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March 03, 2025 03-02-25 Classic Roundtable with Brad, Neil, and Justin
Summary
In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various pressing issues surrounding gun rights and legislation with guests including Alan Gottlieb and Cam Edwards. The conversation covers the recent IWA Show, the Supreme Court’s handling of assault weapons bans, and the debate over handgun sales to young adults. The episode also delves into specific state legislation in Alabama and Indiana, the implications of the term ‘dangerous and unusual’ in gun law, and the potential impact of Jeff Bezos’s pledge to promote personal liberties at the Washington Post. Additionally, the episode addresses Mexico’s lawsuit against U.S. gun manufacturers, highlighting the complexities of gun control and personal liberties. In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses the ongoing battle for gun rights in America, focusing on the experiences of Andrew Pollack, a father who lost his daughter in the Parkland shooting. The conversation delves into the implications of red flag laws, the harassment faced by the Pollack family, and the broader debate surrounding gun-free zones. John Lott, a prominent figure in the gun rights movement, provides insights into the challenges and misconceptions surrounding gun control policies, emphasizing the need for a more informed discussion on the topic.
gun rights, Second Amendment, Supreme Court, gun legislation, firearms industry, personal liberties, gun control, IWA Show, Alabama gun laws, machine guns, gun rights, red flag laws, Andrew Pollack, school safety, gun-free zones, crime research, John Lott, armed American radio, conservative voice, second amendment, Armed American Radio, Zelensky, Ukraine, Trump, political commentary, military engagement, deep state, accountability, state of the union, leadership
Takeaways
The IWA Show highlighted international concerns about shooting sports.
The Supreme Court’s indecision on the assault weapons ban raises hopes for gun rights advocates.
Young adults’ rights to purchase handguns are under scrutiny in the courts.
Current gun laws often lead to absurd situations, such as legal loopholes for young adults.
The term ‘dangerous and unusual’ in gun law is being misinterpreted by some judges.
Alabama’s unanimous vote to ban machine gun conversion devices reflects political dynamics.
The Indiana court ruling on machine guns raises questions about Second Amendment protections.
Bezos’s commitment to personal liberties at the Washington Post could influence gun rights discussions.
Mexico’s lawsuit against U.S. gun manufacturers challenges the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act.
The ongoing debate over gun rights requires vigilance and active participation from advocates. The fight for gun rights is ongoing and personal.
Red flag laws can lead to unjust consequences for individuals.
Andrew Pollack’s story highlights the dangers of political harassment.
Gun-free zones may not provide the safety they promise.
The media often overlooks the motivations of mass shooters.
Law-abiding citizens face penalties that deter them from self-defense.
The importance of understanding the definitions of mass shootings.
Public opinion can be swayed by misinformation about gun laws.
The role of concealed carry in enhancing school safety.
Engaging in the political process is crucial for protecting rights.

