Everytown for Gun Safety
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Nov 1, 2026
Anthony ColandroHOST
Yep.
Anthony ColandroHOST
So, of course, Mike Bloomberg's Everytown for Gun Safety was the one that pushed this.
Anthony ColandroHOST
All right, of course.
Anthony ColandroHOST
Oh,
Brian FitzpatrickGUEST
These are major, major policy initiatives.
Brian FitzpatrickGUEST
Everytown for Gun Safety, Brady, Gabby Giffords, they've all endorsed us because we lead on gun safety.
Brian FitzpatrickGUEST
So the critics can say all they want, but can they give me any example, just one example, of where they would advocate breaking with their party? And that's been something I've lamented, Lauren.
Brian FitzpatrickGUEST
I will take the criticism all day, every day to answer, when do you break with your party and under what circumstance? I will have an hour long conversation.
Dick CupkaHOST
The engine driving it is a familiar name, billionaire Michael Bloomberg.
Dick CupkaHOST
Everytown for Gun Safety, already the biggest gun policy spender this cycle, announced Wednesday a new $3 million digital push targeting governor's races in battleground states, run in partnership with the Democratic Governors Association.
EdGUEST
Well,
Dick CupkaHOST
we all know that if you've got a D behind your name, they think you don't like guns.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
Yes.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
Well, he created, Everytown is the conglomeration of two groups, right? The New York, or this Mayors Against Illegal Guns, which was founded and headed by Bloomberg and Moms Demand Action, which was an activist group, a volunteer group that was created in the wake of Sandy Hook, I believe.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
And so, you know, Bloomberg being the benefactor of Everytown is not some shocking new revelation, right, obviously.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
But it does speak to, and how much money he's given this cycle does speak to how, you know, it's, yes, Everytown is very successful comparatively.
Rich RichHOST
restrictive laws that had to be ignored.
Rich RichHOST
Oregon gun laws are rated as the 12th strictest in the nation, according to data collected by gun violence prevention group Everytown for Gun Safety.
Rich RichHOST
But they didn't stop the shooting of four elementary school children and two teachers at the Bend Elementary School on Thursday, wrote Lillian Mongo-Hughes of the Oregonian.
Rich RichHOST
Reports say that three children and a teacher were murdered with two others injured.
Rich RichHOST
The gun control group Everytown for Gun Safety boasts that Oregon has passed a broad range of gun safety laws in recent years, including a requirement that guns be securely stored whenever they are not in the owner's immediate control, a prohibition on guns at the state capitol, and a law that gives universities the authority to prohibit guns on their grounds.
Rich RichHOST
The similarly restriction-oriented Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence gives Oregon an A for its laws, ranking the state 11th out of 50.
Rich RichHOST
The group notes that the state allowed local government to limit firearms in government buildings.
speaker_1HOST
At 230, you dilute that extreme leverage.
speaker_1HOST
So to engineer that cushion, Bloomberg allocated $24 million to the House Majority Pack, $24 million to Everytown for Gun Safety, and notably $2.5 million to a single Texas Senate candidate, James Tallarico.
speaker_0HOST
Though it's worth noting Bloomberg is outright refusing to fund any DSA, meaning Democratic Socialists of America, candidates due to their pro-Palestinian stances.
speaker_0HOST
So he is expanding the map, but strictly on his own terms.
Julian WongHOST
She also thanked the community member who pursued the shooter.
Julian WongHOST
CNN's analysis of incidents reported by the Gun Violence Archive, Education Week, and Everytown for Gun Safety shows that the shooting at Silver Rail Elementary marks the 36th on K-12 school grounds this year.
Julian WongHOST
It is the 52nd school shooting in the country this year.
Julian WongHOST
In the press conference on Friday, officers provided a clearer picture of what happened during the shooting.
Marco GeraceHOST
People do not want this.
Marco GeraceHOST
And by the way, among his donations, this is Bloomberg again, this year he spent $24 million to Everytown for Gun Safety, a group he co-founded that is spending on the Democratic candidates in the lower chamber, and 16 million to the House Majority PAC, which has been connected to the House minority leader, Hakeem "The Hack" Jeffries.
Marco GeraceHOST
Yep, yep, yep, so, uh, Bloomberg, I guess, is, is very anti-Second Amendment.
Marco GeraceHOST
Not a shock there, folks.
Shannon WattsGUEST
We ended up partnering with Mike Bloomberg.
Shannon WattsGUEST
Mike and I started Everytown for Gun Safety, which was the umbrella.
Shannon WattsGUEST
And then we started Moms Demand Action, Students Demand Action, all these different groups under the umbrella.
Shannon WattsGUEST
And all of the men, mostly men, but women too, who ran every town were paid significant salaries.
Pete KalinerHOST
Moms Demand Action is the grassroots arm of El-Sayed.
Pete KalinerHOST
Everytown for Gun Safety, which is an anti-gun organization.
Pete KalinerHOST
One of its stated goals is to ban the AR-15, the most popular semi-automatic sporting rifle in America.
Pete KalinerHOST
When he ran for governor in 2018, he supported a, quote, assault weapons ban.
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