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One Year After a Tragic Shooting In a Nashville School, Tennessee Will Now Allow Teachers To Carry Guns

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation explains why this is a move for the better, despite what some people may think. With the debate surrounding safety in schools from “active shooters,” more states have begun adopting policies to allow teachers to concealed-carry, provided they meet the necessary criteria and receive the proper training. This week, Tennessee has been added to the list of states that support it. A new law has been passed that … Read more

Why Are the Gun Owners of America Suing the ATF? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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The spokesman for the group explains why the group is fighting back over the ATF’s “Universal Registration Rule.” In just a matter of days, the Biden administration is set to pass a new rule put in place by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) that would implement a “Universal Registration Rule,” requiring background checks on the private sales of firearms. But before the rule goes into effect on May 20th, several groups … Read more

26 States Join in Lawsuits Against ATF Redefinition of Gun Dealers

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Over half of the states joined in a lawsuit asking the courts to block a rule from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) that redefines “engaged in the business” of dealing in firearms. The new rule would require nearly every firearm sale come from someone with a federal firearms license, a clear violation of our constitutional rights. The controversial U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland signed the new rule April 10 and it … Read more

The Gun Owners of America Are Joining Up With Texas To Challenge the ATF’s Rule On Private Sales of Firearms (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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The spokesman for the group explains why this fight against Biden’s unfair rule is so important right now. The Biden Administration has been working closely with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) on a new rule that requires background checks on the private sales of firearms. And Texas isn’t about to take it lying down. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is challenging the rule, working not only alongside other states, but also supportive … Read more

Gun Policy Seen as Extremely Important to Nearly Half of U.S. Voters (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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A CNN poll that landed Sunday found “Gun Policy” tied for the third most important subject behind only the economy and the vague concept of “protecting democracy,” which was a  particularly popular answer among Democrats.  While 65 percent of registered voters named the economy as “extremely important,” 58 percent said “protecting democracy,” followed by 48 percent for gun policy, crime and immigration. The poll did not define “gun policy” in any way.  Joining us now to discuss … Read more

Pennsylvania Will Now Allow Young Adults To Apply For Concealed-Carry Licenses

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A spokesman for the Second Amendment Foundation explains why this is a significant victory when it comes to safety. At a time when several states are going out of control with their gun laws, Pennsylvania just granted a huge right for those wanting to apply for Concealed-Carry. The U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania have sided with the Second Amendment Foundation and young adults between the ages of 18-20, allowing them to … Read more

The Supreme Court Is Set To Hear the Case Surrounding the Biden Administration Trying To Ban “Ghost Guns” (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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The spokesman for Gun Owners of America discusses the importance of the case, and why Biden seems so determined to regulate them. As President Joe Biden and his Administration continue to push for regulation of self-assembled weapons kits – or “ghost guns” – the Supreme Court is set to hear the case. The Court confirmed this week that it will take up the issue next term, and see if Biden’s Administration has a point in … Read more

The Rights of Private Gun Owners In Colorado Come Under Attack With the Signing of Three New Bills

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A representative for the Second Amendment Foundation discusses the controversial bills, which could violate the right to bear arms. Colorado is no stranger to signing restrictive gun bills. But a trio of new ones signed Saturday evening could spell trouble for private gun owners. As detailed by Colorado Politics, the bills are as follows: House Bill 1270: this bill mandates that firearm owners must have liability insurance and requires insurance companies to offer firearm liability coverage … Read more

The CCRKBA Believes That Joe Biden’s Background Check Expansion Is a Step Way Too Far 

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A spokesman for the group explains why the President is pushing heavily against Second Amendment rights. The White House recently announced a plan to expand background checks to close reported “loopholes” that the Biden administration previously claimed exist in private gun sales and transfers. But, in doing so, it’s set to violate the right to keep and bear arms, as provided by the Second Amendment. “This is another misguided policy that will not accomplish what … Read more

California Is Seeing a Surge In Gun Sales Thanks To the Border Crisis – But Will the Government Intervene? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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The spokesman for the Gun Owners of America discusses the sudden surge in sales, and why Gov. Newsom and his allies should butt out. The state of California is usually recognized for its strict gun laws. However, in the face of a growing border crisis, it appears that more people realize just how much they need them. A report from the New York Post revealed that gun sales across the state have surged as more migrants make … Read more

