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The Latest Active Shooter Event In Raleigh Calls For a Needed Solution – And Concealed-Carry Is the Answer (Guest: Second Amendment)

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A spokesperson for the Second Amendment Foundation explains why governments should consider this option. Another tragic active shooter event has taken place in Raleigh, and its community is reeling. Five people have been killed in the tragic event, with a 15-year old suspect taken into custody. Among these victims are three women, as well as a police officer. Many are asking questions as to what motivated the shooter, as an “investigation is ongoing,” according to … Read more

The FBI Appears To Be Undermining the Effectiveness of Concealed-Carry Shooters, But the Real Question Is Why (Topic: Stephen Willeford)

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Gun Owners of America Spokesman Stephen Willeford questions the reported actions of the bureau. Fox News recently provided details on a new report conducted by the Crime Prevention Research Center (CPRC), indicating that the FBI is trying to cover up the numbers of effective concealed-carry citizens stopping active shooter events. According to the CPRC, the report is filled with “massive errors” from the bureau. The data shows that 34.4 percent of active shooter events between 2014 and … Read more

A New Report Suggests That the FBI Could Be Hiding Numbers Indicating Just How Effective Concealed-Carry Citizens Are (Guest: Second Amendment)

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A Second Amendment Foundation representative questions why the bureau would be reporting lower numbers. Many private gun owners and pro-gun groups have been calling for the passing of a concealed-carry rule to help with growing criminal activity in cities, as well as a potential solution for active shooter events. Today, a news story from Fox News indicates why they’re making such an argument. The report, put together by the Crime Prevention Research Center (CPRC), notes that there … Read more

A Federal Judge Has Struck Back Against New York’s Gun-Control Laws – But What Will Governor Kathy Hochul Do In Response? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Gun Owners of America spokesperson Stephen Willeford explains why this is a good win, but the battle is far from over. Following the Supreme Court overturning restrictive local gun licensing requirements, New York Governor Kathy Hochul introduced some restrictive new ones a little while back, including concealed-carry heroes being unable to take weapons within certain locations. However, a judge recently decided that some of these gun laws were just too strict. As a result, they … Read more

In New York City, Gun Owners Are Guilty Until Proven Innocent (Guest: Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in The Western Journal.) One of the cornerstones of American law is that you are innocent until proven guilty. It sets American law apart from that in many other countries. It helps keep innocent people from being wrongly convicted. It’s also something that Democratic politicians are willing to ignore as they weaponize the police against people who don’t hold the proper positions on various issues. The most recent example of this can be … Read more

A Louisville Mayoral Candidate Believes Making Guns “Inoperable” Is the Best Solution – But It’s Asking For Trouble (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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With so many active shooter events happening as of late, government officials and lawmakers are scrambling to find a solution. One mayoral candidate in Louisville, however, thinks he has the answer – though it could just be asking for trouble. Per this report from the Courier Journal, Craig Greenberg, who is running for the position in the Kentucky town, noted that, if elected, he would modify its seized firearms auction by rendering firearms unusable before handing … Read more

A New Credit Card Category For Gun Purchases Seems Like a Good Idea To Some – But Could It Be Considered an Invasion of Privacy? (Guest: Second Amendment)

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Major credit card manufacturers Mastercard, American Express and Visa announced this past week that it would implement a new vendor code from the International Organization for Standardization that would be specific to gun vendors. This would do away with gun purchases being categorized as “sporting goods” or “miscellaneous,” making them easier to track as a result. However, this also gives credit card companies the right to report any kind of “suspicious” gun purchases to law … Read more

Is the FBI Pressuring People To Give Up Their Second Amendment Rights? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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The Federal Bureau of Investigation – or FBI, as they’re known – have come under fire as of late, particularly with their raid on Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate a few weeks ago. But now, based on a new report from Daily Caller, they could be taking part in far more sinister actions. According to the report, the FBI secretly provided forms to Americans between the years of 2016 and 2019, making them “voluntarily” surrender their rights … Read more

New York Governor Kathy Hochul Reveals New Gun Laws To Help Protect the Public – But How Much Will They Protect Gun Owners? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Shortly before the Labor Day weekend, New York Governor Kathy Hochul put a number of new gun laws in effect, following actions taken by the Supreme Court to reverse its recent decision against the state. These include increased background checks and firearm safety and live-fire training for those seeking to carry gun permits, as well as a required renewal of permits every three years. But the big one strikes a blow against those believing in … Read more

New York Governor Kathy Hochul Attacks Private Gun Owners Yet Again With Restrictive New Concealed Carry Laws (Guest: Second Amendment)

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Following the Supreme Court’s reversal of New York’s stringent gun restrictions, the state has struck back with a number of laws aimed specifically at those who practice concealed-carry. In an announcement late last week, Governor Kathy Hochul announced the new laws, taking effect over the Labor Day Weekend. The main one among these prohibits concealed carry permit holders from bringing their firearms into “sensitive” locations, including Times Square, bars and hospitals. In addition, the laws … Read more

