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Paul Lathrop
Paul and Alex Ooley take a deep dive into the ATF's proposed Rulemaking published in the Federal Register today.
Your commentators this weekend are Dan Wos, author of the Good Gun Bad Guy series of books and The Loaded Mic Radio PRogram, Rob Morse of the Self Defense Gun Stories Podcast and the Slow Facts Blog, and Brooke Cheney of A Great Start Shooting School. Stories covered this weekend include Permitless carry taking effect in Nebraska, DC coughing up money in a Second Amendment lawsiut, Tennesee's special legislative session ends without new gun control laws, and the Biden administration trying to make sure that everyone who sells a gun must have an FFL.
Your team this week is Paul Lathrop, Rob Morse, and John Richardson. We discuss the Second Amendment stories of the week and have 3 DGU stories to cover.
Your commentators this weekend are Tom Walls of the Firearms Academy of Seattle, Mike Piwowarski of Arms Room Radio and The Rundown, and Tony Simon of The Second is for Everyone and Diversity Shoot dot com. Topics tonight are scheduled to include SAF celebrating 49 years, Con Control dying a slow death in Tennesee, The Missouri Attorney General threatening legal action if the city of Saint Louis goes forward with anti-rights plans and others.
Paul and Dan Wos talk about an assistant U.S. attorney general seeking an order from a judge to silence John Crump.
Paul and Rob Morse discuss the SCOTUS decision yesterday and a NEw York politicain leading a drug and gun ring. Also we cover SAF filing for summary judgement in the Washington state mag limit case and a very positive result in a Hawaii lawsuit.
Paul Lathrop and Rob Morse talk about a blog post that came out today and they also cover the news of the day.
Paul, Charlie Cook, and Mike Piwowarski discuss the Second Amendment stories of the week.
Paul talks with Brooke Cheney of A Great Start Shooting School about how to interview a firearms instructor and other things for potentioal students to look for in training.
Paul Looks at the news stories of the day, and looks at the relationship with the 1st and 2nd Amendments.
Your team this weekend is Paul, Tom Knighton, Coop Cooper, and Mike Piwowarski. We discuss the week's events in Second Amendment news.
Paul discusses the legal side of the Second Amendment with Alex Ooley of the Ooley law firm and host of The Forge of Freedom Podcast.
Paul talks with John Petrolino about recent developments in New Jersey and some articles John has written recently.
Paul Lathrop and Alex Ooley discuss all we know so far about the ATF Pistol Brace rule that is flailing in the 5th circuit.
Paul Lathrop and Mike Piwowarski discuss the Second Amendment stories of the day. Stories covered include Hunter Biden claiming a 2A defense in possible firearms charges.
Your team this weekend is Paul Lathrop, Tony Simon, Rebecca Schmoe, and Mike Piwowarski. We discuss the Second Amendment stories of the week.
Paul Lathrop and Amanda Suffecool discuss a win in the U.S. 4th Circuit that recognizes the right of 18 to 20-year-old citizens to buy handguns from FFLs.
Your team this weekend is Alex Ooley, Tom Wlaas, and Jon Anderson. Today we talk about Nebraska Permitless Carry, Illinois injunction and Washington's new anti gun laws.
Charlie Cook and Paul Lathrop discuss the state of Washington passing sweeping unsonstitutional gun bans.
Paul Lathrop and Tom Walls of the Firearms Academy of Seattle discuss who needs to be aware if you decide to carry a gun in public.
Paul Lathrop and Dan Wos discuss the Second Amendment stories of the day. Stories codered include, and illinois lawsuit starts, and a California city charges $1300 for a concealed carry permit.
Paul Lathrop and Amanda Suffecool discuss the 2A stories of the day. Today we start with the Biden Administration reaching a settlement with victims families in a texas shooting where the perpetrator was allowed to purchase firearms despite having a bad conduct discharge from the military.
