Bearing Arms' Cam & Co

Stephen Gutowski of the Washington Free Beacon joins Cam to talk about recent victories on both coasts for those Americans seeking to buy a firearm and ammunition, as well as taking a look at those states that are still preventing gun stores from operating.

Cam sits down with NRA-ILA Executive Director Jason Ouimet to talk about the group's response to the novel coronavirus and how it's impacting our Second Amendment, including the organization joining a lawsuit taking on LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva's closure of gun stores and lobbying the Trump administration to include the firearms industry in DHS's guidance on essential worke...

The incredible spike in firearm and ammunition sales is leading to lengthy delays in background checks for some buyers, as well as a shortage of government forms that gun retailers are required to complete. Cam breaks down the latest information from the National Shooting Sports Foundation and answers viewer emails from around the country as well.

Second Amendment organizations are pushing back on orders for gun stores to close with a growing number of lawsuits, but they're also relying on conversations and persuasion to ensure that Americans have access to firearms and ammunition during the current state of emergency. The Second Amendment Foundation's Alan Gottlieb joins Cam to discuss the group's strategy during the pandemic.

Gun stores around the country are being issued contradictory and confusing orders regarding their ability to continue to operate. Cam speaks with Jessica Keffer of The Sportsman's Shop in Pennsylvania, which was told by local police to close its doors on Tuesday, as well as Townhall's Julio Rosas with an update on Los Angeles-area gun stores.

When city council members in Bellingham, Washington introduced an emergency measure allowing the mayor to ban the possession of firearms during an emergency, Second Amendment supporters immediately voiced their protests. Seattle radio host Jason Rantz was the first to report on the story and joins Cam with the latest.

The first lawsuits are being filed over New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy's decision to order gun stores and ranges to close indefinitely during the state of emergency. Scott Bach from the Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs joins Cam to talk about the impact of the governor's orders. Ryan Cleckner of Gun University also joins Cam to talk about online resources for the many new gu...

The governors of California and Pennsylvania have declared all non-essential business must close, and while marijuana dispensaries and beer and wine retailers are allowed to open their doors, gun stores are being told to close.

Andrew Langer of the Institute for Liberty joins Cam to talk about Baltimore Mayor Jack Young's plea for criminals to stop shooting each other to free up hospital beds, San Jose's shutting down a gun store, and what life is like in Virginia's Peninsula District, site of the state's largest coronavirus outbreak.

Former NYPD officer Rob O'Donnell talks with Cam about how police departments around the country are preparing to maintain operations during the coronavirus pandemic, including controversial decisions in Philadelphia to not arrest some individuals for many non-violent offenses.

Amy Swearer of Heritage Foundation and Larry Keane from the National Shooting Sports Association join Cam to talk about the growing number of emergency declarations around the country dealing with firearm possession or transfers, as well as a closer look at the surge in demand for ammunition and firearms.

Dr. James Eric Dietz of Purdue's Homeland Security Institute joins Cam to talk about his research into pandemics, as well as research into magazine capacity and self-defense. Plus, Jason Rantz from KTTH radio in Seattle talks about what life is really like in the city that's seen a large number of coronavirus cases.

From the cancellation of the NRA Annual Meeting to at least one sheriff's office hitting the pause button on processing concealed carry applications, as well as a reported surge in gun and ammunition sales, the coronavirus is already starting to have an effect on our right to keep and bear arms.

Townhall.com senior columnist Kurt Schlichter joins Cam with his take on Biden's buffoonish response to a Michigan construction worker who dared question the Democrat about his gun ban plans.

The national media and the Democratic Party are invested in the idea that Joe Biden is the "moderate" choice for American voters, but as Townhall.com's Ellie Bufkin explains, Biden is anything but middle-of-the-road, especially on the Second Amendment.

The former vice president was on the campaign trail in Michigan when he was asked some pointed questions about supporting a ban on semi-automatic long guns. Biden's response was to call the voter names, misrepresent his own position, and mangle the name of one of the guns he wants to ban.

David Adams from the Virginia Shooting Sports Association sits down with Cam to talk about the final form of several bills that will soon be signed into law, as well as a look at the lawsuits challenging the new laws that will likely follow soon after.

Jon Stokes, editor of the ThePrepared.com joins Cam to talk about what you should be doing to prepare for disruptions in your day-to-day life that you may soon face thanks to the coronavirus.

Cam is joined by Evan Nappen, the attorney for New Jersey resident Roosevelt Twyne, an armed security guard who's now facing felony charges for possession of "hollow point" ammunition and transporting a firearm, despite the fact that the NJ State police says Twyne's ammo was legal and he has a concealed carry license that allows him to transport his firearm.  To help Twyne&#...

Salena Zito joins Cam to break down an eventful Super Tuesday and its aftermath, including the suspension of Michael Bloomberg's presidential campaign and the surge in support for Joe Biden, as well as what it means for gun owners as the Democratic primary rolls on.

Cam Edwards talks to Jim Geraghty of National Review at the 2020 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) about former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg struggling to keep a unified anti-gun base as he continues his presidential bid.

Cibola County, New Mexico Sheriff Tony Mace tells Cam Edwards that he and other sheriffs are already meeting with attorneys, and will challenge the state's new red flag law in court.

Michael Bloomberg's "gaffe" about buying a Democratic majority in the U.S. House of Representatives was actually the most honest thing he said during Tuesday's debate in South Carolina. Dave Adams of the Virginia Shooting Sports Association joins Cam to talk about how Bloomberg's bucks are impacting the rights of gun owners at the state level, and Adams provides an update on...

Michael Bloomberg has spent hundreds of millions of dollars over the years to promote gun control laws and anti-gun candidates. So why are many gun control activists not only vocally backing other candidates, but bashing the anti-gun billionaire?

A Senate committee in Richmond heard a number of House-approved gun control bills Monday morning, modifying several but still advancing many of them to the floor for a vote. Phillip Van Cleave of the Virginia Citizens Defense League joins Cam to break down today's legislative action.