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40min
March 03, 2025 03-02-25 HR 2 Dr. John Lott on Parkland family harassment, gun free zones and letter to editor
Summary
In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various pressing issues surrounding gun rights and legislation with guests including Alan Gottlieb and Cam Edwards. The conversation covers the recent IWA Show, the Supreme Court’s handling of assault weapons bans, and the debate over handgun sales to young adults. The episode also delves into specific state legislation in Alabama and Indiana, the implications of the term ‘dangerous and unusual’ in gun law, and the potential impact of Jeff Bezos’s pledge to promote personal liberties at the Washington Post. Additionally, the episode addresses Mexico’s lawsuit against U.S. gun manufacturers, highlighting the complexities of gun control and personal liberties. In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses the ongoing battle for gun rights in America, focusing on the experiences of Andrew Pollack, a father who lost his daughter in the Parkland shooting. The conversation delves into the implications of red flag laws, the harassment faced by the Pollack family, and the broader debate surrounding gun-free zones. John Lott, a prominent figure in the gun rights movement, provides insights into the challenges and misconceptions surrounding gun control policies, emphasizing the need for a more informed discussion on the topic.
gun rights, Second Amendment, Supreme Court, gun legislation, firearms industry, personal liberties, gun control, IWA Show, Alabama gun laws, machine guns, gun rights, red flag laws, Andrew Pollack, school safety, gun-free zones, crime research, John Lott, armed American radio, conservative voice, second amendment, Armed American Radio, Zelensky, Ukraine, Trump, political commentary, military engagement, deep state, accountability, state of the union, leadership
Takeaways
The IWA Show highlighted international concerns about shooting sports.
The Supreme Court’s indecision on the assault weapons ban raises hopes for gun rights advocates.
Young adults’ rights to purchase handguns are under scrutiny in the courts.
Current gun laws often lead to absurd situations, such as legal loopholes for young adults.
The term ‘dangerous and unusual’ in gun law is being misinterpreted by some judges.
Alabama’s unanimous vote to ban machine gun conversion devices reflects political dynamics.
The Indiana court ruling on machine guns raises questions about Second Amendment protections.
Bezos’s commitment to personal liberties at the Washington Post could influence gun rights discussions.
Mexico’s lawsuit against U.S. gun manufacturers challenges the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act.
The ongoing debate over gun rights requires vigilance and active participation from advocates. The fight for gun rights is ongoing and personal.
Red flag laws can lead to unjust consequences for individuals.
Andrew Pollack’s story highlights the dangers of political harassment.
Gun-free zones may not provide the safety they promise.
The media often overlooks the motivations of mass shooters.
Law-abiding citizens face penalties that deter them from self-defense.
The importance of understanding the definitions of mass shootings.
Public opinion can be swayed by misinformation about gun laws.
The role of concealed carry in enhancing school safety.
Engaging in the political process is crucial for protecting rights.

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41min
March 03, 2025 03-02-25 HR 1 Alan Gottlieb and Cam Edwards update us on all current event gun news
Summary
In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various pressing issues surrounding gun rights and legislation with guests including Alan Gottlieb and Cam Edwards. The conversation covers the recent IWA Show, the Supreme Court’s handling of assault weapons bans, and the debate over handgun sales to young adults. The episode also delves into specific state legislation in Alabama and Indiana, the implications of the term ‘dangerous and unusual’ in gun law, and the potential impact of Jeff Bezos’s pledge to promote personal liberties at the Washington Post. Additionally, the episode addresses Mexico’s lawsuit against U.S. gun manufacturers, highlighting the complexities of gun control and personal liberties. In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses the ongoing battle for gun rights in America, focusing on the experiences of Andrew Pollack, a father who lost his daughter in the Parkland shooting. The conversation delves into the implications of red flag laws, the harassment faced by the Pollack family, and the broader debate surrounding gun-free zones. John Lott, a prominent figure in the gun rights movement, provides insights into the challenges and misconceptions surrounding gun control policies, emphasizing the need for a more informed discussion on the topic.
gun rights, Second Amendment, Supreme Court, gun legislation, firearms industry, personal liberties, gun control, IWA Show, Alabama gun laws, machine guns, gun rights, red flag laws, Andrew Pollack, school safety, gun-free zones, crime research, John Lott, armed American radio, conservative voice, second amendment, Armed American Radio, Zelensky, Ukraine, Trump, political commentary, military engagement, deep state, accountability, state of the union, leadership
Takeaways
The IWA Show highlighted international concerns about shooting sports.
The Supreme Court’s indecision on the assault weapons ban raises hopes for gun rights advocates.
Young adults’ rights to purchase handguns are under scrutiny in the courts.
Current gun laws often lead to absurd situations, such as legal loopholes for young adults.
The term ‘dangerous and unusual’ in gun law is being misinterpreted by some judges.
Alabama’s unanimous vote to ban machine gun conversion devices reflects political dynamics.
The Indiana court ruling on machine guns raises questions about Second Amendment protections.
Bezos’s commitment to personal liberties at the Washington Post could influence gun rights discussions.
Mexico’s lawsuit against U.S. gun manufacturers challenges the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act.
The ongoing debate over gun rights requires vigilance and active participation from advocates. The fight for gun rights is ongoing and personal.
Red flag laws can lead to unjust consequences for individuals.
Andrew Pollack’s story highlights the dangers of political harassment.
Gun-free zones may not provide the safety they promise.
The media often overlooks the motivations of mass shooters.
Law-abiding citizens face penalties that deter them from self-defense.
The importance of understanding the definitions of mass shootings.
Public opinion can be swayed by misinformation about gun laws.
The role of concealed carry in enhancing school safety.
Engaging in the political process is crucial for protecting rights.