Paul Lathrop and Tom Walls of the Firearms Academy of Seattle discuss the videos of the Nashville shooting this week.
Paul Lathrop and Daqn Wos discuss a win in California and other Second Amenment news stories for 3/29/2023
Paul Lathrop and Jon Anderson the Director of Media at Nebraska Firearms Owners Association discuss the progress of permitless carry in the Cornhusker state.
Paul Lathrop and Tom Walls talk about reserve ammunition and the ways to get it into your gun, also how old is too old for ammo, and where do you carry your spare magazine?
Paul Lathrop and Rob Morse talk about Biden's most recent Executive Order that tries to go around Congress to advance gun control.
Your team this weekend is Paul Lathrop, Alex Ooley, Rebecca Shcmoe, and Tom Walls. We discuss the events of the week in 2A news.
Paul Lathrop, Alex Ooley, Brooke Cheney, and Dan Wos discuss the 2A Stories of the week. Stories covered include a temporary restraining order in an SAF vs ATF case.
Paul Lathrop and Tom Walls of the Firearms Academy of Seattle talk about backup guns, their use, and cautions when selecting and using them.
Paul Lathrop and Matt Mallory interview Holly Sullivan of the Connecticut Citizens Defense League about proposed legislation there in Connecticut. We also discuss a few other stories from the 2A world. Link form Holly's interview. https://mailchi.mp/ccdl/action_alert_for_judiciary_hearing_2023?e=de700617e5
Paul Lathrop and Rob Morse discuss the day's 2A news. The lead story is a NY Attorney General agreeing with SAF in a lawsuit!
Paul Lathrop and Tom Knighton discuss a recent tweet by David Hogg and some of Tom's recent stories.
Paul Lathrop and Tom Walls discuss what should be in your range bag when you go out this year.
Paul and Jon Anderson of the NEbraska Firearms Owners Association discuss a Red Flag bill and Permittless carry that are both in front of the Nebraska Unicameral this year.
Paul Lathrop and Dan Wos talk about the stories of the day in the Second Amendment arena.
Paul Lathrop and Dan Wos talk about J.B. Pritzger's unintended consequenses when he signed a new "Assault Weapons Ban"
Paul's guest today is John Petrolino. We discuss John getting his coveted New Jersey carry permit and then discuss the stories of the day.
Paul Lathrop and Rob Morse talk about the Second Amendment stories of the day. Stories include a victory against Illinois in a "judge shopping" attempt by the state.
Paul Lathrop and Amanda Suffecool discuss the myriad of lawsuits filed against Illinois for their new gun grab law.
Paul Lathrop and Craig DeLuz atke a deep dive into the California Shootings this week and also discuss the news from the rest of the nation.
The Week in Second Amendment news. Paul Lathrop, Tony Simon, Charlie Cook and Rob Morse are your commentators.
Paul Lathrop and Jon Anderson talk about permitless carry being introduced again in the Cornhusker State, the chances it will pass, and what may happen inthe next few weeks with the bill.
Paul Lathrop and Rob Morse discuss the Second Amendment stories of the day. Stories include lawsuits filed against Illinois new "AssaultWeapons Ban," and a good guy with a gun stops a crime in central New York.
Paul Lathrop and Rob Morse talk about the topics of the day including Biden's "talk" at a Martin Luther King celebration in Washington DC.
Paul Lathrop and Tom Knighton discuss the news of the day and some of Tom's recent articles.
Your team this weekend is Paul Lathrop, Tom Walls, Dan Wos, and Rob Morse. Topics covered will be the release final rule release of the pistol brace rule from the ATF and the fallout from Washington and Illinois Sheriffs' statements about gun control.
Paul Lathrop and Dan Wos discuss the stories of the day, including, a Concealed Carry Reciprocity bill getting introduced in The House of Representatives.
Paul is solo today, we talk about gun control passing in Illinois, Shannon Watts announcing retirement, and a Wyoming man suing to make a full auto M-16.
