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Why Don’t We Hear Stories About Guns Protecting People? (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published on CNSNews If you simply listen to the evening news lately, it may sound like the country has gone crazy with everyone shooting one another. Every time an innocent person is killed and especially when groups of innocent people are shot or killed, the media is there decrying the weapons used to kill rather than blaming the person who pulled the trigger..) Democrat politicians race each other to find a microphone and call … Read more

There Needs to Be a Better Warning System in Place for Would-Be “Active Shooters” (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts explains how justice failed the victims of the Michigan State shooting this week – and what can be done about it. Earlier this week, a tragic “active shooter” event took place in Michigan State, with gunman Anthony Dwayne McRae taking the lives of three students and injuring five others. He would later take his own life. While there are questions as to how the shooting take place, it’s what happened … Read more

A Councilman Is Calling For a Proposal To Arm Uber and Lyft Drivers For the Sake of Safety (Guest: Second Amendment)

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A spokesman for the group explains why it should be safety first for rideshare drivers. With several states seeing a massive crime increase, a councilman believes enough is enough when it comes to rideshare drivers being unsafe. Following a shooting incident that cost of the life of his daughter (a Lyft driver) back in November, Peachtree Corners City Councilman Joe Sawyer is looking to draft a proposal that will allow rideshare drivers to carry firearms … Read more

FDA may revoke approval of Abortion Pill, impacting pharmaceutical and medical sectors (Jim Harden, guest)

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CompassCare CEO Jim Harden addresses the likelihood of the Abortion Pill becoming illegal Woes are mounting for pro-abortion forces. First it was the reversal of Roe vs. Wade. Now Axios news reports that the abortion pill might be next on the chopping block. 22 Republican state attorneys general filed a brief this week to block the FDA’s approval of mifepristone. If successful, this would result in ban in all 50 states, according to abortion advocates. … Read more

Justice Not Fully Served in Acquittal of PA Pro-Life Activist (By Jim Harden)

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(Originally published in American Thinker.) We celebrate the acquittal of pro-life activist Mark Houck of the phony federal charges in Philadelphia on Monday, January 30.  We celebrate the savvy and grit of the Thomas More Society for standing in the legal breach to give Mark back to his wife and seven young children. But let’s be clear: the acquittal was less about justice being served and more about averting further injustice.  The sword of government appears to … Read more

Montana Takes Lead Abortion Industry’s Newest Strategy to Make Abortion a Religious Right (Guest: Jim Harden)

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Valentine’s Day hearings were held for new Montana abortion legislation (HB 471), making abortion a religious right. If passed, Montana’s legislation would begin the process of setting a U.S. legal precedent, protecting abortion on religious liberty grounds. The bill states in part: “At any time during the first and second trimesters of pregnancy, a pregnant woman has the right to obtain an abortion from a willing health care provider, even when the abortion is prohibited by this chapter or … Read more

Gun Owners of America Are Challenging the Biden Administration’s Pistol Brace Rule (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Spokesman Stephen Willeford explains why the new law could create a world of trouble for gun owners. Once more, private gun owners and sellers are under attack. And once more, Gun Owners of America are doing something about it. The group, alongside Gun Owners Foundation, have filed a lawsuit with Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton challenging a new Pistol Brace Ban put into effect by President Joe Biden and his administration. It was filed in … Read more

Abortion Pill FDA Approval to be Revoked if GOP Attorneys General get their way (Guest: Jim Harden)

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CompassCare CEO Jim Harden addresses the likelihood of the Abortion Pill becoming illegal. Woes are mounting for pro-abortion forces. First it was the reversal of Roe vs. Wade. Now Axios reports that the abortion pill might be next on the chopping block. 22 Republican state attorneys general filed a brief this week to block the FDA’s approval of mifepristone. If successful, this would result in ban in all 50 states, according to abortion advocates. Harden (or CompassCare Director … Read more

Joe Biden Says for America to “Finish the Job on Police Reform” (By: Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in FrontPageMagazine.) I still remember when President Biden noted months ago how important it was to “fund the police”, after so many – including himself – had unfairly decried their actions over the past couple of years. And yesterday, during his State of the Union address, he tried to make that call again, noting that America needs to “finish the job on police reform.” “I know most cops and their families are good, … Read more