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41min
February 28, 2025 02-28-25 Paul Markel Student of the Gun. Zelensky gets spanked by Trump, stabbing stopped by gun, WY gun free zones wiped out!
Summary
In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various political and social issues, including Zelensky’s controversial visit to the Oval Office, the implications of gun-free zone legislation in Wyoming, and the role of third-party intervention in violent situations. The conversation also touches on California’s new self-defense laws and the broader implications of these legislative changes on individual rights and public safety.
Armed American Radio, Mark Walters, Zelensky, Ukraine, gun rights, Wyoming, self-defense, California, legislation, political commentary
Takeaways
Mark Walters emphasizes the importance of freedom and the right to bear arms.
Zelensky’s visit to the Oval Office was marked by tension and political implications.
Gun-free zones have historically failed to keep people safe, according to the discussion.
The conversation highlights the need for self-defense laws that empower individuals.
California’s AB 1333 raises concerns about the rights of crime victims to defend themselves.
The political landscape surrounding gun rights is evolving, especially in states like Wyoming.
Walters critiques the media’s portrayal of the Ukraine situation and its leaders.
The role of third-party intervention in violent situations is complex and fraught with risks.
Listeners are encouraged to engage with the content and share their thoughts on social media.
The episode underscores the ongoing debate over individual rights versus government control.

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41min
February 27, 2025 02-27-25 Epstein crimes, Gene Hackman suspicious death, debunking those who claim guns don’t save lives
Summary
In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses the anticipated release of the Epstein files, the implications of the case, and the ongoing debate surrounding defensive gun use. The conversation delves into the societal impact of gun ownership and self-defense, while also touching on the mysterious death of actor Gene Hackman. Throughout the episode, Walters emphasizes the importance of understanding the realities of gun use in society and challenges the narratives presented by the media.
Armed American Radio, Epstein files, defensive gun use, Mark Walters, gun rights, self-defense, media, crime, Hollywood, political commentary
Takeaways
The Epstein files are expected to reveal significant names and connections.
Public anticipation is high regarding the Epstein case and its implications.
Mark Walters emphasizes the existence of evil in society.
Defensive gun use is often misrepresented by the media.
Statistical evidence supports the prevalence of defensive gun use.
The narrative that guns are not beneficial for society is challenged.
Walters shares personal experiences related to defensive gun use.
The conversation highlights the importance of distinguishing between law-abiding citizens and criminals.
The media’s portrayal of gun violence often lacks context and accuracy.
Walters encourages listeners to question the narratives presented by mainstream media.

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41min
February 26, 2025 02-26-25 Rachel Stilwell North American Arms and self defense gun use cases
Summary
In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various topics related to gun rights, self-defense, and the importance of concealed carry. The conversation features a special guest from North American Arms, celebrating their 50th anniversary and introducing new products. The show also covers legislative updates affecting gun rights, real-life self-defense stories, and the dangers of road rage, emphasizing the need for awareness and safety in everyday situations.
Armed American Radio, North American Arms, gun rights, self-defense, concealed carry, road rage, legislation, firearms, advocacy, safety
Takeaways
Armed American Radio is dedicated to promoting gun rights and self-defense.
North American Arms is celebrating its 50th anniversary with new product launches.
Concealed carry firearms can be essential for personal safety.
Legislative changes can impact gun rights, and advocacy is crucial.
Real-life self-defense stories highlight the importance of being prepared.
Road rage incidents are increasingly dangerous and should be avoided.
Engaging with aggressive drivers can escalate situations.
It’s important to stay calm and avoid confrontation on the road.
Always be aware of your surroundings and potential threats.
Carrying a firearm is a responsibility that requires training and awareness.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Armed American Radio
06:34 Celebrating 50 Years of North American Arms
10:54 New Product Launches and Limited Editions
12:49 The Importance of Concealed Carry
20:25 Legislative Updates and Gun Rights Advocacy
24:43 Self-Defense Stories: Real-Life Applications
40:31 Road Rage: A Growing Concern
55:02 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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41min
February 25, 2025 02-25-25 Lee The GunWriter Williams expresses concerns about Trump and gun rights
Summary
In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses various topics related to gun rights, the ATF, and political pressures surrounding gun control legislation. The conversation features investigative journalist Lee Williams, who shares his insights on the potential changes in ATF leadership and the implications for gun rights. They also explore recent gun control measures in states like North Carolina and Vermont, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by gun owners. The episode emphasizes the importance of vigilance in protecting Second Amendment rights amidst shifting political landscapes.
Armed American Radio, gun control, ATF, Trump, gun rights, Lee Williams, political pressure, legislation, Vermont, constitutional carry
Takeaways
The ATF has a controversial history that raises concerns about its future.
Political pressures can significantly impact gun rights legislation.
There is skepticism about the effectiveness of reforms within the ATF.
Gun owners must remain vigilant against potential restrictions.
The conversation highlights the importance of understanding local gun laws.
Concerns about Trump’s stance on gun rights are prevalent among advocates.
The role of media in shaping public perception of gun control is critical.
Engagement with political representatives is essential for gun rights advocacy.
The discussion reflects a broader national conversation about gun ownership and rights.
The potential for new gun laws in various states continues to evolve.