Paul Lathrop and Charlie Cook talk about the Second Amendment stories for Monday, January 9th 2023
Paul Lathrop, Mike Piwowarski, John Richardson, and Charles Heller discuss the Second Amendment stories that made the news this week.
Paul Lathrop and Tom Walls talk about the journey of firearms owner to firearms trainer.
Live show for 12/26/2022. Paul Lathrop and Charlie Cook talk about the news of the day, including SAF Files lawsuits in New Jersey and Illinois. Also, we have a video of SD Governor Noem to look at, and Chris Murphy lied on PBS and CNN.
Paul Lathrop and Tom Walls of The Firearms Academy of Seattle talk about what should happen after a firearm is given as a christmas gift.
Paul Lathrop and Matt Mallory talk about SAF filing a lawsuit against New Jersey the same day Governor Murphy signs their abhorrent bill into law.
Paul Lathrop and Dan Wos discuss how the 1st Amendment is under attack from the anti-gun crowd.
Rob Morse and Paul Lathrop talk about the Second Amendment Stories of the day, including SAF files for a preliminary injunction in the California gun show ban.
Paul Lathrop and Charlie Cook Discuss the Colorado Springs shooting over the weekend and other Second Amendment topics.
Paul Lathrop and Amanda Suffecool talk about the Second Amendment stories of the day for 11/16/2022
Paul Lathrop and Dan Wos discuss the news of the day, including, New York's Concealed Carry laws getting smacked down again, and Oregon counties voting to leave and join Idaho.
Marty Hayes sits in for Tom Walls on this Training Friday edition of The Bullet. We discuss changes in training over Marty's 30 plus year training carreer.
Paul Lathrop and Matt Mallory discuss the stories of the day, including 3 men sue the DC Police Dept for racisim after they weren't issued carry permits.
Paul Lathrop and Charlie Cook discuss the news of the day, including a proposed New Jersey law that closely resembles a New York law that has already been ruled partially unconstitutional.
Legal Friday with Alex Ooley. Among the topics we cover are, a TRO against New York, am individual sues Alabama, and when can you use a firearm in defense of property or pets.
Among the stories covered today are 2 court victories by the SAF in New York and Illinois.
Paul Lathrop and Tom Walls talk about a victory for SAF in Tennesee, a ruling in Kentucky that non-serialized firearms are legal in Kentucky, and SAF suing New York again. We also talk about various sighting systems for your firearms.
Paul Lathrop and Matt Mallory discuss a 2nd Circuit stay on a decision ruling New York's carry law as unconstitutional and other sotries of the day.
Dan Wos joins Paul Lathrop to discuss New York's Moves to keep unconstitutional gun laws in place.
Week in review show for the first week of October 2022. Your commentators are Mike Piwowarski and Alex Ooley.
Alex Ooley joins us again for Legal Friday. Among the stories we talk about are, New York's CCIP struck down, Mass restriction on misdemeanor crimes struck down, and Mexico suing gun manufacturers again.
Paul and Robyn Sandoval talk about a federal judge striking down large sections of New York's new carry law.
Amanda Suffecool and Paul Lathrop discuss the events of the day and the recently completed GRPC and Amm-Con conferences in Dallas, TX.
John Petrolino talks about pemits finally coming out of the Garden State, what it takes to get them, and what the process is like.
Paul Valone is interviewed about his book Rules for ANTI-Radicals - A Practical Handbook for Defeating Leftism.
Paul and Charlie Cook interview Patrick Collins, owner of The Gun Food about an ammo theft.
Matt Mallory and Paul interview Dr. John Edeen about his expereinces this past week in detroit where he helped a Republican candidate for Governor in Michigan and a gunshot victim.
Paul and Rob Morse talk about last weeken'd Womens Shooting Weekend in Detroit as well as the stories of the day.
Paul and Amanda Suffecool talk about different strategies for ealing with Gun Free zones.
