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Why Governor Gavin Newsom’s California Gun Measures Will Create More Problems Than Solutions

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Gun Owners of America Stephen Willeford explains why the new measure won’t slow the growing violence within Newsom’s state. In an effort to try and quell the growing gun violence within his state of California, Governor Gavin Newsom signed a number of gun control measures into law, including limitations on where Californians can legally carry weapons. On top of that, he’s also created a state tax on firearms and ammunition, to the tune of 11 … Read more

Smith & Wesson Has Officially Moved To a State That Will Show Them More Appreciation

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation explains why the move to Tennessee will work better for the gun manufacturer. Smith & Wesson recently made a historic move from Massachusetts to Tennessee – and it is sure to serve them better as a result. The company, which was established in 1852 and has become one of America’s most noteworthy gun manufacturers, previously found itself in the midst of strict gun laws in the state of … Read more

The White House Hasn’t Said a Word About Resurfaced Anti-Police Social Media Posts – And It Should Be

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts wonders why President Biden and his administration have strangely gone silent over the controversial posts. Right before the weekend, Fox News Digital had noticed several social media posts made in the past by Tyler Cherry, the Department of the Interior’s principal deputy communications director and senior spokesman. But these just aren’t any posts talking about the weather – they demoralize police and, worse yet, boost the message of “Russiagate.” Back in 2015, … Read more

With the Israel/Hamas War Beyond Negotiation, What Will Happen Now?

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Retired Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis discusses Hamas actions and what could happen next. Ever since it began its attacks on Israel over the weekend, Hamas has continued to move forward against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his administration. As a result, over 900 people have now been killed, and apparently there’s no negotiation in place to bring an end to the ongoing war. Speaking with President Joe Biden Sunday night, Netanyahu explained that, when … Read more

First Pro-life Group Does What DOJ Refuses—Sues Pro-abortion Extremists 

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On October 5, 2023, firebombed pro-life medical network CompassCare filed a civil Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrance Act (FACE) complaint against pro-abortion extremists in U.S. District Court, Western District of New York—Judge Lawrence J. Vilardo presiding. The Chicago-based public interest law firm, Thomas More Society, is acting as unofficial legal counsel while Ganguly Brothers, PLLC, is representing CompassCare. CompassCare CEO, Rev. Jim Harden says, “It is ridiculous that as pro-life citizens we are forced to do the job of … Read more

China Seems To Be Aiming For Claiming Territory Within the South China Sea – But It Could Bring Trouble (Guest: Nan Su)

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The Epoch Times’ Nan Su discusses the country’s latest moves, and why it’s something that shouldn’t be ignored. Over the past year, leader Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party has certainly been making unsettling decisions, particularly with Taiwan and the United States. But now, it could be trying to cause trouble on the South China Sea – mainly by staking claim to it. According to the AP News, the country has revealed a new map … Read more

After Attacking Trump’s Border Wall Solution, President Biden Just Went and Adopted It As His Own (Guest: Michael Letts)

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The law enforcement veteran discusses the move, and why it seems like a half-hearted attempt to slow the growing migrant problem in the United States. In previous years, the Biden administration didn’t hold back on picking on former President Donald Trump’s border wall solution, stopping production in early 2021 and noting how it was “just one example of the prior administration’s misplaced priorities and failure to manage migration in a safe, orderly and humane way.” But, … Read more

Pro-life Strategist Calls for Nomination of Non-Elected Speaker of the House to Combat Corruption (Guest: Jim Harden)

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In an historically unprecedented move, the Speaker of the House, Kevin McCarthy (R-CA.), was removed from his role. Rev. Jim Harden, the pro-life strategist who predicted Republican losses at the midterms for focusing on money and crime instead of morality, says that the corruption within the upper echelons of government are so pervasive that this unprecedented political event warrants another unprecedent political event. Rev. Harden states, “The appointment of a non-elected Speaker may be required to navigate … Read more

