Florida’s open-carry victory exposes a legislature lagging behind the courts. Sheriff Wayne Ivey, Eric Friday, Quang Nguyen and Michael Infanzon tackle constitutional carry, preemption, elections and protecting citizens, cops and the Constitution.

New FBI data shows violent crime falling despite years of expanding gun ownership. Mark Walters and Paul Markel expose the “more guns, more crime” myth, the CDC’s hidden defensive-gun-use numbers and a critical midterm warning.

Will SCOTUS strike down AR-15 bans? Mark Walters and Epoch Times legal editor Sam Dorman analyze Bruen, common use and the coming rifle-ban showdown. Danielle Buck joins the fight over the midterms, women’s sports and gun rights.

Jared discusses the divide between states whose laws don’t tie suppressors and other NFA-regulated firearms to federal requirements, states that prohibit certain items outright, and states whose statutes specifically reference NFA compliance. .

The CDC restored estimates showing 60,000 to 2.5 million defensive gun uses annually. Mark Walters exposes who pressured the agency to remove them, why the numbers threatened gun-control efforts, and what their return means for America.

Mark Walters and Andy Hooser expose the connection between socialism, gun control and attacks on the Constitution. Plus: media manipulation, Enes Kanter Freedom, men in women’s sports, generational victimhood and UFO disclosure.

Justin Moon, Brad Premo and Ryan Petty join Mark Walters to confront state gun control, the midterm elections, national carry reciprocity and Britain’s failed self-defense laws. Can gun owners protect today’s victories?

Cam Edwards separates the NFA victory from the unanswered questions facing suppressor buyers and gun dealers. Dr. John Lott reveals how foreign gun-control policies and distorted crime claims influence America’s 2A debate.

NRA’s Justin Davis explains the historic NFA victory and the fight over suppressors and SBRs. Cochise County Sheriff Mark Dannels exposes cartel threats, border crime and why armed residents may be their own first responders.

Paul Markel joins Mark Walters to explain why shooters won’t rise to the occasion—they’ll fall back on their training. Learn how vision, tunnel vision, stress, repetition and the primacy effect shape survival during a real attack.