Joe Biden Continues To Push For an Assault Weapons Ban, and It’s a Sign of Concern For Private Gun Owners Everywhere (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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President Joe Biden has been pushing for a full-on ban of assault weapons for several weeks now – and he’s showing no signs of slowing down. During a recent multi-state push heading into the Labor Day weekend, Biden made it clear that a ban is the answer. “I’m determined to ban assault weapons in this country,” he noted. “I did it once before and we will do it again.” He also noted, “If we elect more … Read more

President Biden Continues His Push To Ban Assault Weapons In the U.S., Continuing His Battle With Private Gun Owners (Guest: Second Amendment Foundation)

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While working his way through a trio of states over the Labor Day weekend, President Joe Biden continued his push to ban assault rifles in the United States, as a potential solution to slowing active shooter events. During a stop in Maryland, Biden explained to his followers, “I’m determined to ban assault weapons in this country. I did it once before and we will do it again.” He continued, “If we elect more Democrats to … Read more

Gun Manufacturers Moving To More Supportive States Should Serve As a Warning Call To States Setting Up Restrictive Gun Laws (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Various states are starting to put restrictive gun laws in place, either banning assault rifles entirely or putting together rules that will make it tougher to own one. While this may look good for anti-gun advocates, it could spell bad news for the states when it comes to business. That’s because, according to this report from The Washington Post, at least 20 firearms, ammunitions and gun accessory companies are shifting production, and even their entire headquarters, from … Read more

Has the ATF Gone Too Far When It Comes To Private Gun Owners? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Though most of Congress’ laws seem to protect gun owners, some believe that the ATF – the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives – could have its own agenda when it comes to how it deals with private gun owners. Reports indicate that the group recently admitted that it was working on compiling approximately one billion records on gun owners, and even went as far as to harass certain private gun owners in an … Read more

California Recently Banned Gun Shows In Its State, and It Shows How Out of Touch They Really Are With Private Gun Owners (Guest: Second Amendment Foundation)

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Recently, California opted to put an end to the public sale of firearms and ammunition on state property, in an effort to try and end the continuous violence that comes from active shooter events. However, as a result of this ban, it has pretty much spelled out the end of public gun shows in the state. A number of gun safety activists have argued in the past that shows such as this not only increase … Read more

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

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

The House Is Pursuing Gun-Makers For Their Advertising, But Should That Really Be the Target? (Guest: Second Amendment)

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Recently, a House investigation took place, revealing that gun manufacturers had sold more than $1 billion from selling AR-15 style guns over the past decade. In that investigation, The Committee on Oversight and Reform noted that some ads tying in with these gun sales were aiming at a certain demographic, set to put some buyers “at the top of the testosterone food chain.” Democratic Rep. Carolyn Maloney of New York called this advertising “deeply disturbing, … Read more

Governor Gavin Newsom’s New Law Will Punish “Irresponsible Gun Makers,” But Could It Also Hurt Sellers and Consumers? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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With the rise in active shooting events over the past year, California isn’t wasting any time trying to turn the tables on illegal gun makers. Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed a new California law that allows local governments and Californians alike to sue gun makers. This comes into contrast with the Protection of Lawful Commerce In Arms Act signed by Congress in 2005, which shields gun manufacturers from civil suits. “Gun violence is now the … Read more

President Joe Biden’s Comments On Gun Violence Lead To More Questions About What’s Causing It (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Earlier this week, President Joe Biden didn’t mince any words when it came to the state of America with the rise of gun violence. “Now’s the time to galvanize this movement because that’s our duty to the people of the nation. That’s what we owe those families in Buffalo, where a grocery store became a killing field. That’s what we owe those families in Uvalde, where an elementary school became a killing field. That’s what … Read more

State-Induced Police Reforms Are Causing Problems When It Comes To Obtaining Illegal Guns (Guest: Second Amendment)

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More states are attempting to launch “police reforms” in an effort to try and get more illegal guns off the street. However, a recent statement by The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms indicates that these “reforms” are actually doing more harm than good. CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb blasted the programs, insisting that they were actually hindering law enforcement efforts to battle back against removing contraband guns from market. “The same … Read more

The Supreme Court Has Knocked Down New York’s Concealed-Carry Gun Law, Allowing Citizens To Defend Themselves (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Despite New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ objection to it, the Supreme Court opted to move forward with declaring New York’s concealed-carry gun law illegal. The Supreme Court voted 6-3 to striking down the law, continuing its run of Second Amendment-themed protections. As a result, many believe that this could help provide better protections for those looking to own guns. Through the Amendment, the court decided to protect the “individual right to possess and carry … Read more

The Supreme Court Has Effectively Knocked Down New York’s Controversial Gun Law, But What Comes Next For Gun Owners? (Guests: Second Amendment)