Tennessee’s Recent Decision To Allow Teachers To Carry Guns In Schools Has Created an Uproar – But It’s Really For the Better

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A Second Amendment Foundation spokesman explains why this could help safety in schools, despite the criticism from others. Following mass shootings that have left three children and three adults killed over the past year, Tennessee has decided to escalate safety measures in schools. The state recently passed a law that will allow teachers and other staffers to carry guns in schools. While the passing has been met with opposition from families, many believe it is … Read more

Washington State Judge Rules High-Capacity Magazine Ban is Unconstitutional

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Cowlitz County Superior Court Judge Gary Bashor ruled the 2022 ban on sales of magazines holding more than 10 rounds violates the state and U.S. constitutions. Bashor explained “There was no appetite to limit gun rights by the Founders.” Washington’s attorney general, who is running for governor, appealed to the state Supreme Court, which quickly granted an emergency stay. So the ban remains during the appeal. A spokesman for the Second Amendment Foundation joins us … Read more

Could the ATF Be Spying On Gun Owners? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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The “hero with a gun” and spokesman for Gun Owners of America discusses some potentially heinous actions by the agency. Congress is soon going to vote on potentially reauthorizing FISA 702, which could leave a huge impact on Constitutional rights – especially to gun owners. With this potentially being re-approved, that will allow the Bureau of Alcohol, Fire, Tobacco and Explosives (ATF) to “monitor foreign terrorists outside our borders,” as well as other potential threats. … Read more

A New Poll Suggests That President Biden Isn’t Thinking Properly When It Comes To Gun Laws

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A spokesman for the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms explains why the President’s restrictive gun rules could cost him re-election. President Joe Biden has been taking some awful decisions when it comes to setting up restrictive gun laws, even going as far as to set up a dedicated office to create them. But now, a new poll suggests just how much people know just how awful he is at it. … Read more

Why Is President Biden So Determined To Shut Down Recreational Shooting and Hunting Programs? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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The spokesman for Gun Owners of America explains why Biden needs to leave the programs be, and how they can help others. Recreational shooting and hunting programs have been going strong for years, helping others learn the basics for how to use such tools – and use them safely, for that matter. But that hasn’t stopped President Joe Biden from using his “anti-gun” crusade in an effort to shut them down. Biden not only tried … Read more

A Federal Judge Just Gave Gun Owners a Major Win When It Comes To the ATF Pistol Brace Rule

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A spokesman for the Second Amendment Foundation discusses the win, and what it means for private gun owners moving forward. The ATF has yet another blow delivered to them, as a federal judge has stopped the agency from enforcing its pistol brace rule on millions of gun owners, including members of the National Rifle Association. Originally, several groups – including the Second Amendment Foundation – battled against the rule, believing that the group’s rule to … Read more

The Third U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Refuse Rehearing For a Crucial Second Amendment Foundation Victory

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A spokesman for the group explains why the Court’s decision worms very well in the favor of private gun owners and their rights. Recently, the Second Amendment Foundation, backed by the Firearms Policy Coalition and three private citizens, managed to score a major legal victory in Pennsylvania. With it, a rule that would’ve prohibited law-abiding young adults from carrying firearms for self-defense and prevented them from acquiring a state license to carry has been deemed … Read more

Should All Knives be Banned after 11 Stabbed in Illinois Rampage? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Four people are dead and as many as 7 more were injured in Rockford, Illinois after a 22-year-old man stabbed them in the middle of the afternoon Wednesday.  In what was first reported as a home invasion, the man killed a 15-year-old girl, a 63-year-old woman, a 49-year-old man, and a 22-year-old man. The stabbings took place at multiple scenes.  What makes this particularly interesting: Had he used a gun, the response from the media and … Read more

Colorado Is Going Too Far With Its Anti-Gun Bills – And Other States Could Follow