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41min
February 24, 2025 02-24-25 Andy Hooser The Voice of Reason-Dead media, German gun laws compared to US
Summary
In this conversation, Mark Walters discusses the current state of media, the trust issues surrounding mainstream news, and the implications of gun control laws in Germany compared to the United States. The dialogue explores the changing landscape of news consumption, the importance of self-defense rights, and the need for a more transparent media model. The conversation concludes with reflections on the future of media and gun rights advocacy.
media, gun control, self-defense, trust, news, Germany, U.S., firearms, podcasting, talk radio
Takeaways
Mainstream media is losing trust among the public.
The concept of news anchors as authority figures is outdated.
Alternative media is becoming more relevant and trusted.
Gun control laws in Germany are stricter than in the U.S.
Self-defense is a fundamental right that should be recognized.
The media’s bias affects public perception of gun ownership.
The conversation around gun rights is evolving in America.
There is a need for transparency in news reporting.
The future of media may rely on independent voices and platforms.
Gun rights are a universal human right, not just a privilege.

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41min
February 24, 2025 02-23-25 HR 3 Classic AAR Roundtable with Brad, Neil, and Justin Moon
Summary
In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses significant developments in gun rights, including the appointment of Cash Patel as acting director of the ATF and the implications for the agency’s future. The conversation also covers recent SCOTUS updates, state-level gun legislation, and the role of armed citizens in preventing crime. The episode emphasizes the importance of vigilance in protecting Second Amendment rights and the potential changes in federal and state gun laws. In this segment of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses the current state of gun rights and legislation in Colorado with guests Max Brooks and Amanda Harden. They explore the complacency among gun owners, the impact of a potential supermajority in the state legislature, and the implications of recent federal policy changes. The conversation highlights the importance of activism and mobilization among gun owners to protect their rights amidst increasing legislative challenges. In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses the current political landscape regarding gun rights, focusing on the potential for Republican gains and the implications of Cash Patel’s appointment as FBI director. The conversation shifts to the future of the ATF and its impact on manufacturers and dealers in the firearms industry. The roundtable also critiques the Giffords organization’s narrative on gun control, highlighting the absurdity of their calls for new laws when existing ones are already in place.
Armed American Radio, Cash Patel, ATF, FBI, gun rights, SCOTUS, legislation, armed citizens, crime prevention, Second Amendment, gun rights, Colorado legislation, activism, Second Amendment, complacency, federal policy, Supreme Court, gun control, political landscape, activism strategies, Republicans, gun rights, Cash Patel, ATF, Giffords organization, law enforcement, Second Amendment, political commentary, firearms, conservative views
Takeaways
They want to take our guns, and we’re not giving them anything.
Cash Patel’s appointment could signify major changes for the ATF.
The ATF may be on its way to being reigned in.
State-level legislation continues to pose challenges for gun rights.
The role of armed citizens is crucial in crime prevention.
Recent SCOTUS updates could impact future gun legislation.
The importance of staying vigilant in protecting Second Amendment rights.
Cash Patel’s leadership is seen as a positive change.
The conversation highlights the need for continued activism.
Gun owners should not become complacent despite federal changes. Complacency among gun owners can lead to significant losses in rights.
Colorado has shifted politically, impacting gun legislation.
Activism is crucial in the fight for gun rights.
Recent federal changes may affect state-level gun policies.
The importance of mobilizing gun owners for future challenges.
Legislative changes in Colorado are often influenced by national trends.
Gun rights activists face significant challenges in the current political climate.
The role of grassroots movements in shaping gun legislation is vital.
Understanding the political landscape is essential for effective activism.
The Supreme Court’s decisions could have far-reaching effects on state laws. Republicans are expected to gain more seats in the House.
Cash Patel’s dual role as FBI and ATF director signals significant changes.
The ATF has been criticized for its anti-gun policies.
The future of the ATF may involve its dissolution or restructuring.
Manufacturers could benefit from a reduced regulatory burden if the ATF is reformed.
Giffords organization often calls for laws that are already in place.
The conversation emphasizes the need for law enforcement to focus on real crime.
The narrative around gun violence is often manipulated for political gain.
The importance of maintaining Second Amendment rights is a central theme.
The discussion reflects a broader conservative perspective on law enforcement and gun rights.

