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Mark Walters breaks down what Democratic or Republican control of Congress could mean for your gun rights after the 2026 midterms—and how either outcome could shape the 2028 presidential race. Four scenarios. Your rights at stake.
Lee Williams joins Mark Walters to examine a New York gun prosecution, a reported no-jail recommendation and the fight ahead. Plus, California red flag orders, due process and the gun rights of young adults.
Mark Walters and Andy Hooser debate gun bans, Supreme Court stakes, Flock surveillance and Natasha Lopez’s fight for accountability. Plus, Mark responds to Everytown’s criticism of his ATF interview.
Ryan Petty, Justin Moon, and Brad Premo join Mark Walters to debate Flock cameras, gun owner privacy, smartphone tracking, ATF accountability, and the rights of adults ages 18–20 on the classic AAR Roundtable.
Natasha Lopez and attorney Chris McCormick recount her Cherokee County arrest, alleged online retaliation against her family, Flock camera concerns, and the fight for accountability after the deputy’s firing. Her case remains pending.
Florida Carry’s Sean Caranna and attorney David Katz explain lawsuits alleging shortcuts in Florida red flag proceedings, a proposed Palm Beach County class action, and the fight to protect gun owners’ due process rights.
Paul Markel joins Mark Walters to discuss DOJ’s NFA appeal decision, San Jose’s gun-owner fees and insurance mandate, and the injunction blocking Connecticut’s Glock ban. Plus: AI censorship, voter accountability, and why gun owners must stay engaged.
Mark Walters challenges “no guns” signs and a police warning about firearms in cars, exposing the dilemma facing lawful carriers. Plus: American Samoa’s gun-rights controversy and the fight over Second Amendment protections in U.S. territories.
Mark Walters and Lee Williams discuss Tate Adamiak’s freedom, a New York gun owner facing up to 40 years, ATF reform, and Newsom’s gun control push. Why state battles matter—and why gun owners must stop complacency and defend their Second Amendment rights.
Tate Adamiak is free—but what about the gun owners whose names you haven’t heard?
Encore presentation.
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