Colion Noir Takes On Vice’s Mark Hay For Anti-Gun Deception

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posted on October 18, 2016
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In the debut episode of “CN Live,” host Colion Noir once again showed why he is America’s leading millennial gun-rights advocate. Nearing the end of the broadcast, Colion called out Vice’s Mark Hay for a recent article in which he failed to address how issues such as gang warfare and inner city violence greatly inflate gun violence statistics nationwide—a tactic of deception that has become all too common among the anti-gun elites. 

Let’s just say that we look forward to seeing much more of this hard-hitting, honest commentary from Colion on his new show airing live on NRATV Monday through Thursday at 5 p.m. Eastern, with past episodes on demand. 

Be sure to watch the clip and get involved in the conversation using #CNLive.

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