Paul and Matt Mallory talk about the stories of the day, including the House Judiciary committee pushing an assault weapons band and repeal of the PLCAA.
Paul and Rob Morse talk about the stories of the day, including the media refusing to call the man who wtopped the mass murder in the Indiana Mall a good person.
Paul and Tom Knighton talk about the news of the day, including a mass shooter in an Indiana mall stopped by a concealed carrier.
Among the stories that Paul and Mike Piwowarski talk about today are the Associated PRess changing it's style guide to correctly identify semiautomatic rifles and shotguns.
Among the stories that Paul and Amanda Suffecool discuss are a new California law that intentionally breaks the federal PLCAA law.
Paul and Charlie Cook talk about the new law in New York, and where the "sensitive places" are.
Alex Ooley and Mike Piwowarski are your commentators as we talk about the week in Second Amendment stories.
Tom Walls of the Firearms Academy of Seattle talks about How to pick a firearms trainer, and how to prepare for a class.
Paul and Amanda Suffecool talk about a data breach that revealed all ccw holders private information and more in California.
Paul talks with Charlie Cook and John Petrolino about the continuing fallout from the NYSRPA vs Bruen decision from the Supreme Court.
Your team this weekend is Paul, Charlie Cook, Beth Alcazar, and Tony Simon. We talk about the Supreme Court decision and other Second Amendment stories.
On today's episode Paul and Tom Walls talk about the pros and cons of Open Carry and some of the considerations you need to think about if you are thinking of open carrying.
Today we talk with Tom Walls of The Firearms Academy of Seattle about EDC, or EveryDay Carry. What should you have on you when you leave the house?
Paul and Mike Piwowarski talk about H.B. 7910 passing the House of Representatives, and what we can do now.
Paul and Dan Wos talk about the events of the day and how you can help stop 3 anti-rights measures in the House right now.
Today, Paul and Rob Morse discuss a new law signed by the New York Governor, a Virginia Congressman proposes a 1000 percent tax on "assault rifles," and many other stories.
Charlie Cook steps up to the Commentators mic today as we discuss a new Hunter Biden video, and it's as bad as you would imagine. We also will cover California leading the nation in "Mass Killing" events despite leading the nation in gun control, New York speeding towards more infringements, an Anti-Gun Republican deciding not to run again in New York, and many other stories.
Paul and Amanda Suffecool discuss the events at the NRA Annual meetings, and various other topics.
The return of the daily show has Crag DeLuz and paul discussing the proposed Canadian gun ban, Biden's blunder talking about 9mm ballistics, and a SAF press release.
Paul and Craig DeLuz discuss a win in California and the CDC wanting to plant trees to reduce "gun violence"
On today's show Paul and Tom Knighton of bearing arms discuss the latest figures showing the ATF on a rampage shutting down Gun Dealers for minor infractions.
Today Paul and Craig DeLuz talk about New York citizens arming themselves in an increasing crime wave, but they still aren't allowed to have firearms. We also discuss Leticia James asking for a financial babysitter for the NRA.
Paul and Amanda Suffecoll continue the discussion of the leaked SCOTUS doc and how it ties in to NYSRA vs Bruin, we also talk about state's rights, and May the 4th be with you.
Today Paul and Crag DeLuz take a look at what the recent leek of a SCOTUS opinion means for an upcoming 2nd Amendment decision.
Today Paul and commentator Charlie Cook talk about SAF filing an Amicus Brief in a federal case against Hawaii's onerous posession laws.
Your commentators are Craig DeLuz, Brooke Cheney, and Alex Ooley on the weekend edition of The Bullet we talk about the stories for the week and look forward to the NYSRA vs Bruin decision out of the Supreme Court
In today's Training Friday episode, Tom Walls of the Firearms Academny of Seattle talks about de-escalation, what works, and what doesn't work.
