Right to keep and bear arms

Like, we do make reasonable limitations on freedom of speech, and we craft judicial doctrine to that effect.

So to say that the Second Amendment protects gun rights, seriously protects gun rights, we care about that protection, but it doesn't necessarily cover 18 to 20-year-olds is perfectly reasonable in theory.

And I think the core of the Second Amendment is that you can't disarm the population.

You can't deprive the population of either individual or collective self-defense.

Since you're so close to D.C. and you're in the belly of the beast, so to speak.

So what do you think about gun rights? I

think, let's see, Second Amendment, isn't it? Cannot, shall not be infringed.

I am opposed to anybody.

So, uh, I'm a convicted felon from 2006 for residential burglary, and I haven't had any charges or arrests since.

And I'm trying to figure out if there's any paths to restoring my gun rights.

Um, you know, uh, people have tried it, and I'm not aware of, uh, successes on this one, uh, because, uh, you know, residential burglary, well, at least it's not a, uh, considered a violent crime.

If it was a violent crime, uh, then, uh, there would be no chance, and it doesn't matter if you were 40, if you were 87 and you did it when you were 21.

But we hope they go to saf.org. SAF as in Second Amendment Foundation.org.

And that's where you can go there, ladies and gentlemen, and fight for your gun rights all day long.

You can also do that by joining the National Rifle Association.

Look, guys, you can join AZCDL, Florida Carry, and the NRA all for under 80 bucks a year, and we need you in this fight, okay? We need you in this fight, so get involved.

We'll see you on the radio.

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And so that's the problem that we're having in America right now, and by restoring these gun rights to people that were involved in very minor crimes, you know, white collar, uh, I, I think it is a great thing, and it's, it's well-received in my community of sportsmen, hunters, and, and, uh, Second Amendment supporters.

Uh, again, we're talking with Keith Marks, the founder and CEO of Hunter Nation.

And then just to put a little bit more detail on it, what, there are 30 minute pe- 30 million people who have a, a, a, call it a disability on their Second Amendment rights.

But in general, this is a big win for freedom.

This is a big win for gun rights.

And I hope everyone celebrates by getting a nice new short-barreled rifle and slapping a suppressor on it and having a good time.

Mm.

But, uh, overall, a great, you know, great win.

People are crediting the Trump administration.

Um, even though I'm not criticizing the Trump administration, I think that's a little bit unfair, because the fact of the matter is this lawsuit was r- was won by gun rights organizations challenging the Trump administration.

They decided not to appeal.

Then you are covered under the injunction, and so you, you got that covered.

I know that the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms is one.

Uh, I'm pretty sure the Gun Owners of America is one.

And you may be right that, uh, the Texas group, but I've, I would have to go look up which one it is.

We're not gonna do anything about it." Does that cause you heartburn? Yeah, a little bit.

It kinda does.

And I think maybe there's extra protection if you belong to, like, the Citizens Committee to the Right to, to Keep and Bear Arms, for the right to keep and bear arms, or Gun Owners of America or one of the other groups.

Um, we'll get more...

Yes.

But the thing of it is, is that both of those groups have done more for gun rights than the NRA with a fraction of their war chest.

With a fraction of their war chest and a fraction of the time they've existed.

And a much smaller membership.

Yep.

Squeaky wheel gets the grease, as always.

It has been really enduring to watch gun rights organizations spring up that start to sound a lot like I did back in the day when I couldn't even have a conversation with most gun owners because I was like, I should be able to buy rocket launchers out of vending machines.

What are you idiots talking about? Shut up and go get the tax stamp.