Why Is the FBI Attacking Christians? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts takes a closer look at the Bureau’s actions. The FBI’s behavior is under fire, and for many reasons. A new report on Fox News indicates that it could be singling out Christians for excessive investigation.  This internal document  from the Bureau’s office in Richmond, Virginia, noting that it tried to look into “radical traditionalist Catholics and their ideology.” Former FBI agent and whistleblower Kyle Seraphin, , appeared on Tucker Carlson’s show last week to … Read more

Police Attacked Again With Maryland Double Shooting (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts demands police funding support following the devastating attack. A 24-year old man has been apprehended following a shooting of two police officers this past Wednesday, with one currently on life support. The officers were responding to reports of a person in crisis when they came face to face with David Emory Linthicum, who fired upon them. Following Linthicum’s arrest, this leads to questions surrounding violence against police officers. Recently, police … Read more

President Biden Is Pursuing His Assault Weapons Ban – Except This Time, He Could Have Some Backup (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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The spokesman for Gun Owners of America explains why the Second Amendment may be in danger of being overwritten. During his State of the Union Address earlier this week, President Joe Biden doubled down on his plan to ban assault weapons in the United States. “Ban assault weapons now!” he said. “Once and for all. “We did it before. I led the fight to ban them in 1994.” However, now Biden has the assistance of Brady … Read more

Judge May Find FDA Violated Legal Safety Protocols in Approval of Chemical Abortion (Guest: Jim Harden)

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Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk, a United States District Court Judge for the Northern District of Texas is expected to rule as early as Friday, February 10 to reverse the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) January 3rd chemical abortion deregulation. Eight of the largest online chemical abortionists have gone on record saying they have plans to pivot away from Mifepristone to the sole use of Misoprostol. The upshot of the online chemical abortion companies’ new protocol means they intend for women to expel live … Read more

CBP would rather detain and fine citizens than stop illegals (By: Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in WND.) If you are an illegal migrant coming into the United States, you are virtually welcomed. In some case, Customs and Border Patrol will simply tell you to be back at a certain time for a hearing and then let you go. They may even put you up in a nice hotel. However, if you are a United States citizen returning home from Mexico by car, and you happen to get into … Read more

Did the Sentencing of a Kalamazoo Arsonist Reveal the Federal Government no Longer Recognizes a Right to Abortion? (Guest: Jim Harden)

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The CompassCare CEO discusses the actions and motivation of the Kalamazoo, MI Planned Parenthood attacker  Joshua Brereton was sentenced for the arson of a Planned Parenthood facility has been sentenced for his actions, but it’s the fallout that people should be paying attention to. Earlier this week, Joshua Brereton plead guilty to the crime of “Arson of an Institution or Organization Receiving Federal Funding,” and will serve 5 years in Federal prison along with paying … Read more

Memphis: The problem’s not the police. It’s the system. (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in American Thinker.) What happened to Tyre Nichols in Memphis, Tennessee is an absolute tragedy. Five officers beating down this young man to the point that he did not survive these injuries is absolutely unforgivable.  As a result, these “officers” (I can’t even consider them in the same league as our hardworking men and women in blue) will be dealt with accordingly, the same as if they were professionals or blue-collar workers.  Justice will be … Read more

China Surpasses US in Land-based Nuclear Launchers (Guest: Nan Su)

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The Epoch Times’ investigative reporter explains the consequences . There have been signs that China has been building up its military reserves, possibly foreshadowing a conflict with the United States. And this week, an alarming new one has taken shape. The discovery was made in a letter last month, in with the top commander of U.S. nuclear forces noted the threat. (However, the U.S. still has more warheads and intercontinental ballistic missiles, at least for … Read more

Joe Biden’s State of the Union Address Leaves Law Enforcement Questions (Guest: Michael Letts)

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InVest USA’s Michael Letts takes a closer look at the latest commentary from the President. Tuesday’s SOTU address by President Joe Biden left a lot of questions in its wake – especially surrounding police officers. The President called for America to “finish the job on police reform,” just days following the tragic death of Tyre Nichols in Memphis. To further push the initiative, Biden  even invited Tyre’s family. “I know most cops and their families are … Read more

