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Smith & Wesson Provides a Fiery Response To an Anti-Gun Subpoena Issued By Democrats, Citing Support For the Second Amendment (Guest: Second Amendment)

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For some time now, politicians (namely Democrats) have been trying to crack down on gun violence, even issuing subpoenas to gun makers in an effort to get some answers. However, this time around, Smith & Wesson is firing back. In a statement made earlier this week, the company’s President and CEO, Mark Smith, pointed the fingers at these politicians, noting other reasons to blame for the violence.  “A number of politicians and their lobbying partners … Read more

Ron DeSantis’ Initiative To Hire Former Police Officers As Teachers Could Fill a Void Needed In Public Schools (Guest: Michael Letts)

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As Florida faces a shortage of teachers, Governor Ron DeSantis has suggested a new initiative to filling the roles – turning to former law enforcement officers. DeSantis is hard at work on expanding a law that enables military veterans to earn a five-year temporary certificate to teach before earning the necessary bachelor’s degree. In addition, DeSantis has also announced he’s offering a $4,000 bonus for officers who sign up for the program, with an additional … Read more

There’s an Argument To Be Made About the Effectiveness of Concealed-Carry Against Active Shooter Events (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Yet another incident shows just how much one person can make a difference in stopping an active shooter event. On August 7th, a 32-year old legally-armed private citizen managed to thwart a 22-year old active shooter before he could cause harm to other people in West Palm Beach, Florida. The man was ready to shoot a short-barreled rifle on a fighting crowd when he was thwarted by the citizen. What’s more, the citizen, after thwarting … Read more

Another Thwarted Active Shooter By a Private Citizen Really Opens Up the Argument of Concealed-Carry, Group Notes (Guest: Second Amendment)

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Even with active shooter events on the rise, there seem to be more and more armed private citizens that are stepping up and doing something about it. On August 7th, a 22-year old man in West Palm Beach, Florida was threatening to open fire on a crowd. However, a legally armed private citizen was able to stop him before he could hurt anyone. This is the latest incident in which someone was able to thwart … Read more

Handling of Mar-a-Lago Raid Breeding Distrust in Law Enforcement (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Unless trust is restored, the FBI’s Mar-a-Lago raid may begin the “collapse” of American law enforcement, police expert Michael Letts said. Over the past few years, the FBI has acted politically often enough that many Americans now struggle to trust it, Letts said. Letts runs In-Vest USA, a non-profit that provides bulletproof vests to police departments. Without explanations, acts like the Mar-a-Lago raid create distrust between local and federal law enforcement, he said. They also create civilian … Read more

Epoch Times’ Newest Special Report Discusses What Really Went Down Behind the FBI’s Raid On Mar-a-Lago (Guest: Joshua Philipp and Joseph Hennaman of the Epoch Times)

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With all the discussion going on regarding the FBI’s raid on Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort last week, the Epoch Times has revealed a new Special Report that takes a closer look behind the raid. Titled Special Report: Behind the Trump Raid, it takes a closer look at the actions of the agency, and features insight from a number of policymakers and subject matter experts. In collaboration with the NTD, Behind the Trump Raid speaks with such key figures as Devin … Read more

Last Week’s Raid On Mar-a-Lago Could Have Lasting Effects Against Law Enforcement, Federal Authorities Note (Guest: Michael Letts)

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The FBI’s raid on former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort might just have long-lasting effects on law enforcement agencies in the months ahead. Per this report from CBS News, federal authorities have warned there could be an increase in threats to police departments and other agencies as a result of the FBI’s actions.  The bulletin notes a rise in threats across “social media sites, web forums, video sharing platforms, and image boards,” and there could be … Read more

After bail reform, New York’s crime numbers shoot into the stratosphere By Michael Letts

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(Originally appeared on American Thinker.) It’s no surprise to anyone that crime is rampant in New York City.  The police force is understaffed and held on a tight leash by leftist politicians.  And when the police are allowed to arrest a criminal, charges are dropped, or the criminal is simply released because of the state’s bail reform laws. New York City mayor Eric Adams said during a recent news conference, “Time and time again, our police officers … Read more