A Dozen Cities Are Suing Los Angeles Court System Over Its Zero Bail Policy (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts discusses why the zero-bail system is a burden to the many communities. In the face of growing criminal activity and danger that could be imposed upon its communities, a dozen citizens around the Los Angeles area have decided to take matters into their own hands. Per this report from The Epoch Times, these twelve cities – including the likes of Whittier, Arcadia and Lakewood – have filed a lawsuit, asking … Read more

Will the FTC’s Lawsuit Against Amazon Open the Door For More Arbitrary State Action With Antitrust? (Guest: Kevin Stocklin)

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The Epoch Times’ senior investigative reporter discusses the suit, and what kind of effect it could have with future legal matters. Per this report from The Epoch Times, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) launched antitrust case against Amazon late last month, noting that the corporate company’s “ongoing pattern of illegal conduct blocks competition, allowing it to wield monopoly power to inflate prices, degrade quality, and stifle innovation for consumers and businesses.” But critics say this suit is … Read more

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker Just Called Out President Biden On His Lack of Action Surrounding the Border Crisis – But Will He Listen? (Guest: Kay Rubacek)

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The producer and editor of the new Epoch TV documentary Gotaways discusses the Governor’s comments, and why Biden should listen. With the ongoing crisis at the border that sees thousands of migrant make their way into the United States, it appears that the Biden administration is doing very little to take control of it. And this has apparently frustrated Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker to no end. According to NBC News, Pritzker recently sent a letter to President … Read more

Democrats In Boston Just Voted Down Providing Its Police Department With Necessary Funding – But Why? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts can’t understand why politics would overcome the need to keep the streets of Boston safe. Just when it appeared that Boston would get the necessary funds to bring its police force back to full strength, politics have once again ruined everything. In a new report from Fox News, the Boston Police Department was set to receive $3.4 million in new funding, as an effort to quell the growing crime within its state. … Read more

Could China Be On the Verge of a Financial Crisis? (Guest: Nan Su)

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The Epoch Times’ senior investigative reporter discusses the country’s monetary struggles, and if that could have an effect on the CCP. Just like the United States, China appears to be facing a form of financial struggle when it comes to real estate. And that could fold over into the other monetary problems the country is facing. According to this report from Nikkei Asia, The World Bank recently cut back its growth forecast for China in terms of … Read more

The Latest Overturning of Restrictive Gun Laws In Maryland Bring Up a Simple Question – Why Do Officials Keep Trying To Make Laws That Go Against the Second Amendment?

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation discusses the recent overturning, and ponders why some officials just keep trying. Another week, another attempt by a state to pass a restrictive gun law, only to see it get cut down to size through the courts. Right before the weekend, a federal judge managed to temporarily block portions of a new Maryland law that would have limited where firearms can be carried within the state. The measure, … Read more

NY Survey Just “Sneaky Subpoena” (Guest: Jim Harden)

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Based on the failure of former NY Attorney General Eliot Spitzer to subpoena Pregnancy Centers, NY Gov. Hochul has outsmarted herself by creating a survey with no enforcement. The surveys were sent as part of an investigation authorized by the Pregnancy Center Investigation Act, “authorizes a study to examine unmet health and resource needs and impact of limited service pregnancy centers.” The bill defines “limited service” as an entity “whose primary purpose…is to provide services … Read more

The Drama Surrounding the Averted Government Shutdown Is Taking the Focus Off of Much-Needed Funding For Police Officers (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts is concerned that attention isn’t been given on the rising criminal activity in various states, as well as at the border. Just before the weekend, Congress was finally able to garner a temporary agreement to keep the government funded through mid-November. But the real concern is the fact there was so much focus on scrambling for a last second deal instead of establishing funds where they need to be. After … Read more

Oakland Businesses Have Spoken Out About the Increase In Crime – But the Question Is Who Will Listen?

