Bearing Arms' Cam & Co

It's not a full reversal of the ATF's decision classifying Q, LLC's Honey Badger pistol as a short-barreled rifle, but it's a step in the right direction, according to Josh Savani, NRA-ILA's director of research and information, who joins Cam with an update on latest efforts to rein in the agency's abuses.

The Second Amendment Foundation's Alan Gottlieb weighs in on the confirmation hearings of Judge Amy Coney Barrett, telling Cam that her analysis of the Second Amendment as a natural right makes him optimistic that a Supreme Court with Barrett on the bench would be far more likely to hear challenges to gun control laws.

Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee and gun control activists are engaged in a full-throated effort to portray Judge Amy Coney Barrett as an extremist with some crazy ideas on the Second Amendment. Cam provides some facts to counter the fiction regarding Barrett and the right to keep and bear arms.

The anti-gun governor of New York has a decades-long hostility towards the right to keep and bear arms, and as Cam details, he could do a lot of damage to the Second Amendment rights of Americans if Joe Biden wins in November and names him the head of the Department of Justice.

Was the ATF's recent cease-and-desist letter to gunmaker Q, LLC regarding its Honey Badger pistol politically motivated? Alex Bosco, founder and CEO of SB Tactical, joins Cam to talk about the ATF's ruling, the agency's vague standards in its determination, and the possible political motivations behind the ATF's recent move.

A legislative committee in Baton Rouge on Wednesday unanimously approved the Ka'Mauri Harrison Act, a bill that's aimed at curtailing overreach by local school districts and ensuring that those districts draft specific guidelines for online learning in order to prevent situations like the Harrison case. Attorney Chelsea Cusimano, who represents Ka'Mauri and his family, joins Cam with t...

Arizona Sen. Martha McSally and astronaut/gun control advocate/Democratic senate candidate Mark Kelly squared off in their one debate on Tuesday night. The Second Amendment was a hot topic of discussion. Cam breaks down the responses from the candidates and poses some questions of his own to Kelly.

According to the latest statistics from the Crime Prevention Research Center, more than 19-million Americans now possess a concealed carry license, and according to CPRC founder and president Dr. John Lott, who joins Cam on today's show, the numbers would be even larger if it weren't for the lengthy delays brought about by the response to COVID-19.

The Supreme Court began its new term by rejecting a Second Amendment challenge to a Nebraska law, but held over another gun-related case for consideration at its conference later this week. Cam breaks down the details in the Rodriguez  case, as well as providing a sneak peek at a couple of other 2A-related cases that could soon get some attention from the Supreme Court justices.

After a brief discussion on how President Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis might impact the 2020 elections and even gun and ammo sales, Cam sits down with Vox's Jane Coaston to discuss what could soon be an intra-party fight among Democrats; the push for more gun control laws versus the push to defund, abolish, or "reimagine" policing itself.

Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry joins Cam to talk about the latest developments in the case of Ka Mauri Harrison. The 9-year old from Harvey, Louisiana, was suspended from school after briefly and accidentally displaying a BB gun during an online class, and not only has the AG taken an interest in the case, but Landry reveals that several lawmakers are looking for a legislative remedy as we...

Neither candidate brought up the issue of gun control or the Second Amendment during Tuesday night's debate, though Donald Trump had several opportunities to remind Americans of the damage that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris would do to the right to keep and bear arms if elected. Cam breaks down the first debate and offers a couple of ideas for Mike Pence to hammer the Democratic ticket during ne...

A Pennsylvania Superior Court declared on Monday that the federal Protection of Lawful Commerce In Arms Act is unconstitutional, clearing the way for a lawsuit against Springfield Armory and a Pennsylvania department store that sold a handgun a 14-year old used to accidentally shoot and kill his friend. Larry Keane of the National Shooting Sports Foundation joins Cam to discuss the flaws in the co...

As violent crime soars in Minneapolis/St. Paul, some anti-violence activists are embracing things like a "gun buyback," even as residents send gun sales to record highs.

Nine-year-old Ka Mauri Harrison was suspended by his school district for accidentally and briefly displaying a BB gun during an online class. Now Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry says his office is investigating the "blatant government overreach" of the Jefferson Parish school system.

First-term Congressman Sean Casten, a Democrat from Illinois, says we have "too many guns" in the country, and he's proposing a mandatory compensated confiscation program similar to the one put in place in Australia back in the 1990s, even though Americans are buying guns in record numbers, and don't seem to have much interest in turning them over to the federal government.

Gun control sugar daddy Michael Bloomberg is reaching out to some suprising allies in his quest to ensure Joe Biden wins the 2020 election. He's paying off fines for tens of thousands of felons so that they can vote this November, but as Cam explains, only those identified as most likely to vote Democrat are benefitting from the billionaire's campaign bet.

Alan Gottlieb, the founder and executive director of the Second Amendment Foundation, joins Cam with a look back at last weekend's Gun Rights Policy Conference, which took place entirely online for the first time in its history. The pair also discuss the upcoming fight over the Supreme Court, and Gottlieb explains why he's feeling a little more confident today that a new associate justice...

Amy Swearer of the Heritage Foundation joins Cam to talk about the upcoming confirmation battle to fill the Supreme Court seat left vacant by the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and why this fight could determine the future of the right to keep and bear arms for decades to come.

In honor of Constitution Day, Cam takes a look back in history at the debate over the Second Amendment, and why some of the Founding Fathers didn't believe a Bill of Rights was necessary to protect the right to keep and bear arms.

Cam takes a closer look at several recent cases involving guns and protests, including a California man arrested and charged with pointing a gun at a pro-Trump parade, an Omaha man indicted for manslaughter for shooting a protester who'd jumped on his back, and a Florida man cleared of all charges after pointing a gun at protesters who'd surrounded his car.

Delaware residents may love Sleepy Joe, but they don't appear to be on board with his anti-Second Amendment agenda. As Cam Edwards reports, gun sales are soaring in the state, and meanwhile, Democrats in control of the statehouse have been unable to rally support for a state-level version of Biden's gun and magazine ban.

The gun control movement''s favorite sugar daddy is spending big in Florida trying to get Joe Biden into the White House, while Biden himself is vowing to criminalize the continued possession of your AR-15 and 20-round magazines if he's elected (unless you pay a special tax and register your arms with the federal government).

With Election Day less than two months away, and early voting beginning in many places in just a matter of days, Gun Owners of America Senior Vice President Erich Pratt joins Cam to highlight five races that gun owners should be involved in right now. Plus, Cam honors one of the many heroes of 9/11 as we remember the courage, valor, and heroism displayed by first responders in the minutes, hours,...

When Michigan union worker Jerry Wayne pressed Joe Biden during a campaign stop to explain his anti-gun agenda and stated support for the Second Amendment, Biden responded that Wayne was "full of ***t". Wayne was on hand as Biden once again stumped for union votes in Detroit on Wednesday, but tells Cam that many union members are backing away from their support for the Democrat.