Where’s the Outrage at the Death of This Innocent Man? (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in CNSNews.) While the nation has watched Memphis and the crimes of certain law enforcement officers there, it continues to ignore what is happening to other policemen across the nation. In Selma, California, the police department had its first officer killed in the line of duty. He wasn’t killed in an accident or some other mishap. This police officer was trying to do his job “to protect and serve” and he was ambushed … Read more

Is Florida’s Concealed-Carry Bill What It Says It Is? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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The Gun Owners of America spokesperson explains why House Bill 543 isn’t what some people think. A few days ago, Governor Ron DeSantis proposed a new Constitutional-Carry bill for Florida that would enable people to open-carry firearms without the need for a government permit. However, the Gun Owners of America took a closer look at the bill and found something of interest – the fine print. In the bill, it noted that the bill is, … Read more

Federal Judge Overturns Prohibition on Marijuana Users Possessing Firearms

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A Second Amendment Foundation representative says the decision is one that champions the rights of U.S. citizens. This past weekend, the judge has knocked down a federal law that prohibited marijuana users from possessing firearms, deeming it unconstitutional. This follows the move by the Supreme Court the prior year to expand gun rights to people in the United States. Simultaneously , U.S. District Judge Patrick Wyrick dismissed an indictment against a man who was charged … Read more

President Biden Has a Lot On His Plate With the Latest State of the Union (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts discusses the upcoming address. As President Joe Biden prepares for his next State of the Union, many domestic questions still require a truthful answer. The state of police and rising crime rates across many cities. What’s happening with inflation and a potential recession that could take place this year. And concerns surrounding COVID-19, and how mandated vaccinations have cost so many jobs (particularly those that refused to take them). All the … Read more

The Abortion Industry Has Become a Target For Illicit Chemical Abortion Drug Trafficking (Guest: Jim Harden)

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Last month, Joe Biden and his administration relaxed restrictions on chemical abortion pills, noting that pharmacies and other medical facilities would be able to distribute them with ease. However,  nearly half of all state Attorneys General (22) signed an open letter on January 13 to the FDA committing to prosecute violations of the preexisting law that the Biden Administration was attempting to circumvent.  A string of open letters to the Commissioner of the Food and Drug … Read more

Several Incidents Indicate China Is Still Trying To Pressure the United States (Guest: Nan Su)

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The Epoch Times investigative reporter. Nan Su explains why these actions aren’t merely coincidences…but what could they be leading to? Over the past few months, China has been attempting to counter the United States across a number of instances – and there are just too many to ignore. Back in December, a Chinese military fighter jet came dangerously close to a U.S. reconnaissance plane near Japan, with no explanation as to why. And more recently, … Read more

The 2024 Presidential Election is Already About Abortion

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(Originally published in The American Thinker.) The Republican National Convention is placing abortion front and center for the 2024 election cycle, now convinced that being pro-life is a winning political strategy. On August 25, I warned Republicans that refusing to advocate for the preborn would dilute the red wave.  And so it did. The red wave died on the beach of indifference. Where is the confidently anticipated Senate majority? No comfortable majority in the House either. … Read more

Army Scrambles to Boost Lagging Recruitment, But Won’t Make the One Really Necessary Change (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in The Western Journal.) It seems like the U.S. Army might have realized what it needs to do to meet its aggressive recruitment goals for this year, and it doesn’t have anything to do with being woke. Fiscal year 2023 began on Oct. 1, 2022, and since that time, the Army has already added roughly 18,500 soldiers with another 13,000 in the process, Maj. Gen. Johnny Davis, head of the service’s Recruiting Command, … Read more

Hunter Biden Has an Aggressive New Strategy For His Critics – But It Also Just Revealed His Biggest Flaw (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts explains why the President’s son may have a gigantic problem with his new strategy. So by this point you’re pretty familiar with the story surrounding the laptop of President Biden’s son Hunter, and how stories surrounding certain emails have been making the rounds. But today, Hunter decided to take matters into his own hands – for better and for worse. His lawyers have proceeded to call upon federal and state … Read more

Victims of Buffalo Pro-abortion Arson Say DOJ Should Not Charge Attackers for FACE Act Violations (Guest: Jim Harden)