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts advises Gov. Newsom and his city officials to take action before it’s too late. With crime increasing across a number of states, merchants in Oakland have seen enough and have made a plea to government to resolve the matter. Per this report from The Epoch Times, hundreds of businesses in Oakland, California closed early (or shut down for the day), and their owners took to the streets to protest the increase … Read more

The House Just Shut Down the Biden Administration’s Silly Attempt to Defund School Shooting Sports Programs

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A spokesperson for the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms explain why this is such a pivotal victory for genuine safety. The Biden Administration has been on a tear as of late in an effort to slow gun violence. The only thing is, however, they’ve gone the wrong way about it. For instance, it attempted to defund school shooting sports programs, believing they don’t serve a benefit to students. However, the … Read more

First Conviction in Over 300 Attacks on Pro-Life Entities, DOJ Silent(Guest: Jim Harden)

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The CEO of CompassCare discusses the conviction. The Eric County District Attorney’s office has finally given a criminal conviction on an attack against a pro-life center. Hannah Kamke has pled guilty to vandalizing CompassCare’s Buffalo medical office earlier this year. She is ordered to pay a fine of $2580. There have been over 300 attacks on pro-life entities since the illegal leak of the Dobbs decision, yet this is the first conviction to date. Assistant U.S. District … Read more

With Critical Theories on the Rise, the New Book Critical Dilemma Comes At Just the Right Time

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Co-authors Neil Shenvi and Pat Sawyer discuss their new book, which connects the dots between radical ideology and societal decay. Critical theories are having a widespread impact everywhere – government, education, churches, you name it. But how to get a better understanding of what they’re about? That’s where the new book Critical Dilemma: The Rise of Critical Theories and Social Justice Ideology – Implications for the Church and Society proves useful. Co-written by authors Neil Shenvi and … Read more

Record High Oil Output Is Expected In 2024, But Trouble Could Very Well Follow (Guest: Kevin Stocklin)

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The Epoch Times’ Kevin Stocklin discusses his latest report, and how growing oil production for 2024 isn’t as positive as it seems. A new report from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) notes that the U.S. could be set to create record production of oil and gas for 2024, with crude oil reaching as high as 13.1 million barrels per day in 2024. U.S. production of natural gas is set to see a similar rise, … Read more

Did Ukraine Falsely Report the Death of a Russian Black Sea Commander To Get Money Out of the United States?

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts and retired Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis discuss the implications from the claim. The news was buzzing earlier this week that Ukraine had successfully launched a military strike that resulted in the death of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet commander Admiral Viktor Sokolov, as well as 33 of his fellow servicemen. Many claimed this was a victorious moment for Ukraine, adding further heft to its recent deal to receive billions of dollars … Read more

Why Is Joe Biden More Concerned About Setting Up a Dedicated Gun Violence Office Instead of Looking More Into Concealed-Carry?

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A Second Amendment Foundation representative discusses why Biden’s latest move to “combat gun violence” isn’t really the best direction to take. Over the past year, President Joe Biden has been pushing to ban assault weapons in the United States. But considering the Second Amendment (and the right to bear arms) stands in his way, he seems to be taking a strange new path. During the weekend, Biden announced that he is establishing a new office … Read more

President Biden’s New Violence Prevention Office Has a Dangerous New Agenda – And It Spells Trouble For the Rights of Private Gun Owners (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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The spokesman for the Gun Owners of America explains why members of Congress need to act before Biden and his administration call for a public health emergency. Just mere days after Gov. Grisham called for a “public health emergency” that temporarily called for the banning of carrying guns in Albuquerque, President Joe Biden has established an office that might just be looking into a similar action for other states. Right before the weekend, Biden established … Read more

With Higher-Ups Going Missing In China, Is There Concern About Xi Jinping’s Stature In China? (Guest: Nan Su)

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The Epoch Times’ Nan Su discusses the disappearance of several officials, including the current Chinese Defense Minister. There have been many questions surrounding Xi Jinping and his actions in China as of late – but a particular one surrounds those that haven’t made much presence in a while. A new report reveals that Chinese Defense Minister Li Shangfu hasn’t been seen publicly in the past two weeks; and with President Jinping’s recent call for “unity” within … Read more