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A representative for the Citizens Committee For the Right to Keep and Bear Arms discusses the heinous penalties in the Mile High state. There are strict gun laws – and then there are strict gun laws like the ones Colorado is currently working on. The state has a number of anti-Second Amendment bills in effect that could become a burden for private gun owners – and cost them quite a bit in the process. The main bill, … Read more

The Biden Administration’s Red Flag Hub Puts Private Gun Owners In the Crosshairs (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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The spokesman for the Gun Owners of America believes the rule will stir up nothing but trouble for the sake of “protection”. In a continued effort to fight back against guns, the Biden Administration recent announced that it is setting up a “national center” in the hopes to educate police, prosecutors and others about “red flag” laws, which could take away guns from Americans “who pose a threat to themselves or others.” The National Extreme … Read more

ATF SWAT Raid Kills Bryan Malinowski, director of Clinton National Airport

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In recent events, a tragic encounter during an ATF SWAT raid in Arkansas has sparked national conversation about the use of force in law enforcement operations. The raid, which resulted in the death of Bryan Malinowski, a respected community member and the executive director of the Clinton National Airport, raises critical questions about the boundaries of federal authority and the sanctity of individual rights under the Second Amendment.  As the nation grapples with these questions, … Read more

Everytown’s Latest Report On Gun Safety Has a Number of False Statements

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A Second Amendment Foundation representative discusses the report, which falsely discusses the number of children shot and killed by handguns. Everytown for Gun Safety made waves earlier this week with a report that notes how children unintentionally shot and killed more than 157 people over the past year with handguns, along with wounding more than 270. And even though major outlets are eager to pick up the story, it’s not as factual as some may … Read more

Are Members of Congress Really Paying For Anti-Gun Studies For Gun Control? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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The Gun Owners of America spokesman discusses what the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) just might be planning. There are members of Congress that thrive on any kind of anti-gun measures they can provide, but a new report suggests they’re digging a little deeper to make them work. Reports indicate that there are some members of Congress that are spending millions in tax dollars for the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the National Institutes … Read more

Could Haiti’s Escaped Prisoner Crisis Make Its Way Into the United States?

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A Second Amendment Foundation representative discusses the importance of having weapons to protect yourselves, especially with a potential crisis. A crisis is ongoing right now in Haiti, and the specter of violence and anarchy looms large, not just over the Caribbean nation but with the potential of reaching the United States. With thousands of convicts freed in violent prison breaks and gang alliances fortifying under leaders with a grim vision, the situation is growing more … Read more

South Carolina Just Joined the List of States That Now Allow Constitutional-Carry – So Why Isn’t Biden Paying Attention? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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The spokesman for the Gun Owners of America discusses the state’s recent bill, along with the statement it makes to Biden. This past Thursday, during the State of the Union Address, President Joe Biden made it clear that his vision for the future involves restoring “the right to choose and protect other freedoms.” The problem is, he wasn’t speaking about the Second Amendment and continues to give private gun owners the cold shoulder. However, many … Read more

Joe Biden Wants To “Restore the Right To Choose and Protect Other Freedoms” – So Why Doesn’t That Include the Second Amendment?

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A spokesman for the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms discusses Biden’s State of the Union address, and what was sorely missing. Though President Joe Biden and his followers believed he put on a great State of the Union address, it left a lot of questions to be answered. Particularly his line about protecting freedoms. He noted that his vision for the future includes restoring “the right to choose and protect … Read more

An Ohio Representative’s Attempt To Demonize Guns May Come Back To Haunt Him At the Pools

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A representative for the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms explains how voters can see right through a State Rep’s attempt to gain stature. Politicians sure do like riding particular trends in an effort to get them votes. But the ones that go after causes for the wrong reasons – to get attention – can usually be seen from a mile away. That’s the case with State Rep. Willis E. Blackshear … Read more

Why Is New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham So Dedicated To Gun Ban Laws That Will Just Get Knocked Down? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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The “hero with a gun” discusses Grisham’s continuous efforts to try and get guns banned, despite the Second Amendment standing firm. It seems that with each passing week, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham thinks up new gun restrictions that she believes will benefit the state of New Mexico. This week, Grisham fired four new “public safety measures,” including two very strict gun rules, in the face of the public health emergency over gun violence that collapsed … Read more