Today's commentator is Mike Piwowarski. The main discussion centers around Donald Trump Jr starting a new gun rights advocacy group. Is this a good thing or not?
In Today's episode Paul and Rob Morse talk about Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter and if it will effect the firearms world. Plus we talk about New York desparately trying to keep lawful carry away from where it is needed most.
In today's episode, Tom Knighton of Bearing Arms talks about some of his recent articles with us.
On the weekend edition of The Bullet Lloyd Bailey, Theresa Inacker, and Dan Wos discuss the news of the week and look ahead to the upcoming SCOTUS NYSRA decision.
On today's show Mike Piwowarski of the rundown discusses more about the lawsuit filed to allow medical marijuana users to pass federal background checks.
The Bullet 4/20/2022 Today's commentator is Amanda Suffecool of Eye on the Target Radio. Topics include, Maryland doesn't want the Supreme Court to take up its "Assault Weapons ban", Senator Chuck Grassley calls out the Biden Administration for going after guns and not criminals, and California is now going after your 1st Amendment rights as well.
Today's commentator is Charlie Cook of Riding Shotgun with Charlie. We talk about a recent New York Post article that warns all sorts of bad things will happen if the Supreme Court rules the way we think it will in the NYSRA vs BRUIN case. We also discuss a Permanent child hunting and fishing license in Kansas.
On the weekend edition of The Bullet, Tony Simon, Beth Alcazar, and Charlie Cook sometimes talk about the events of the week, most of the time Paul and the crew are just trying to keep things moving forward (and failing).
Buckle up for one of the funniest Second Amendment rides you are likely to take!
Today Tom Walls Of the Firearms Academy of Seattle talks with Paul about situational awareness, what keeps you out of trouble.
Your Commentators today are Mike Piwowarski and Jon Anderson. The conversation starts with an NBC investigative report into "ghost guns" and evolves to Biden's AFT
Beth Alcazar is your commentator today as we look at Georgia getting permitless carry, polls that show that new gun owners are not buying into the gun control narrative, and look again at Biden's gun control pitch from the White House on Monday.
Rob Morse joins Paul to discuss the most recent DC project video release. We also cover the news of the day.
Today Paul is joined by both John Petrolino and Tom Knighton from Bearing Arms. We talk about Bidens big gun control talk from the White House lawn as well as a story from Hawaii where a Naval officer was denied the right to possess his firearms because he was homesick in the past.
This weekend Rob Morse of Self Defense Gun Stories talks with Paul Lathrop about the stories of the week.
Topics include the Sacramento, California shootings, a huge jump in concealed carry permits in Philly, a Navy officer denied a firearms license in Hawaii because of homesickness, and the popularity of the bullet keeps growing!
Today Paul and Alex Ooley discuss a Rhode Island case decided by the supreme court that may have implications going forward in Red Flag law cases. We also talk about a horrifying example of Hawaii gun control and a good gun lawsuit moving forward.
We have 2 commentators today as Mike Piwowarski and Jon Anderson join us. Nebraska is perilously close to leaving permitless carry on the table again this year after looking like it was moving forward 2 weeks ago. The Cornhusker State unicameral must wrap up all business soon, we will discuss that and today's Second Amendment news.
On today's episode Amanda Suffecool takes the commentator's seat as we talk mare about the Sacramento shooting from Sunday, The Biden Administration is set to nominate another anti-rights champion for ATF Director, should attorneys be able to carry in a courtroom, and should you get a permit even if you are in a permitless carry state.
Paul and Craig Deluz take an in-depth look at the shooting Saturday night in Sacramento.
Charlie Cook grabs the commentator's seat today as we talk about the anti-rights crowd making stuff up as they go along, a massive jump in Philadelphia concealed carry permits and other stories of the day.
On this weekend's edition of The Bullet, we talk with Rich Ector about introducing thousands of women to shooting in one weekend.
Charlie Cook and Mike Piwowarski also help discuss the events of the week.