New Report Suggests That The FBI Is Stealing Thousands of Dollars From Average Citizens (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts discusses the potential actions by the bureau, and wonders why they would consider stealing money. There has been a lot of discussion about reported shady actions by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), including investigating innocent Americans based on their religious choices and online actions. But a new report from Fox News indicates that the agency might be stealing money from citizens as well. Two Americans have filed charges against the FBI, … Read more

The Challenges That Come With Making a Gender Transformation Docudrama, Particularly With Today’s Climate (Guest: Tobias Elvhage)

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Co-director Tobias Elvhage discusses the new film Gender Transformation: The Untold Realities, which is available for viewing on Epoch TV. Epoch TV has recently debuted its latest feature docudrama, Gender Transformation: The Untold Realities, which takes a closer look at the topic of transgenderism and youth. It does so by exploring the roles played by the educational system, the medical and pharmaceutical industries, the financial interests behind the transgender movement, and the societal and political mechanisms being utilized. … Read more

Attorney General Merrick Garland’s Recent Comments To a House Judiciary Committee Leaves Some Concern

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts breaks down the Attorney General’s answers, and why he’s looking for more answers. With all the discussion surrounding Hunter Biden’s all-too-easy surrendering to gun charges, the House Judiciary Committee was seeking answers. So, they called upon Attorney General Merrick Garland to provide them. However, his straightforward – and almost scripted – response has just left more questions. In his opening statement, Garland noted that “the Justice Department works for the … Read more

The True Pro-Life Stance: Examining the Call for a 15-Week Abortion Ban (Guest: Bradlee Dean)

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The Sons of Liberty radio host Bradlee Dean discusses the importance as the fight over abortion continues. The pro-life community faces a pivotal moment following Donald Trump’s recent statement on Meet the Press, where he proposed a compromise to resolve the abortion debate, suggesting an allowance for a certain number of abortions.  This sparked discussions, and now, a 15-week abortion ban is gaining momentum, garnering consensus among some pro-life groups. Many conservatives, however, view this … Read more

China Isn’t Too Pleased With Germany Calling Xi Jinping a “Dictator” – Even Though It Makes Sense (Guest: Nan Su)

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The Epoch Times’ senior investigative reporter discusses the labeling and why China may be taking such offense to it. With the way that Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) have been acting over the past year or so, it appears some people are taking the route of labeling him a “dictator.” And China doesn’t seem too pleased with that. During a recent interview with Fox News, German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock used the term … Read more

The Heavy Cost of Migrants In the United States (Guest: Kay Rubacek)

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The producer and editor of the new Epoch Times documentary Gotaways explains how a heavy cost is coming from migrants sneaking into the country. While there is concern surrounding safety with migrants sneaking into the United States, there’s also another factor to consider – a financial cost. As you may have heard in the news, Texas, Florida and other states are spending thousands of dollars to ship migrants to other cities. But the toll is really adding … Read more

Governor Newsom’s Request For a Gun Control-Based 28thAmendment Is a Problem, and Other States Need To Act Quickly

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A representative for the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms explains why private gun owners’ rights are in danger of being violated. California lawmakers have approved anti-gun Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom’s plan to push for a 28th Amendment to dictate strict gun control measures. But gun groups – including the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA) – are calling for other states to reject the measure before … Read more

Has New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham Gone Too Far With Her Gun Ban?