The Raid On Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago By the FBI Shows That the “Swamp” He Attempted To Drain Is a Very Real Thing (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Following this week’s controversial raid on former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence, many are questioning the actions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). And now, some people believe that this is proof of the “swamp” that Trump swore to drain several years prior. Speaking with The Epoch Times, Ohio Republican representative Warren Davidson noted, “I think for anyone who doubted that there was a swamp when Donald Trump was saying ‘Drain the swamp,’ now I … Read more

GOP Concerned About the Inflation Reduction Act Resulting In the Hiring of 87,000 IRS Agents (Guest: Steve Beaman)

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With the Inflation Reduction Act approved in a close 51-50 vote this week, many are waiting to see the effects of the bill. However, the GOP believe that a certain provision on the bill may be of concern. According to the bill, there will be approximately 87,000 IRS agents would be hired, in an effort to find people that were known to cheat on their taxes. While the Democrats cheered on the actions of the … Read more

Raid on Donald Trump’s Mar-A-Lago Continues to Show How Many People in Government Are Out to “Get Him” (Guest: Epoch Times)

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Following the January 6 hearings, it appears that some members of the government are moving forward with their tireless investigation into former President Donald Trump. The FBI initiated a search warrant on Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, looking through presidential documents and even invading a safe of his, according to Trump. While some may be looking for further evidence from what took place on January 6, others are wondering just how legal the search was … Read more

The Double Standards of Biden’s Justice Department Reek to the High Heavens (Guest: Jim Harden)

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(Originally appeared on The Western Journal.) When it comes to the Biden Justice Department, if it weren’t for double standards, there might be no standards at all. Such is the case with how the FBI (the principal law enforcement division of the Justice Department) is investigating more than 40 cases of arson and other acts of domestic terrorism against pro-life pregnancy centers. To date, there have been zero arrests of activists in such groups as … Read more

Was the FBI’s raid of Trump’s home improperly intrusive? (Guest: Epoch Times)

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The raid of Donald Trump’s home by two dozen FBI agents was “improperly intrusive,” according to legal experts, including Trump attorney Christina Bobb. Bobb told the Epoch Times that FBI agents spent 10 hours in Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home, leaving with “a handful of boxes of documents.” Bobb said, “I didn’t actually get to oversee the search; they wouldn’t let anybody see what they were doing,” adding that the FBI refused to show her or Trump’s other attorneys … Read more

THE REAL STORY OF JANUARY 6 (Guests: Joshua Philipp and Joseph Hanneman)

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After more than 18 months of heated rhetoric, political commentary, and nonstop media coverage, do we really know what took place in Washington, DC on January 6, 2021? Was it a coup, an insurrection, or a protest?  To provide new clarity on the events of that day, The Epoch Times has produced a documentary, “The Real Story of January 6,” narrated by Joshua Philipp, a senior investigative reporter at The Epoch Times. The film takes … Read more

Just How Legal Was the FBI’s Investigation Into Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Resort? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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News is still making the rounds over the FBI executing a search warrant on the grounds of Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago grounds, hoping to find more evidence revolving around the January 6th incident at the U.S. Capitol last year. Notes from the former President indicate that the FBI had taken Mar-a-Lago “under siege,” even going as far as to breaking into a secure safe. Even with the ongoing investigations into Trump’s legal actions, some are questioning the … Read more

The FBI Has Time To Raid Mar-A-Lago, But Can’t Resolve a Devastating Firebombing of a CompassCare Center In Buffalo? (Guest: Jim Harden)

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The focus on justice can be a bizarre one. Some crimes get immediate attention, while others are left unresolved and wondering when people will find justice. In this particular case, the FBI just executed a search warrant on Donald Trump’s Mar-A-Lago in Florida, attempting to find key information on the actions of the former President. It appears the search was done with little proof, based on what came out of the recent January 6th testimonials. And yet, even … Read more

The Senate Has Passed a New Bill To Cut Back Inflation, But Will It Really Do the Job? (Guest: Steve Beaman)