Tom Walls talks with Paul about the Georgia legislature finally passing permitless carry, and we get to the age-old debate of what caliber is best for your handgun.
In today's episode, Mike Piwowarski takes the commentator's seat as we talk about swatting, Georgia getting very close to permitless carry, Florida is not out of the permitless carry race just yet, and (hold on to your seat) common sense out of the California Legislature!
Today Paul talks about Mag capacity limit laws with Dan Wos and we also discuss if you can trust a Democrat who says they are pro-gun.
Rob Morse and Paul talk about the events of the day including an article Rob wrote explaining that lowering fees reducing training requirements help everyone associated with the industry.
Today Charlie Cook and Paul discuss if the terms permitless carry and constitutional carry are really interchangeable and what each means, plus we discuss more Second Amendment news stories of the day.
In a magnum-sized episode Mike Piwowarski and Paul discuss The ATF declaring forced reset triggers machine guns, a new survey finds that the majority of Americans believe that the Second Amendment is more important than ever, plus many more stories.
In a Magnum-sized episode, Paul and Charlie Cook discuss a proposed bill in Alabama that would allow people to put themselves on the NICS denial list, the continuing problem with smart guns, and several other Second amendment stories of the day.
Paul and Craig DeLuz talk about Indiana Getting Constitutional (Permitless) carry, the states that are still considering it, and a few other Second Amendment stories of the day.
Amanda Suffecool is your commentator today. We discuss testimony in an Arizona Senate committee where a state Senator tells a young disabled woman that she should "stay home behind closed doors" if she is scared.
Your broadcast team this weekend is Paul, Brooke Cheney, Mike Piwiwarski, and John Crump. Topics scheduled to be covered include Ohio becoming constitutional carry state #23, Indiana, Nebraska, and Georgia are still in the running for 24, 25, and 26, Florida is out for this year. Congress passes gun control in the middle of the night, was the NRA complicit? Rhode Island stun gun and Taser ban ruled unconstitutional, and Kansas is moving forward with a proposed "ghost gun" ban.
Mike Piwiarski is your commentator today. We will be discussing a proposed law in Alabama that would ban the enforcement of executive orders pertaining to firearms, Michigan lawmakers are hesitant to pass a Red Flag law, and San Jose is getting sued again over its firearms ownership tax.
Dan Wos talks with Paul about the Failure of Florida to pass permitless carry for the 3rd straight year. we also talk about several other Second Amendment stories of the day.
Craig DeLuz and Paul discuss the progress of several states toward going permitless carry. Ohio will get it, Florida will not, Indiana and Nebraska might.
Alex Ooley is your commentator today.
Today's stories include, GRPC is back, a Federal court gives new life to a Smith & Wesson lawsuit against New Jersey, Alabama gets constitutional carry, and we have a drop-in by Jon Anderson of the Nebraska Firearms Owners Association
Amanda Suffecool joins Paul to discuss developments in Permitless carry laws in Ohio and Indiana that have happened over the past 24 hours. Also, Oregon closes the legislative session without passing any more bad gun laws and prosecutors want to hold a Rhode Island man because he owns a lot of guns.
Craig DeLuz is your commentator today. Topics include Pro-freedom groups gearing up to file suit against the Washington Magazine ban, Anti-rights activists saying that we have never said what we have always said, and Indiana is quickly moving towards constitutional carry as time runs out.
Charlie Cook of Riding Shotgun with Charlie is today's commentator.
Among the stories we cover are new magazine limits are on the way for Washington State, a good guy with a gun stops a school shooing in Kansas, and California's soft crime laws cause the deaths of 3 children.
Lee Williams talks about FOIA requests and The Biden administration's ATF ignoring them, as well as why we can't individually donate arms and ammunition to Ukranians.
Also, Paul, Dan Wos, and Matt Mallory discuss the week in Second Amendment news.