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In its latest decision that will strengthen those that believe in the Second Amendment, the Supreme Court has knocked down a New York-based gun law that will allow those to concealed-carry with lesser restrictions. A landmark decision that stemmed from a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court noted that the Second Amendment overcame the restrictions put in place by New York Mayor Eric Adams. It stated that the Amendment protects “the individual right to possess and … Read more

Potential “Alarmed” Reaction To Pending Supreme Court Rule Over Easing Up On Concealed Weapons Rule Leaves Questions Over What Kind of Protection They’re Looking For (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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The Supreme Court is taking a close look at providing less restrictions on concealed weapons, in an effort to provide certain citizens protection against mass shooters. But not everyone seems keen on the idea of passing such a law. Eric Adams, who currently serves as mayor of New York, believes that lightening up on such restrictions is a disaster in the making. Speaking with the New York Daily News, he explained, “It keeps me up at night. … Read more

Pending Supreme Court Decision On Concealed Carry of Guns Leaves Potential For Stopping Future Mass Shootings – But Also Has Certain Politicians Expressing Major Concern (Guest: Second Amendment)

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With the rise in mass shootings, many politicians are on the march for change. With that, the Supreme Court is looking at a big one that not all of them agree with. The Court is currently pending a decision on allowing more concealed weapons to be carried by civilians on city streets. This would mark a huge win for representatives that have been shouting from the rooftops about the benefit of concealed or open carry. … Read more

Ohio Will Allow Teachers To Carry Guns Into Schools – But Will It Motivate Other States To Try the Same? (Guest: 2nd Amendment Spokespersons)

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Following the tragic shooting that took place in an Uvalde elementary school weeks ago, many are trying to find protective measures to prevent such an event from taking place again. But instead of waiting to see what President Joe Biden could do, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has taken matters into his own hands. The Governor recently signed a bill that allows teachers and other adults in Ohio schools to carry weapons with a reduced amount … Read more

President Joe Biden Demands Action on Assault Rifles, But Is It the Definitive Solution? (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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Following yet another shooting this week in Tulsa that resulted in the death of five people, President Joe Biden has decided enough is enough when it comes to gun violence in the United States, calling for a full-on ban of so-called assault weapons. “For God’s sake, how much more carnage are we willing to accept?” Biden asked during his plea, calling for multiple measures opposed by many in Congress that would stop the sale of … Read more

In the Face of People Questioning the Effectiveness of Police Officers, Tulsa’s First Responders Work Quickly To Prevent Further Loss of Life In a Recent Shooting (Guest: Michael Letts)

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The effectiveness of police officers recently came into question during a school shooting that took place just over a week ago in Uvalde, Texas, which left 19 students and two teachers dead. Many are wondering if Uvalde’s local police forces could’ve been more active in stopping the shooter, leaving many questions in their wake. However, Tulsa appears to be setting a different example. A deadly shooting took place earlier today in an Oklahoma medical building, … Read more

House Judiciary Committee Looks To Vote On a New Gun Control Legislation This Week, But is it Beneficial? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Following the deadly Uvalde school shooting just a few days ago, the House Judiciary Committee is working on voting on a new measure that could call for gun control legislation. The vote corresponds with Gun Violence Awareness Day, June 3. According to this CNN report, this would raise the lawful age to purchase a semiautomatic rifle from 18 to 21. In addition, it would introduce several new offenses for gun trafficking and selling large-capacity magazines, as … Read more

A Bear Attack In a Wisconsin Couple’s Home Speaks Clearly About Why More People Should Have Guns For Safety (Guest: Stephen Willeford)

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A couple living in Wisconsin got the scare of their lives over the weekend when a bear attacked them inside their home over the weekend. Fortunately, they were able to hold off its advances and protect their children, killing it with a gun before more damage could be done. The bear was seen digging inside the couple’s bird feeder outside. When they yelled at it to “go away,” it instead charged through their home, attacking … Read more

Governor Phil Murphy’s Fight Against High-Caliber Guns Doesn’t Seem To Focus On the Problem (Guest: Michael A. Letts)

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Governor Phil Murphy recently announced an initiative in which he hopes to ban high-powered caliber weapons from the state of New Jersey, including .50 caliber rounds found in military-mounted automatic machine guns. He believes that, by doing so, it could discourage the sale of higher-powered weaponry within the state, in the hopes of quelling rising criminal activities. However, some believe that this attack on high-caliber weapons lack focus, instead of focusing more on the initiatives … Read more

Gun Groups To Biden: Stop Repeating Lies About the 2nd Amendment

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Once again during his remarks about the newest attempt to restrict gun rights, President Joe Biden repeated his already-discredited claim that the Second Amendment historically prevented certain people from buying guns or owning cannons, leaving the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms to encourage Americans to question anything Biden says. Near the end of his remarks, Biden stated, “From the very beginning, the Second Amendment didn’t say you could own any … Read more

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