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In an effort to strike back against growing inflation, the Senate has finally passed a huge bill introduced by the House Democrats. In it, it will provide funds to address climate change, as well as growing health care costs and increasing taxes on large corporations. As a whole, it’s meant to ease the strain of inflation quite a bit. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer proclaimed victory with the passing of the bill, noting, “It’s been … Read more

A Cease Fire Has Taken Place Between Israel and Palestinian Militants – But What Happens Now? (Guest: David Rubin)

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Following three days of bloody attacks that have left dozens killed and others injured, a cease-fire has officially been called between Israel and Palestinian militants, according to reports late in the weekend. The operation began Friday with Israel striking against a leader of the terrorist group Islamic Jihad, and targeted a second leader just a day later. That target, Khaled Mansour, was killed in an airstrike. With this cease-fire, there could be an end to … Read more

Indiana’s Recent Abortion Exceptions For Rape and Fetal Anomalies Should Be of Heavy Concern (Guest: Jim Harden)

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This past week, Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb recently signed a bill that would outlaw most abortions within the state, effective as of September 15th. However, some are showing concerns over certain exceptions with the bill. While the law will block most abortions, it does offer an exception for cases of rape and incest, provided they’re within the first ten weeks of pregnancy. But there are concerns that this could serve as a loophole for some, particularly abortionists … Read more

New York Police Officers Are Quitting In Record Numbers, and It’s a Very Concerning Statistic For the Future (Guest: Michael Letts)

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New York has seen some very startling numbers when it comes to police officers staying on the job. According to the New York Post, the number of officers retiring before reaching their 20 year pension has reached an all-time high. The number jumped 71 percent for this year, going up to nearly 1,100 in all. Nearly 2,500 have resigned this year alone, a huge leap from the 1,731 that left the previous year. NYPD Police … Read more

North Carolina’s New Initiative, Which Puts AR-15’s In Safe Keeping At Schools, Could Possibly Go a Long Way In Protecting Students (Guest: Second Amendment)

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Considering the fallout that came from the Uvalde incident a few weeks back, some school districts aren’t taking any chances when it comes to protecting students during active shooter events. This includes Madison County, North Carolina, as its school system recently approved putting AR-15 rifles in emergency safes on school grounds. Each of the six schools will provide limited access to the weapons just in case danger strikes. Along with the rifles, Sheriff Buddy Harwood … Read more

Why People May Be More Interested In Electric Cars – And It May Not Just Be About the Environment (Guest: Daniel Brdar)

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There has become an increasing need for electric cars on the market – and, surprisingly enough, it may not just be tied in to increasing gas prices and care for the environment. A new report from Fox Business notes that, according to a new independent survey conducted by Polestar, approximately 55 percent of electric car buyers are more interested in the tech that comes with the vehicles, rather than focusing on “environmental benefits.” Gregor Hembrough, Head of … Read more

Arsonist Arrested Within Four Days of Attack on Michigan in Planned Parenthood—No Arrests Made after 58 Days in 45 Attacks on Pro-life Pregnancy Centers (Guest: Jim Harden)

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On August 4, a Michigan man was arrested after attempting to light Kalamazoo Planned Parenthood on fire on July 31, causing minor damage. The immediate multi-agency, federal manhunt that ensued resulted in the arrest of 25-year-old Joshua Brereton in just four days. Given the instantaneous action of law enforcement—including the FBI—does this situation suggest that the FBI is intentionally slow-walking investigations into attacks against pro-life organizations? Q&A: Answer: On August 31st, fires were lit at a … Read more

The Suspension of State Attorney Andrew Warren Should Serve As a Wake-Up Call For Higher-Ups To Do Their Jobs (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Though some may believe that “going their own way” with certain statutes is for the best, the bottom line is if you’re assigned to do a job, you should do that job. Governor Ron DeSantis sounded off this logic loud and clear yesterday when he suspended State Attorney Andrew Warren for refusing to enforce pre-set Florida laws. He made it clear that they should be followed, and not hidden under a “blanket refusal to enforce … Read more

Jewish Rabbis Sue Florida–Claim Abortion Bans Violate Their Religious Liberty (Guest: Jim Harden)

