jamieson, M.D., Ph.D., Michael Lewis, M.D., Mark Walters, M.D., and Leo D. Wang, M.D., Ph.D., describe how Alpha Clinic teams design and deliver clinical trials for a wide range of conditions, including cancer, blood disorders, neurologic disease, osteoarthritis, metabolic disorders, pulmonary arterial hypertension, and Duchenne muscular dystrophy. They highlight how coordinated networks, community partnerships, and genomic tools help expand access, lower financial barriers, and bring promising cell and gene therapies to more patients while carefully tracking safety, effectiveness, and long-term outcomes. Series: "Stem Cell Channel" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 41168]

Alpha Clinics in California accelerate the development of regenerative medicine therapies that use cells and genes to treat serious diseases. Patient advocate Tara Radcliffe Ghiglieri shares lived experience with gene therapy, while Sheldon Morris, M.D., M.P.H., Mehrdad Abedi, M.D., Daniela A. Bota, M.D., Ph.D., Catriona Jamieson, M.D., Ph.D., Michael Lewis, M.D., Mark Walters, M.D., and Leo D. Wang, M.D., Ph.D., describe how Alpha Clinic teams design and deliver clinical trials for a wide range of conditions, including cancer, blood disorders, neurologic disease, osteoarthritis, metabolic disorders, pulmonary arterial hypertension, and Duchenne muscular dystrophy. They highlight how coordinated networks, community partnerships, and genomic tools help expand access, lower financial barriers, and bring promising cell and gene therapies to more patients while carefully tracking safety, effectiveness, and long-term outcomes. Series: "Stem Cell Channel" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 41168]

Mark Walters of Armed American Radio joins to dissect the latest Second Amendment battles, including Illinois' proposed five-cent ammo tax and mandatory round serialization, the absurd Oregon ballot measure seeking to ban hunting, fishing, and farming, and the recent SAF lawsuit victory allowing lawful firearm carry in U.S. post offices. Walters provides insight on nationwide conservative firearm challenges, debunks ineffective gun control measures, and highlights the ongoing threats to hunters and gun owners. Hashtags: #SecondAmendment #IllinoisAmmoTax #OregonBallot #ArmedAmericanRadio #GunRights #SAF #MarkWalters

Marc Cox opens the hour with local updates and a lively discussion on ballpark food deals, then dives into the controversy around personal attacks against Francis Howell School Board candidates. Lauren Greenwood joins to share her experience with doxing, partisan attacks, and the drive to protect local education, emphasizing accountability and courage. The hour continues with Mark Walters on 2A Tuesday, breaking down Illinois' proposed ammo restrictions, Second Amendment litigation, and the role of hunters in conservation. Finally, Kim on a Whim explores a Texas teacher's five radical classroom rules, sparking debate on accountability, education standards, and the need for strong local school boards. Hashtags: #FrancisHowell #LaurenGreenwood #2ATuesday #MarkWalters #SecondAmendment #SchoolBoard #EducationDebate #KimOnAWhim #StLouisPolitics #BallparkFood

The full show opens with Marc Cox tackling the fallout from TSA callouts and DHS funding disputes, highlighting national airport disruptions and local St. Charles County school board controversies, including Lauren Greenwood's fight against doxxing and partisan attacks. Hour 2 transitions to absentee voting for Missouri's April election, the Backstoppers benefit honoring Sergeant Jeffrey Kowalski, and John Lamping on local data center debates, alongside lighter news on March Madness, fentanyl alerts, and Oregon ballot measures. Hour 3 dives deeper into St. Louis education debates, Mark Walters' 2A Tuesday coverage on Illinois ammo restrictions, and Kim on a Whim analyzing a Texas teacher's controversial classroom rules. The show closes in Hour 4 with Haley Davis presenting a Switzerland tour, Ryan Wiggins' Maduro case update, and discussions on NASA's lunar flyby mission, Joe Kent's claims on Charlie Kirk's assassination, and possible foreign influences, blending local, national, and international stories with cultural and investigative insights. Hashtags: #AirportChaos #DHSShutdown #SchoolBoardElections #LaurenGreenwood #AbsenteeVoting #Backstoppers #DataCenters #MarchMadness #2ATuesday #MarkWalters #KimOnAWhim #HaleyDavis #SwitzerlandTour #MaduroCase #Venezuela #MoonMission #CharlieKirk #JoeKent #MarcCoxShow

Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge cover St. Patrick's Day, cold weather, and major local and national headlines throughout the full show. The program dives into Illinois Primary Election Day, U.S. foreign policy, and major Missouri policy debates. John Lamping breaks down the push to eliminate Missouri's state income tax, including the timeline, sales tax tradeoffs, and how it could impact economic growth and population trends. Dylan Sharkey analyzes Illinois races and a key federal scholarship ballot question, while Ryan Wiggins reports live from a polling place with low turnout and election concerns. Todd Piro joins with St. Patrick's Day stories and discussion on unrest in Cuba, while Mark Walters leads 2A Tuesday focusing on self-defense, recent shootings, and gun policy debates. The show also highlights local concerns in St. Louis, including violent street takeovers, juvenile crime, and public safety challenges. Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway discusses juvenile justice reform, police staffing, and crime response, while David Stokes explains major property tax measures on the April ballot. Additional topics include emergency preparedness after tornado siren failures, city image concerns with NCAA Tournament visitors, and a wide-ranging look at politics, policy, and community issues.

Mark Walters joins for 2A Tuesday to discuss recent violent incidents, including shootings in Michigan and Austin, and stresses the need for everyday preparedness and situational awareness. He emphasizes that individuals are the first line of defense and must be properly trained if they choose to carry. Walters also breaks down a series of gun control bills in Virginia, including an assault weapons ban and firearm storage rules, while criticizing what he calls hypocrisy from lawmakers. The segment also highlights concerns about “soft targets,” arguing that attackers often choose gun-free zones, and reinforces the importance of responsible gun ownership and training.

Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge cover St. Patrick's Day and cold weather before diving into Illinois Primary Election Day with Dylan Sharkey, including a key ballot issue and major races shaping the state. Todd Piro joins for holiday talk and a discussion on unrest in Cuba, while Mark Walters breaks down 2A Tuesday, focusing on self-defense, recent shootings, and gun control debates. Kim on a Whim highlights concerns over tornado siren failures and emergency preparedness ahead of severe weather season.

Armed American Radio's Mark Walters joins Cam to discuss the Supreme Court's oral arguments in U.S. v. Hemani as well as the Texas primaries on Tuesday, where Democrat turnout shows 2A advocates can't take any race for granted this year.

Armed American Radio's Mark Walters joins Cam to discuss the Supreme Court's oral arguments in U.S. v. Hemani as well as the Texas primaries on Tuesday, where Democrat turnout shows 2A advocates can't take any race for granted this year.