CCRKBA Discusses Louisiana’s Huge Step Forward With Its Signing of a Constitutional Carry Bill

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A representative for the group discusses the importance of the signing, especially in the face of so many gun limitations. At a time when so many states are trying to put restrictive gun laws in place, Louisiana is taking a different approach. Governor Jeff Landry recently signed a “Constitutional Carry” bill, keeping his previously made promise to allow voters to retain their right to bear arms as needed. The Citizens Committee for the Right to … Read more

A Judge Has Granted Summary Judgment For Three Individuals Suffering From California’s Unfair Gun Laws

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A Second Amendment Foundation representative discusses the significance of the win, and what that could mean moving forward. At a time when California government seems determined to take Second Amendment rights away from citizens, one judge in the state has seen enough. A Summary Judgment has been awarded to three individuals following a lawsuit that went against the state’s Penal Code, which affected their Second Amendment rights to those with vacated felony convictions. U.S. District Judge … Read more

The Veterans Administration Is Unfairly Getting Men and Women Banned From Owning Firearms (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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The spokesman for the Gun Owners of America believes rights of former American service members are being violated. There are a number of politicians out there that want nothing more than to create gun laws to take firearms out of the hands of private citizens – and apparently, the Veterans Administration is part of that group. In the midst of veterans simply struggling with their health or trying to make ends meet, this group is … Read more

Virginia Is Seeing a Flurry of Gun Control Bills From Democrats, But Governor Glenn Youngkin Can See Right Through Most of Them

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A Second Amendment representative explains why Youngkin’s actions will be for the better when it comes to private gun owners. Governor Glenn Youngkin of Virginia certainly has his hands full. Democratic advocates have been preparing a flurry of gun control bills, in the hopes that many of them would give them leeway to tell citizens their rights with weapons. But Youngkin isn’t expected to approve many of them. According to this report from News Leader, … Read more

The White House’s Office of Gun Violence Prevention Poses a Huge Threat To Private Gun Owners

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A spokesman for the Second Amendment Foundation explains how President Biden isn’t holding back on going after guns. When President Joe Biden first opened the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention, he noted that it would “centralize, accelerate and intensify our work to save more lives quickly. That’s what it was designed to do. It will drive and coordinate a government and nationwide effort to reduce gun violence.” That said, however, this piece over on … Read more

Is Chuck Schumer Enlisting Sports Leagues To Help With Reinstating a Soon-To-Expire Gun Law? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Gun Owners of America spokesman Stephen Willeford wonders why the NFL and NASCAR are getting involved in the first place. The Undetectable Firearms Act, which was initially signed in 1988, is set to expire. The law made it illegal to manufacture or possess any firearm not detectable via metal detector or X-ray, also mandating that there be at least four ounces of metal within it. That said, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-New York) has … Read more

The Reauthorization of a FISA Bill Could Be Trouble For Private Gun Owners (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Gun Owners of America spokesman Stephen Willeford explains why gun owners’ rights could be in jeopardy from the surveillance bill. Private gun owners and various gun groups are keeping a close eye on the renewal of a bill that could go to the House of Representatives as soon as this week. The bill would enable the right for the renewal of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA for short. The current act is set … Read more

Stephen Willeford Discusses the Lakewood Church Shooting

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A harrowing incident took place at Joel Osteen’s Lakewood Church in Houston this past Sunday, resulting in the death of a shooter – a female suspect that had brought a child with her – and the injury of two others. Though it avoided major casualties like other “active shooter” events such as this, many people – including Osteen himself – were notably shaken by it.  “We don’t understand why all these things happened, but we … Read more

The Times Square Shooting Incident Just Took Away New York Officials’ “Sensitive Area” Gun Ban Argument

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A Second Amendment Foundation spokesman explains why Mayor Eric Adams and Gov. Kathy Hochul no longer have a leg to stand on. In the face of a Times Square shooting that left a female shopper wounded (with the suspect being arrested hours later), the idea of New York’s “sensitive area” gun ban to prevent violent crime has now come into serious question. Despite the law being in place, the suspect had no problem firing a … Read more

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