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Oct 15, 2026
Stephen GutowskiHOST
So we'll, we'll see what kind of impact that might be able to have.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
Uh, and the, the, the other story that I, that I wanted to talk about from the reload, uh, just quickly is a member exclusive that I wrote dealing with the Department of Justice.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
And as I mentioned earlier, they filed a, uh, a, a brief in a-another case.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
This is Reese v. ATF that is not about the NFA, but the w- the arguments that they employed may have some implications for the NFA injunction.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
And so we apologize for that oversight.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
That was an error on my part.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
And that is how we try to handle all corrections at The Reload.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
If we make any sort of factual error, we always want to correct our story.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
So why don't we start with one that you wrote, uh, that is pretty vital.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
You know, one of the things we cover closely here at The, The Reload is gun politics, right? We do politics and policy primarily, and on the politics front, we obviously have the twenty twenty-six midterm elections coming up very soon.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
We're in October.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
Um, next month is when people are gonna...
Stephen GutowskiHOST
So, uh, I always appreciate that sort of writing.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
[chuckles] That's what we try to do here at "The Reload." So, uh, I'm glad that, that you guys, uh, produced this and, you know, I'm sure there's stuff that, uh, there'll be, that there are critiques of.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
You know, we obviously went through different questions here on the show.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
Um, nothing is perfect, but I thought it was a very, um, uh, uh, meaningful attempt at helping people understand women and guns in America and the changing nature of, uh, of that, uh, which deserves more attention and coverage, I think.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
Wonderful.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
Well, thank you so much for joining us.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
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Stephen GutowskiHOST
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Weird BeardHOST
I really liked this article.
Weird BeardHOST
This is from Jonathan Goldstein at The Reload, and he's talking about something that I have always loved to bring up.
Weird BeardHOST
When talking about the Second Amendment and that is that in Article one of the Constitution, there is a gives Congress the power to grant letters of mark and reprisal to two people to act as privateers for the for the United States.
Weird BeardHOST
And so because of that, at the time of the ratification of the Second Amendment, there were people who owned private warships and their whole purpose in life was essentially to be a privateer for the for the United States, which was a spectacular job because it meant you get to be a pirate.
Julie MillerGUEST
Hello, ladies and gentlemen.
Julie MillerGUEST
My name is Julie Miller, and I'm a reporter with The Reload.
Julie MillerGUEST
Welcome to the News Update.
Julie MillerGUEST
This week, we're discussing a new injunction against Connecticut's so-called Glock ban.
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Stephen GutowskiHOST
If they want to maybe have a, uh, example of, of a positive, uh, move by the New York times in recent years on, uh, the gun coverage front.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
But this is an area where they're still clearly have, have a lot of catching up to do.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
Um, But, of course, I suppose if they did take it seriously, it would mean more competition for us here at The Reload.
Stephen GutowskiHOST
So, in one sense, business-wise, it's better for us that they don't.