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Charles C.W. Cooke of National Review returns to speak with America's 1st Freedom Editor in Chief Frank Miniter about the newest contradiction in gun control.

America's 1st Freedom editor in chief Frank Miniter talks with Charles C. W. Cooke about Canada's looming confiscation day, the state of may-issue vs. shall-issue jurisdictions throughout the nation and the changing landscape of concealed carry moving forward.

American federalism allows states to be incubators of new ideas and policies. This can be helpful. But this isn't supposed to happen with a natural right that's specifically protected within the U.S. Bill of Rights.

Does another person's irrational fear create a justifiable reason for infringements on another person's rights?

The Left’s anti-Second Amendment intellectuals now want Americans to believe responsible gun ownership is a lie.

Some politicians spend an awful lot of public money on armed security even as they advocate for laws designed to disarm law-abiding Americans.

Whatever arguments may exist for limiting the role of the police in American life, they cannot be applied seriously to issues involving violent crime.

When, in 2010, Arizona became the third state in the union to adopt constitutional carry, it was a national story. In 2021, five states were added to the rolls and it barely made the news because the impact has been good.

Criminal violence has been rising in our cities, but the fault is hardly with Americans' guns.