Alex Horseman from Ammo.com joins me to discuss the current red flag gun laws and attacks on the Second Amendment, as well as what it protects. We also talk about the difference between freedom and liberty. Freedom is the internal side of the person while liberty is the external actions …

Donald Trump just spoke to the NRA, claiming that the “left is coming for your guns,” but he ignored the fact that he and the right are coming for them too.

As states across the country move to take away our Second Amendment rights, a man protecting a 12-year-old from a possible rapist proves why we need it.

Officials in Colorado have passed a disturbing law that will allow police to confiscate people’s weapons based solely on unchallenged accusations from others.

Now, after thousands have been targeted in door-to-door gun confiscations, it’s being reported that at least one man is dead due to the tyrannical policies of New Zealand.

Safety is the mantra of anti-gun activists, but their claim of control is a means to their goal of a gun-free society. This progressive policy can be implemented only by compliant citizens. But political opponents, the “deniers,” must be eliminated by social shaming or civil and criminal penalties. There are historical lessons of totalitarian governments, which rule because citizens have been deprived of weapons.

Whether you like them or not, background checks are here to stay for gun owners and gun purchasers – but they are not the saving grace that some make them out to be. Background checks for gun purchases can only do so much and are not the permanent solution to keeping guns out of the hands of criminals and keeping Americans safe from gun violence. More concerning is that they give the state an ever-growing list of private citizens who own guns, and such a list has historically been used for subsequent gun confiscation attempts.

Morales is where he belongs now, and because of Deputy Jarecki’s quick actions, she is alive today.

“It is interesting to hear certain kinds of people insist that the citizen cannot fight the government. This would have been news to the men of Lexington and Concord, as well as the Mujahedeen in Afghanistan. The citizen most certainly can fight the government, and usually wins when he tries. …

Don’t be surprised if there is not another rope-a-dope with Barr to get “conservatives” to support him for some other reason other than he is constitutionally qualified, just like they did in the Kavanaugh hearings.