Guy Relford is the commentator today. Guy hosts The Gun Guy on WIBC in Indianapolis Indiana on Saturdays from 5 to 7 PM Eastern time. He is also the founder of the 2A Project, a state-level project designed to expand gun rights in the Hoosier state.
Amanda Suffecool is sitting in for Mike Piwowarski today. Topics include Ohio Passes Constitutional Carry out of the legislature and is sending it to Governor Mike DeWine's desk, a judge refusing to disband the NRA, and a NASCAR team owner pledging to send a million rounds of ammunition to Ukrainians.
Paul and Dan Wos talk about the Tuesday State of the Union address. We also play clips from the address and refute the lies that Biden spews forth.
Paul, Craig Deluz, Mike Piwowarski, and Rob Morse talk about the events of the week in Second Amendment rights.
Indiana's Governor appears to have been successful in getting the state Senate to rid him of the burden of Constitutional Carry. Alex Ooley shares the details with us.
Amanda Suffecool is your Commentator today. Among the stories we will cover today are, an anti-Second Amendment hit piece by a Cleveland Television station and a powerful video by the DC Project.
Charlie Cook of Riding Shotgun with Charlie is your commentator today. Among the stories we will cover today is, the Giffords group came out with its annual scorecard for the states and several states get to celebrate with an F ranking!
Mike Piwowarski is your Commentator today, one of the stories we cover is a proposed law in Tennesee that would give police powers to enhanced concealed carry permit holders.
Dan Wos is your commentator today. Topics include a deeper dive into the Remington settlement.
Rob Morse is your commentator today. Among the topics we will cover are, a gun control advocate and former council member trying to shoot a candidate for mayor of Louisville.
On The Weekly Bullet, this week's topics are, the lawsuit against Maryland's Assault Rifle ban, further gun restrictions are losing ground in public opinion, ATF ignoring a FOIA request from the SAF's investigative journalist, and many other stories.
Alex Ooley of the Ooley Law offices in Indiana joins us today. Among the topics covered are a FOIA request from the SAF's investigative journalist goes unanswered for over 8 months for a simple request.
Mike Piwowarsi of The Rundown stops by today. Topics include NYPD Hiring a LOT of people to do background checks, Washington state passing more gun control measures, and Beto O'Rourke now says he is all for the Second Amendment.
Amanda Suffecool is the co-host today.
Among the proposed topics is a new federal law that would launch a federal investigation on EVERY NICS denial.
Craig DeLuz of The Rundown stops by to discuss today's Second Amendment Stories. Topics we will cover include, Idaho increasing protections for manufacturers and retailers of firearms in the state, more than a third of the counties in Iowa are now Second Amendment Sanctuaries and a "luxury tax" on Firearms in Oregon
Paul and Charlie Cook talk about a Rassumsen poll that states that the majority of Americans do not support more gun control laws.
Paul is joined by Alex Ooley, Rob Morse, and Sean Campbell to discuss the Second Amendment Stories that broke this week. Among the stories that we will cover are, Joe Biden's talk in New York City where he claimed that the Second Amendment has never been absolute, California wanting to require that all parents of school-age children declare if they have guns in the home, and a proposed New Mexico gun control law that has some pro-freedom activists cheering.
Paul and Alex Ooley of the Ooley Law Offices in Indiana talk about Biden's Gun Control speech in New York City yesterday.
Mike Piwowarski of The Rundown joins us to talk about a proposed California law that would require California residents with children in public schools to notify school districts if there is a firearm in the home.
Dan Wos joins in to talk about the Second Amendment stories of the day including, 1st time gun ownership continues to grow, and Georgia and Alabama are racing towards constitutional carry
Rob Morse talks with Paul about the news events of the day, including a bill in New Mexico that would require all actors who use firearms in the state to first get training.
Tom Knighton and Paul discuss pro-rights reforms stalling in Virginia and other Second Amendment news stories of the day.
