Classic AAR Roundtable Encore with Brad, Ryan, and Special Guest AZ State Rep Quang Nguyen

Can a constitutional right survive when government surrounds it with warrantless inspections, arbitrary discretion, year-long delays, unwritten restrictions, exclusion zones and universal registration? Part 2

Can a constitutional right survive when government surrounds it with warrantless inspections, arbitrary discretion, year-long delays, unwritten restrictions, exclusion zones and universal registration?

BREAKING: President Trump grants Navy sailor Patrick “Tate” Adamiak a full pardon. Lee “The GunWriter” Williams joins Mark Walters with the emotional inside story of Adamiak’s release after four years of a 20-year federal sentence.

Would SCOTUS uphold the federal machine-gun ban? Mark Walters and Epoch Times reporter Sam Dorman examine the Third Circuit ruling, government-created scarcity, AR-15 protections and America’s exploding demand for suppressors.

The Third Circuit says machine guns are protected “arms”—then upholds the federal ban. Mark Walters explains United States v. Berger, the court’s “common use” logic, government-created scarcity, and the threat to suppressor rights.

Kyle Rittenhouse surfaces at a Sarasota gun shop as Mark Walters and Lee Williams unpack the 2026 National Firearms Survey, defensive gun use, record AR ownership, magazine numbers and what the findings could mean at the Supreme Court.

A massive new firearms survey estimates 88 million adult gun owners, 2.2 million defensive gun uses annually, 60 million AR-style rifles and 539 million standard magazines. Mark explains the findings, legal impact and limitations.

The AAR Roundtable takes on plunging violent-crime numbers, repeat offenders, media silence and anti-gun hypocrisy. Ryan Petty, Brad Premo and Quang Nguyen explain how armed citizens, honest data and personal outreach can change America.

Dr. John Lott breaks down suppressed defensive-gun-use estimates, why armed citizens deter crime and what falling FBI crime numbers mean for “more guns, more crime.” Plus: constitutional carry, media spin and the coming Supreme Court gun-ban fight.