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Monday, August 1, multiple Jewish Rabbis filed suit against the State of Florida, claiming legislation signed into law on July 1 by Gov. Ron DeSantis criminalizing the participation in abortion violates their religious liberty. According to the plaintiffs, the law can be construed as anyone who counsels a woman for an abortion is aiding and abetting a crime, and this is a violation of a Rabbi’s religious liberty. The Rabbis lead off their legal claim by declaring … Read more

A Liquor Store Owner’s Heroic Actions Go a Long Way In Showing Off the Power of Concealed-Carry (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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In the midst of discussions about potentially banning assault weaponry, a recent incident has made a clear argument about the power of concealed-carry amongst private citizens. With this particular case, 80-year old liquor store owner Craig Cope, who is being hailed as a hero by the local community following his actions against recent robbers. When four criminals attempted to rob his store, Cope fought back, hitting one with a shotgun blast and sending the group … Read more

California Liquor Store Owner Stopping a Robbery Shows the Latest Example of the Effectiveness of Armed Citizens (Guest: Second Amendment)

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A recent foiling of a robbery of a California liquor store may be paving the way for showing how effective armed citizens can be fighting back against crime. The owner, Craig Cope, fought back against a group of four would-be robbers invading his store, firing back upon them, and sending them running. One was even heard screaming, “He shot my arm off!” as the criminals sped away. Many are considering Craig as a hero, fighting … Read more

We’ve Already Seen What Some Businesses Have Done In the Face of Inflation, But What Will Banks Be Doing? (Guest: Steve Beaman)

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2022 has not been a good year to many, mainly due to the rising cost of inflation. Despite best efforts to bring down gas prices, they continue to sit at an all-time high; and housing and food costs aren’t going down either. We’ve already seen what some businesses are trying to do to stay afloat…but where does this leave the banks? This new blog over on IMF kind of gives an indication. Several banks, including the … Read more

Biden found the top Al-Qaeda leader, yet his FBI hasn’t found any Domestic Terrorists who Firebombed 50 Pro-life Pregnancy Centers (Guest: Jim Harden)

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The world now knows the top al-Qaeda leader was located and killed. Joe Biden, hoping this action will raise his sagging poll numbers, said he delivered “justice” to families of the 9-11 attacks. So, while we’re on justice, let’s talk about the U.S. Justice Department and its largest law enforcement division, the FBI. What kind of justice has it delivered to the 50 pro-life pregnancy centers that domestic terrorists attacked?   Our guest is Jim Harden, … Read more

First Firebombed Pro-Life Medical Center Reopens Under Threat (Guest: Jim Harden)

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On June 7th, CompassCare’s pro-life medical office in Buffalo was the victim of a brutal arson attack, perpetrated by pro-abortion terrorist group, Jane’s Revenge. CompassCare reopened to serve patient the very next day in an undisclosed location. Now despite increased threats by pro-abortion terrorists and attacks by pro-abortion politicians, CompassCare because the first firebombed pro-life medical office to rebuild and reopen—in just 52 days. Q&A: How long did it take for CompassCare to rebuild and reopen the firebombed medical office?  Answer: Despite increased threats by pro-abortion terrorists and attacks by pro-abortion … Read more

The latest Senseless Death of an Indiana Police Officer Shows the Government Needs to Do More to Protect Men and Women In Blue (Guest: Michael Letts)

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The recent death of a police officer in Indiana has some people questioning why the government isn’t doing more regarding providing them with more funding. Early Sunday morning, 24-year-old officer and U.S. Army veteran Noah Shahnavaz was shot and killed during a routine traffic stop in Madison County, Indiana. The suspect, 42-year-old Carl Roy Webb Boards II, allegedly fired upon Shahnavaz multiple times, hitting him in the chest. As a result, he would succumb to … Read more

Op-Ed: The Murder of an American Veteran Is Being Covered Up (Michael Letts)

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Originally published on The Western Journal. Though the Jan. 6 committee recently wrapped up its “investigation” into the so-called “insurrection” that took place at the U.S. Capitol a year and a half ago, I can’t help but wonder how some things are still left uninvestigated. For instance, the death of veteran Ashli Babbitt. For those unfamiliar, let me paint a scenario based on video taken at the scene. Babbitt attended the rally alongside others. In … Read more

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