Bearing Arms' Cam & Co

Townhall's Kurt Schlichter and the Second Amendment Foundation's Alan Gottlieb join Cam to talk about the storming of the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, how we got here, where we're headed, and why it's not time to abandon politics, no matter how broken the system might be.

When Nikki Goeser's husband Ben was murdered in front of her in 2009, she began speaking out against the gun control laws that disarmed her but not the stalker who killed her beloved, becoming a powerful voice in the 2A movement. Now she needs our help to ensure that the man who robbed her of the love of her life remains behind bars for as long as possible.

There were more than 21-million firearms sold in the United States in 2020, according to the National Shooting Sports Foundation, but more importantly, there were also about 8.4-million Americans who became first-time gun owners last year. The NSSF's Larry Keane sits down with Cam to talk about the impact those new gun owners can have on the gun debate.

Yes, according to the 10th Amendment Center's Matt Maharrey. As Cam explains on today's show, however, the fight for the right to keep and bear arms and the fight for the right to toke up do have some big differences.

Description: 2020 could end up with the highest one-year increase in the number of murders since at least 1960, and anti-gun activists will seize on that figure to push their gun control agenda at both the state and federal level. Cam digs into the stats and explains why restricting the rights of law-abiding citizens isn't going to impact the most violent criminals among us.

The little-known Office of the Comptroller of the Currency is currently accepting comments on a proposed rule that would be hugely beneficial to the firearms industry, and in turn, individual gun owners. Second Amendment activist Dennis Santiago joins Cam to discuss the details of the proposal and why it's important for folks to make their voices heard before the public comment period ends on...

Second Amendment activist Tim Knight joins Cam to talk about the boots-on-the-ground efforts to turn out the gun vote in the Senate elections in Georgia, and what he's learned about the state of the race while knocking on hundreds of doors across the state in recent weeks.

Researchers at the Ohio State University claim to have discovered that gun owners' support for anti-gun measures like universal background checks, waiting periods, and gun storage laws is actually far higher than what polls suggest. As Cam explains, though, the study reads more like propaganda than research. 

Money is pouring in to the state of Georgia in advance of the January 5th runoff elections that will determine which party controls the U.S. Senate for the next two years, but Democrats Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock are largely ignoring rural voters, thanks in large part to their wholehearted embrace of the party's extreme anti-gun agenda.

Alex Bosco of SB Tactical joins Cam to break down all of the problems for gun owners and the firearms industry contained within the ATF and DOJ's proposed guidance on pistol stabilizing braces, and what gun owners can do to stop the attempt to register millions of guns under the National Firearms Act.

Congresswoman-elect Lauren Boebert sits down with Cam to discuss calls by some Democrats to ban lawmakers from carrying guns in the U.S. Capitol, and has a message of her own to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on the issue.

Larry Keane, the senior vice president and general counsel for the National Shooting Sports Foundation, joins Cam to discuss the coordinated attacks on the firearms industry by gun control activists, high-powered law firms, and anti-gun Democrat Attorneys General like New Jersey's Gurbir Grewel, who's issued subpoenas to at least two gun makers seeking decades worth of advertising and mark...

While the investigation into the police shooting death of Casey Goodson, Jr. continues, the case is starting to attract national attention from the likes of the New York Times . On today's show Eric Delbert, executive officer at L.E.P.D. Firearms, Range, and Training in Columbus joins Cam to talk about the tragic shooting and the effect that it's had on the local 2A and law enforcement com...

The Supreme Court rejected without comment on Monday a case dealing with an Arizona man convicted more than a decade ago of two DUIs who was seeking to have his Second Amendment rights restored. As Cam explains, however, the Court will have several more opportunities to weigh in on the issue of when and why citizens should lose their 2A rights in the weeks ahead.

Andrew Clyde, who owns and operates Clyde Armory in Athens, Georgia, is heading to Washington, D.C. and bringing his experience, knowledge of firearms, and support for the Second Amendment with him. Clyde sits down with Cam for a one-on-one interview on today's show, and Cam also has the latest on the ATF's raid on Thursday of a Nevada gun company over it's "Buy Build Shoot"...

Second Amendment supporters across Ohio are sharing their concerns and questions about the police shooting of 23-year old Casey Goodson, Jr. The concealed carry holder was killed by a Franklin County deputy last Friday after authorities say he "waved a gun" at officers, but his family disputes that account and says Goodson was killed as he was trying to enter the family home. Sean Malone...

Alan Gottlieb of the Second Amendment Foundation joins Cam to discuss a series of lawsuits filed around the country challenging infringements on the right to keep and bear arms for adults under the age of 21, plus Cam details the latest information about a concealed carry holder shot and killed outside of his home by an Ohio sheriff's deputy.

The case of Ka'Mauri Harrison, the Louisana elementary school student suspended from school after his teacher briefly spotted a BB gun in the student's bedroom during a virtual learning session, took another surprising turn last Friday during an appeal hearing. Ka'Mauri's father Nyron Harrison and Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry join Cam alongside the Harrison's attorney...

Gun control activists are pointing their fingers at the surge in gun sales, claiming that the arming of law-abiding Americans is driving the increase in shootings and homicides in many American cities. Using statistics and testimony from senior law enforcement officials, Cam breaks down what's really  responsible for the rise in violence.

For a third straight session a Florida lawmaker has introduced a bill that would enable concealed carry licensees to lawfully carry on college and university campuses. The state's higher ed lobby is already speaking out against the proposal, but as Cam explains, the measure makes sense from both a constitutional and practical perspective.

As far as strategies go, it's much better than passing more gun control laws aimed at legal gun owners, but as Cam explains, the city's new "focused deterrence" effort targeting the most violent offenders seems to be long on carrots and short on sticks.

You may have seen some recent headlines about the "first big gun rights case in years" going to the Supreme Court. As it turns out, many media outlets are putting the card before the horse, because the case they're talking about hasn't been accepted by SCOTUS yet. Cam explores why the misleading headlines are popping up now, and the 2A case that the Supreme Court actually  w...

It's looking increasingly likely that the ATF is going to be a weaponized tool of gun control activists in an upcoming Biden administration. Alex Bosco, the head of SB Tactical, joins Cam for an update on the continued push by ATF officials to go after pistol braces, the companies that make them, and the millions of legally-purchased firearms that come equipped with the accessory.

The 2021 Lobby Day rally hosted by the Virginia Citizens Defense League is going to look a little different than it has in years past, with a massive mobile caravan planned to deliver a pro-2A message to state lawmakers and Gov. Ralph Northam. VCDL president Philip Van Cleave joins Cam on the program with details on how you can be a part of the roving rally.

Martin Jones was a Dean's List student at Kennesaw State University when he was arrested for criminal property damage. The only problem? Jones was innocent, but a warrant was issued for his arrest because his name, like all other concealed carry applicants, had been placed on a countywide database of names used by law enforcement to track criminal suspects. Cam has more details on the outrageo...