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John R. Lott Jr.

John R. Lott Jr.

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Sep 21, 2026

Mark WaltersHOST
24:45
How do you feel when you hear that from an AG in Virginia?
Justin MoonGUEST
24:50
Well, you know, that's really ironic because from every crime statistic we can see, and, you know, statisticians have done research on it, especially John Lott, the more illegal guns that are owned by citizens, the less crime there is.
Justin MoonGUEST
25:06
So really, the governor of Virginia... selling guns into their state, because if we did it, they would have a lot more public violence.
Mark WaltersHOST
25:16
And they don't care.
Carl JacksonHOST
39:42
Illegal, legal migrants.
Carl JacksonHOST
39:44
illegal migrants john lott has been writing about this stuff i encourage you guys to follow him crimeresearch.org crimeresearch.org he's also been posting new york post the federalist he's been writing all types of columns debunking this nonsense and the cost of illegal immigrants.
Carl JacksonHOST
40:01
Instead of keeping them here in the United States, we could be deporting them at much cheaper rates.
Carl JacksonHOST
40:07
But these lefties are spending your money to keep a bunch of illegals inside of the United States that will kill you, that will rape your daughter.
Carl JacksonHOST
39:42
Illegal, legal migrants.
Carl JacksonHOST
39:44
illegal migrants john lott has been writing about this stuff i encourage you guys to follow him crimeresearch.org crimeresearch.org he's also been posting new york post the federalist he's been writing all types of columns debunking this nonsense and the cost of illegal immigrants.
Carl JacksonHOST
40:01
Instead of keeping them here in the United States, we could be deporting them at much cheaper rates.
Carl JacksonHOST
40:07
But these lefties are spending your money to keep a bunch of illegals inside of the United States that will kill you, that will rape your daughter.
Bill CunninghamHOST
45:58
By the way, after 11 o'clock tonight, Steve Gorham is going to be here all about data centers and AI.
Bill CunninghamHOST
46:03
And later on is John Lott to talk about the dangers the immigrant community presents to our country because of the violence.
Bill CunninghamHOST
46:11
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46:16
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Bill CunninghamHOST
144:36
Generally, the immigrant population are young, unattached males, poorly educated.
Bill CunninghamHOST
144:42
And then away we go.
Bill CunninghamHOST
144:43
Well, my friend John Lott, who spent many years in the Justice Department with Donald Trump's first term, has an article up in the New York Post a couple days ago.
Bill CunninghamHOST
144:53
Left's push to delay deporting illegal migrant criminals imposes huge costs on taxpayers.
Doug StewartHOST
0:22
Welcome to another episode of the Libertarian Christian Podcast, a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute and part of the Christians for Liberty Network.
Doug StewartHOST
0:29
I am your host, Doug Stewart, and I have John Lott with us today.
Doug StewartHOST
0:32
He is an American economist and author best known for his work, his controversial book, More Guns, Less Crime, which I'm sure we'll talk about a little bit.
Doug StewartHOST
0:40
But we're really here today to talk about the book I'm holding up right now for those watching.

54 MINS LATER

Doug StewartHOST
54:56
Well, I have thoroughly enjoyed reading it for certain.
Doug StewartHOST
54:59
The book is Freedomnomics, Why the Free Market Works and Other Half-Baked Theories That Don't.
Doug StewartHOST
55:04
The author is John Lott.
Doug StewartHOST
55:05
He's joined us today to talk about this.
Brian EngelmanHOST
24:11
Let's see what people are talking about.
Brian EngelmanHOST
24:12
John Lott Jr. Let's do this backwards.
Brian EngelmanHOST
24:19
RNC Research is pointing out Democrat Representative Melanie Stansbury.
Brian EngelmanHOST
24:25
So if you're considering, I don't know, maybe Trump hasn't been perfect.
Todd StarnesHOST
44:00
That's 901-260-5926.
Todd StarnesHOST
44:04
Interesting story that I wanted to share with you from Dr. John Lott, president of the Crime Prevention Research Center of the Supreme Court, giving mail-in ballot safeguards something of a chance.
Todd StarnesHOST
44:21
Dr. Lott, good to have you with us today.
John LottGUEST
44:24
It's great to talk to you again, Todd.

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John LottGUEST
50:09
So, I mean, you look around the world and, you know, it's just hard to see, you know, why is it that Hispanics and blacks in all these other countries are able to go and abide by these rules, but somehow they're not viewed as capable to be able to go and do that in the United States.
Todd StarnesHOST
50:28
Well, indeed, and I actually had a lot more questions, but unfortunately our time has quickly expired here.
Todd StarnesHOST
50:34
Dr. John Lott, you can read his column on Real Clear Politics.
Todd StarnesHOST
50:38
Again, the Supreme Court giving mail-in ballot safeguards a chance.
Mike AllenHOST
60:35
But, boy, I tell you, it ain't cheap.
Mike AllenHOST
60:38
When we come back, we're going to talk to John Lott about the various options that the federal government has, and we'll do that when we get back.
Mike AllenHOST
60:46
Mike Allen in for Sloanies 700 WLW.
Mike AllenHOST
60:52
News Radio 700 WLW, Mike Allen and Saturday Midday.
Mike AllenHOST
61:11
Now, I think all of us would agree that's obviously good news, but what about the cost? My next guest wrote about that in a great op-ed this week in the New York Post.
Mike AllenHOST
61:22
And if you're not reading the New York Post, you should be.
Mike AllenHOST
61:26
Dr. John Lott is an economist and a world-recognized expert on crime.
Mike AllenHOST
61:32
He's the president of the Crime Prevention Research Center.
Mark DavisHOST
2:13
You know, there's, there's immigration saying, "Hey, talk about me." There's Paxton and Talarico saying, "Hey, talk about me." Uh, the, the AI wars, the AI panic wars saying, "No, we want your attention.
Mark DavisHOST
2:22
We want your attention." With John Lott coming up at 8:35, I'm gonna take a little bit of a, a, a, a dip into the world of crime, and that is the w-- M- meanwhile, flock cameras tap on your shoulder and go, "Boom, boom, boom.
Mark DavisHOST
2:35
Hey, remember us? You were talking about us for two solid weeks.
Mark DavisHOST
2:38
We feel lonely." So okay, flock cameras, we're gonna bring you back into the fold here in just a second.

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Mark DavisHOST
19:32
But I'll tell you what you're gonna get right now.
Mark DavisHOST
19:34
Gonna get a little burst of news, then we're gonna talk some crime, some immigration, the stuff he knows a lot about.
Mark DavisHOST
19:39
Our buddy John Lott joins us, so stick around for that.
Mark DavisHOST
19:42
Mark Davis, 8:31.
Mark DavisHOST
35:43
And I'll compare notes with you and see how that goes.
Mark DavisHOST
35:45
We're going to talk some crime at 835 with John Lott.
Mark DavisHOST
35:49
And if you have an illegal immigrant criminal, what should you do? keep him here and prosecute him, or ship his butt back to the country he came from? Mr.
Mark DavisHOST
36:00
Lott thinks we're making the wrong decision too often.

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