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40min
February 24, 2025 02-23-25 HR 2 CO State Rep Max Brooks and Amanda Hardin CO activist owner Lipstick Tactical
Summary
In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses significant developments in gun rights, including the appointment of Cash Patel as acting director of the ATF and the implications for the agency’s future. The conversation also covers recent SCOTUS updates, state-level gun legislation, and the role of armed citizens in preventing crime. The episode emphasizes the importance of vigilance in protecting Second Amendment rights and the potential changes in federal and state gun laws. In this segment of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses the current state of gun rights and legislation in Colorado with guests Max Brooks and Amanda Harden. They explore the complacency among gun owners, the impact of a potential supermajority in the state legislature, and the implications of recent federal policy changes. The conversation highlights the importance of activism and mobilization among gun owners to protect their rights amidst increasing legislative challenges. In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses the current political landscape regarding gun rights, focusing on the potential for Republican gains and the implications of Cash Patel’s appointment as FBI director. The conversation shifts to the future of the ATF and its impact on manufacturers and dealers in the firearms industry. The roundtable also critiques the Giffords organization’s narrative on gun control, highlighting the absurdity of their calls for new laws when existing ones are already in place.
Armed American Radio, Cash Patel, ATF, FBI, gun rights, SCOTUS, legislation, armed citizens, crime prevention, Second Amendment, gun rights, Colorado legislation, activism, Second Amendment, complacency, federal policy, Supreme Court, gun control, political landscape, activism strategies, Republicans, gun rights, Cash Patel, ATF, Giffords organization, law enforcement, Second Amendment, political commentary, firearms, conservative views
Takeaways
They want to take our guns, and we’re not giving them anything.
Cash Patel’s appointment could signify major changes for the ATF.
The ATF may be on its way to being reigned in.
State-level legislation continues to pose challenges for gun rights.
The role of armed citizens is crucial in crime prevention.
Recent SCOTUS updates could impact future gun legislation.
The importance of staying vigilant in protecting Second Amendment rights.
Cash Patel’s leadership is seen as a positive change.
The conversation highlights the need for continued activism.
Gun owners should not become complacent despite federal changes. Complacency among gun owners can lead to significant losses in rights.
Colorado has shifted politically, impacting gun legislation.
Activism is crucial in the fight for gun rights.
Recent federal changes may affect state-level gun policies.
The importance of mobilizing gun owners for future challenges.
Legislative changes in Colorado are often influenced by national trends.
Gun rights activists face significant challenges in the current political climate.
The role of grassroots movements in shaping gun legislation is vital.
Understanding the political landscape is essential for effective activism.
The Supreme Court’s decisions could have far-reaching effects on state laws. Republicans are expected to gain more seats in the House.
Cash Patel’s dual role as FBI and ATF director signals significant changes.
The ATF has been criticized for its anti-gun policies.
The future of the ATF may involve its dissolution or restructuring.
Manufacturers could benefit from a reduced regulatory burden if the ATF is reformed.
Giffords organization often calls for laws that are already in place.
The conversation emphasizes the need for law enforcement to focus on real crime.
The narrative around gun violence is often manipulated for political gain.
The importance of maintaining Second Amendment rights is a central theme.
The discussion reflects a broader conservative perspective on law enforcement and gun rights.

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40min

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