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Victims of Buffalo Pro-abortion Arson Say DOJ Should Not Charge Attackers for FACE Act Violations CEO of CompassCare, a national pro-life network whose medical center in Buffalo, NY was brutally firebombed on June 7, 2022, demands the Department of Justice not charge the arsonists with FACE Act violations. Rev. Jim Harden says, “The FACE Act is unconstitutional on its face. In the name of rule of law, it would be unjust to allow our attackers to be … Read more

The EU Bought Into a Fraud – Now There’s No Easy Way Out of the Crisis (By: Guy Mitchell)

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(Originally published in The Western Journal.) “Man will occasionally stumble over the truth, but usually manages to pick himself up, walk over or around it, and carry on.” — Sir Winston Churchill If a movie titled “No Easy Way Out” had been made by Hollywood in the 1970s, it would have starred Charles Bronson and Clint Eastwood as FBI agents. In the concluding scene, the good guys (Bronson and Eastwood) would have the bad guys … Read more

Will Biden’s Energy Agenda Reduce Americans’ Standard of Living? (Guest: Kevin Stocklin)

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The director of The Epoch Times’ latest documentary The Shadow State weighs in on corporate strength – and whether that could play a part in government partnerships. Even with what’s happening today with inflation and a potential recession around the corner, the corporate world continues to move forward with billions of dollars in revenue and new deals here and there. But at what point do governments become involved? We’ve seen a great deal of growth in the … Read more

It Looks Like the Migrant Problem Is Getting Worse…But What’s the Solution? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts looks at the growing situation in New York, and wonders why the government isn’t doing more about it. While the fight continues to keep migrants from entering in the southern part of the United States, it appears another struggle has emerged in New York. A report from Fox News notes that a group of illegal migrants refused to leave their free New York City hotel rooms for a shelter in Brooklyn, with … Read more

Could the United States Soon Be At War With China? This General Seems To Think So (Guest: The Epoch Times’ Nan Su)

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The investigative reporter discusses General Mike Minihan’s word of warning, and how it ties in with Epoch’s latest documentary, The Final War: The 100-Year Old Plot To Defeat America. There has been tension growing between China and the United States, between reported placement of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in certain areas, and the strain within certain supply chains. However, Four-Star General Mike Minihan believes it will only end one way – with war. “My gut … Read more

New Florida Constitutional-Carry Bill Unleashes Anti-Gun Lobby  Scare Tactics (Guest: Second Amendment Foundation)

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A Second Amendment Foundation representative explains  movement for Constitutional-Carry. Earlier this week, Florida House Speaker Paul Renner and several Republican leaders  began pushing a new bill to allow gun owners to carry firearms in the state without the need for a government permit. While the bill is receiving major support from both key politicians and pro-gun advocates, it’s also got some negativity against itfrom Democrats saying  should the bill pass, it could likely make the state a target … Read more

Lightfoot’s soft-on-crime approach comes back to haunt her (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in American Thinker.) As the Chicago mayoral primary election approaches in April, the candidates are looking to defeat incumbent mayor Lori Lightfoot. They have apparently found her Achilles heel… crime. Chicago Police statistics aren’t something Lightfoot can trumpet as a success. During her time in office, crime is up 19 percent in the city. Murders have increased 20 percent since 2018, and shootings are up 19 percent. Motor vehicle thefts saw the largest increase of … Read more

If Police Don’t Support Police, Who Will? (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in CNS News.) On National Law Enforcement Day, the Golden Valley (MN) Police Department displayed the “Thin Blue Line” flag on its Facebook page. Most people considered it an appropriate recognition of law enforcement officers and the danger they face to “serve and protect.” You can no longer find that image on the page. Police Chief Virgil Green went so far as apologizing for its use. “While the post was intended to thank … Read more

Illinois’ Counties and Sheriffs Are Fighting Back Against the State’s Restrictive Gun Law – and Rightfully So (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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The spokesman for Gun Owners of America explains why state officials need to take a closer look at their controversial gun law. The state of Illinois recently passed PICA, or the Protect Illinois Communities Act, which essentially bans the sale or transfer of any sort of rifles that are considered “assault weapons.” Furthermore, anyone who currently owns them must register them with the state of January 1, 2024, or face potential penalties. It also bans … Read more