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Even as she loosens her current restrictions, law enforcement veteran Michael Letts and Gun Owners of America spokesman Stephen Willeford can’t help but wonder how far is too far. Right before the weekend, New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham filled a public health order that effectively banned the public carrying of firearms around the city of Albuquerque, with the exception of those involved with law enforcement. The sudden – and rash – decision has left … Read more

Hunter Biden Has Finally Been Indicted On Gun Charges, But the Real Question Is Why His Other Crimes Aren’t Being Addressed

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts discusses how convenient the indictment is for Biden, and why he isn’t likely to face any other conspiracy charges. It appears that Hunter Biden will finally have his day in court. But the real question is what kind of punishment he’ll get for the meager crimes he’s being indicted for. U.S. Special Counsel David Weiss has indicted President Biden’s son on three charges, including making false statements on a federal … Read more

The Second Amendment Foundation Provides Its Full Support On Senators Seeking Legal Action Against a New Mexico Governor’s Unconstitutional Gun Ban

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A representative for the group explains why the Senators are so concerned over the irrational actions of Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham. Last week, New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham caused havoc for citizens of Albuquerque by outright banning the ability to carry guns (save for officers of the law). But now, on the heels of six Senators calling for an investigation, the Second Amendment Foundation is speaking up on the matter. U.S. Attorney General Merrick … Read more

China Isn’t Backing Down On Its Plans For Taiwan, But It Remains Defiant As It Notes That It’s “Not For Sale” (Guest: Nan Su)

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The Epoch Times’ investigative reporter Nan Su discusses the CCP’s latest actions, as well as recent comments from X social media owner Elon Musk. Even though Taiwan has made it clear that China doesn’t own them, that isn’t stopping Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party from attempting to move in on the matter. According to CNN, China has recently enacted a plan for integration of both the coastal province of Fujian and the self-governed … Read more

A Police Dog Played a Vital Role In the Capture of an Escaped Pennsylvania Killer

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts discusses the importance of police dogs, and why city governments need to continue to take care of them. Police officers are going through a rough time at the moment, between the lack of care by some of their city governments and growing criminal activity. But there’s also another group of heroes that don’t earn enough respect in the world – police dogs. One made headlines earlier this week following the … Read more

The Gun Owners of America Refuse To Stand By While New Mexico’s Governor Takes Away Its Citizens’ Gun Rights

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Spokesman Stephen Willeford explains how Michelle Lujan Grisham is getting everything wrong with her decision – and why legal action is necessary. Right before the weekend, Democratic New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham used a public health emergency to ban the right to carry firearms for most citizens within the city of Albuquerque. The ban is for a 30 day period, though Grisham is considering making it longer. The move has been met with harsh … Read more

California’s Controversial Child Gender Identity Bill Leaves Concern For Parents (Guest: Tobias Elvhage)

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The producer of Gender Transformation: The Untold Realities explains why the state’s controversial new bill could create havoc for families. It’s no secret that several states have been pushing for anti-transgender policies over the past couple of years. However, a new bill set to be signed by Governor Gavin Newsom in California is on the verge of tearing families apart. The measure, AB 957, will incorporate parents’ “affirmation of the child’s gender identity or gender expression” into a … Read more

Does Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy Have a Legitimate Impeachment Case Against President Joe Biden? (Guest: Bradlee Dean)

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The host of Sons of Liberty Radio discusses what the Constitution says in the case surrounding the reported actions of the President. After months of pressure from his Republican colleagues, Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy has officially requested a committee look into the actions of President Joe Biden, as part of a formal impeachment inquiry. “This logical next step will give our committees the full power to gather all the facts and answers for the American … Read more

New Mexico’s Governor Has Just Called For a Complete Ban of Guns In Albuquerque – and It Could Create a World of Legal Troubles

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A Second Amendment representative explains why Michelle Lujan Grisham’s latest move could create more problems than it’s worth. Over the past year or so, many states have been trying to implement limitations on concealed-carry of weapons, or even trying to ban weapons outright. And now, you can add New Mexico to the list. Democratic Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has instituted a public health order right before the weekend that bans firearms in Albuquerque, meaning that … Read more

Escaped Pennsylvania Prisoner Captured After 2 weeks: What Took So Long? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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In recent events, the inefficiencies of ICE and Border Patrol were highlighted when they allowed a convicted murderer from Brazil to cross the border, eventually committing another heinous crime in Pennsylvania. This alarming event has raised questions about our border control measures and the subsequent escape of the murderer from prison.  Known for his outspoken views on such matters, Police Officer Michael Letts condemns not only the border control agencies but also the prison management. … Read more

Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy Is Finally Moving Forward On an Impeachment Inquiry of President Joe Biden (Guest: Michael Letts)

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While it could’ve come much sooner, InVest USA’s Michael Letts praises the move – but what comes next? After spending months looking into the personal matters surrounding his son Hunter Biden, it appears that President Joe Biden is finally facing an impeachment inquiry brought on by Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy. He announced the inquiry earlier today, stating, “House Republicans have uncovered serious and credible allegations into President Biden’s conduct. Taken together, these allegations … Read more

Could China’s Economic Woes Lead To Possible Desperation (Guest: Retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis)

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Retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis discusses some recent comments indicating that the country is becoming a “ticking time bomb.” The ongoing tension between China and the United States has grown over the past few months, but some recent comments from President Joe Biden indicate that the country might consider something desperate to keep afloat. At a recent fundraiser, Biden noted that China’s economy is “in trouble,” and that these economic challenges are anything … Read more

The Community of Los Gator Has Suspended Its “Sensitive Areas” Rule, Allowing Legal Concealed Carry To Take Place

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation discusses this recent victory, though there’s still a long ways to go with other states. Considering that the state of California has literally come under heavy fire from a number of gun regulations, any victory – even a small one – for private gun owners should be celebrated. That’s what recently happened in the community of Los Gatos (in Santa Clara County), as it has chosen to suspend … Read more

Is DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas Handing Border Control Over To Mexican Cartels? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts discusses a new Fox report, where the House Homeland Security Committee may have made a devastating discovery. The situation at the U.S./Mexico border might actually be worse than anyone thought. A new report over on Fox News has revealed that, per revelations by the House Homeland Security Committee, DHS Secretary Alejandros Mayorkas may have ceded control of the southern border to Mexican cartels. This comes via a new report from the administration’s … Read more

The Importance of Critical Dilemma: The Rise of Critical Theories and Social Justice Ideology (Guests: Neil Shenvi and Pat Sawyer)

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The authors discuss their new book, which addresses how critical theories are bringing about the destabilization of government, education, industry, and churches. With critical theories having a pervasive and detrimental influence on government, education, churches, and even homes, it helps to have a perspective that breaks things down. And that’s where Critical Dilemma: The Rise of Critical Theories and Social Justice Ideology—Implications for the Church and Society comes in. Co-written by authors Neil Shenvi and Pat Sawyer, … Read more

The Pennsylvania Prison Escape of a Deadly Killer In Brazil Brings Up the Question of How Safe The Government Is Keeping Us From Migrants (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts discusses the bizarre prison escape, as well as what Joe Biden and his administration need to do to tighten border security. For the past few months now, security along the U.S./Mexico Border has been an ongoing topic, especially with migrants making their way into this country by the thousands. But now a new situation has put that back into question, with many wondering how such a dangerous killer got in … Read more

Why Is the U.S. Becoming Less Effective In Catching Immigrants At the Border? (Guest: Kay Rubacek)

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Producer and editor Kay Rubacek discusses the new Epoch TV film Gotaways, and how the government is failing to stop migrants from pouring into the country. The United States has a serious problem at the U.S./Mexico border, with hundreds of migrants somehow slipping into the country. And it appears that the government is doing very little to rectify the matter. Even though the Biden Administration has attempted to make changes to potentially make it more difficult … Read more

Family of Deceased Man In Texas Furious Over the Wheeling and Dealing By the Soros District Attorney With the Suspects (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Law enforcement veteran Michael Letts discusses the fallout that comes with a plea bargain with an aggressive prosecutor, in place of real justice. There are some prosecutors out there that push to get the job done, no matter what it takes. But in doing so, sometimes they can turn a blind eye to the justice that is due. In this particular case, the family of a man brutally murdered in a mob-style attack in Round Rock, … Read more

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