Alex Ooley of The Ooley Law Offices joins us to talk about Stephen Briar's impending retirement and the proliferation of Red Flag laws.
Mike Piwowarski of The Rundown joins us to talk about an unusual concurring opinion by a judge in the 9th circuit, another huge jump in numbers of new gun purchasers last year, and an AR-15 built specifically for youth.
Amanda Suffecool and Paul discuss Justice Stephen Briar's impending retirement, as well as the fallout from the San Jose city council decision, and a new county regulation in San Diego that makes it illegal to own a Bolt Carrier Group or barrel.
Craig DeLuz of The Rundown Stops by.
Topics include San Jose CA imposing insurance restrictions and a firearms ownership fee, a San Diego man running for Sherrif who backs red flag laws, a Georgia state senator who wants every gun owner to take a mandatory gun safety course, and Wisconsin possibly lowering the age to acquire a concealed carry permit to 18.
On today's episode, Mike Piwowarski was scheduled to join us, but we were unable to overcome technical delays. So what followed was Paul covering 3 series and trying desperately to fill time while Mike tried to connect from Las Vegas.
Rob Morse joins us. We go in-depth about the debacle on Mexico "misplacing" arms that were bought from the USA, then suing American manufacturers over violence in Mexico, while letting those guns go to South America.
Rob Beckman of The Firearm Trainers Podcast joins us. Topics include a tweet from Rep. Thomas Massie that is getting a lot of support for shutting down the ATF, Repealing the NFA and the GCA, among other things. Wisconsin is looking to lower the minimum age for a concealed carry permit to 18 years old. And Iowa is looking to add a right to keep and bear arms to their state constitution.
Alex Ooley talks with us today. Topics include, Indiana moving towards Constitutional carry, South Dakota looking to drop all fees for concealed carry permits, a lawsuit in the Rust shooting, and an article that states that despite record gun sales in 2020 the use of firearms in violent crime dropped significantly.
Mike Piwowarski of The Rundown and Arms Room Radio joins us to discuss 2 stories today.
In the first story, Vermont is looking to eliminate your ability to carry even with a permit in certain areas and wants to extend NICS checks well, indefinitely.
The second story is out of Virginia, where bills have been filed to greatly expand gun rights.
Tom Knighton of Bearing Arms discusses 2 stories with us today. First up, "Smart Guns" seem to be making a comeback, but have they overcome all the drawbacks? Then we discuss a hit piece that Forbes did on Cody Wilson of Defense Distributed about 3d printed receivers.
Craig DeLuz of The Rundown stops by to talk about the news of the day including, Biden pushing for the end of the Filibuster in the Senate and the possibility of Kevin McCarthy becoming the HJouse Speaker after the November elections. McCarthey has stated if he becomes speaker he will not allow gun control to advance in the House.
Mexico is filing charges in the now 11-year-old Fast and Furious scandal that rocked the Obama/Biden administration. Also, the ATF is looking to make a rule about "Ghost Guns" and it may take a while. Paul talks with Amanda Suffecool of Eye on the Target Radio about the stories.
Brooke Cheney is interviewed, Rob Morse and Mike Piwowarski talk with Paul Lathrop about the week in Second Amendment news.
Alex Ooley of the Ooley Law Offices talks with us about Permitless or constitutional carry, what it is and what it is not.
Mike Powowarski and Paul discuss the Second Amendment news of the day, including a new push for a ban on "ghost guns" in Colorado, and a lawsuit in California against giving personal information of all firearms purchasers to Cal-Davis.
Dan Wos is today's guest commentator. The lead story today is The Mexican military is supplying US weaponry to cartels while their government is suing US manufacturers.
Other stories are, Alabama is getting closer to permitless carry and California is getting closer to letting individuals sue firearms manufacturers.
Rob Morse of the Slow Facts blog and Self Defense Gun Stories stops by to discuss changes to what the ATF is requiring of FFLs and the dying legacy media.