RNC Admits Midterm Mistake–Going on the Offensive Against Abortion in 2024 (Guest: Jim Harden)

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On January 30, the Republican National Committee (RNC) passed a resolution affirming the Republican Party’s heritage to protect all people equally. In the wake of the lackluster 2022 Midterms, the RNC acknowledged the reason for Republican losses saying candidates failed to “[fight] back and [expose] Democratic extremism on abortion.” The party is reaffirming their 2004 commitment to embrace the truth that “Fourteenth Amendment protections apply to unborn children,” urging all Republican candidates to make protecting the lives … Read more

Florida Is Moving One Step Closer To Allowing Constitutional-Carry – And Here’s Why That’s a Good Thing (Guest: Second Amendment Spokesperson)

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A spokesman for the Second Amendment Foundation explains why the latest move by Florida lawmakers is the right one. At a time when several states are creating barrierswith extremely limiting gun bans, Florida is moving forward with a Constitutional-Carry logic in mind. This week, Florida lawmakers introduced legislation that would allow people to carry a concealed firearm without the need for a government-issue permit. In a recent press conference, Republican State Representative Chuck Brannan explained, “Our … Read more

The Death of Tyre Nichols Is Opening Up More Controversy Against Police – When They Need Their Funding the Most (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts explains why the brutal situation that occurred with the 29-year old shows a bigger problem against police officers that isn’t entirely warranted. Over the weekend, Memphis has called out against five angry, inexperienced officers who beat down Tyre Nichols, who died hours later from his injuries. Meanwhile, at the same time, demonstrators are calling for all police to be punished. But is that truly the answer? Law enforcement veteran Michael … Read more

Pennsylvania Resident Mark Houck Has Been Found Innocent of FACE Act Violations – But Who Could Be the Government’s Next Target? (Guest: Jim Harden)

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CompassCare CEO Jim Harden explains why this is a win for the pro-life movement, but not the end of the battle. The case of the United States of America v. Mark Houck came to a close today, with a hung jury finding him innocent of FACE Act violations. This comes after a strenuous fight in which the Department of Justice pursued Houck after a confrontation in October 2021, where he was attempting to defend his 12-year old … Read more

Why Would Retired LAPD Officers Want to Return? (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published on Front Page Mag.) Understaffing and increasing crime – what could possibly go wrong? Having escaped the dangers of a job where they aren’t appreciated and their lives were in danger, why would retired police officers want to return to uniform? It’s not as if things have gotten better for police, especially Los Angeles Police, in the past few years. If it had, government officials wouldn’t want them to return. Yet, that is … Read more

The U.S.  Sanctions  Chinese Satellite Company for Supplying Russia with  Imagery (Guest: Nan Su)

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The Epoch Times’ Nan Su explains why this, coupled with visiting officials in China, could lead to some interesting questions. With more and more details swirling around a possible tie between Russia and China, the United States discovered an illegal connection that has led to sanctions. A report from Space News revealed that the U.S. Treasury Department has announced sanctions against ,  Changsha Tiani Space Science and Technology Research Institute (or Spacety for short).  Russians apparently used said imagery  in … Read more

Democrats In Washington Are Trying to Get Assault Weapons Banned, But This Bill Is Illogical (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Gun Owners of America spokesperson Stephen Willeford thinks banning weapons won’t solve the “active shooter” events . Democrats are attempting to push a new bill in Washington State – and for private gun owners, it’s bad news. The House Bill 1240, being pushed by Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee and state Attorney General Bob Ferguson, calls for the end of manufacturing, importing, distributing and selling “assault weapons,” including the AK-47, AR-15, M16 and others. While there … Read more

President Joe Biden Wants Police To Learn To “Shoot To Stop” Rather Than “Shoot To Kill” – But It’s Not That Simple (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Alongside fellow law experts, InVest USA’s Michael Letts explains why the President’s comments are a bit off. President Joe Biden made some interesting comments surrounding police officers over the weekend, questioning the idea of “shoot to kill” with certain suspects. “When I was coming up as a kid, cops were required to learn to shoot to kill. Well, you ought to be able to shoot to stop,” the President noted in a recent White House … Read more

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