Episode 69 – The Constitution, Gun Rights & the Edge of Crisis

In the wake of a fatal shooting involving federal agents and a lawfully armed citizen, the national conversation moved fast. Accusations. Statements. Counterstatements.

But what does the law actually say?

In this episode of Common-X, we sit down with constitutional law professor Adam Winkler to separate political rhetoric from legal reality. As a leading expert on the history of gun rights and gun regulation in America, Winkler explains how the Second Amendment has always existed alongside firearm laws — and why that balance is foundational to the American system.

We discuss:

• What the Second Amendment truly protects
• How courts interpret gun rights
• The tension between individual liberty and public safety
• Whether America is facing a constitutional crisis
• What happens if executive power defies judicial authority

This conversation moves beyond headlines and into the structural foundations of American governance.

If you care about rights, regulation, and the future of constitutional order — this is one you don’t want to miss.

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From iconic artists and creative pioneers to everyday people with extraordinary stories, each episode prioritizes honesty, curiosity, and meaningful dialogue. This is a Gen-X–driven show for listeners who value depth over noise and conversation over clicks.

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