Bearing Arms' Cam & Co

Cam is joined by David Adams, legislative affairs director for the Virginia Shooting Sports Association, to break down the four gun control bills approved by the state senate's Judiciary Committee on Monday.

The Washington Examiner's Salena Zito joins Cam to talk about the 2020 election fight, and why she believes suburban women gun owners will play an outsized role in determining who wins the presidential election in November.

Phillip Van Cleave, president of the Virginia Citizens Defense League, joins Cam to talk about the upcoming Lobby Day on January 20, and the massive amount of interest it's drawing in the state and around the country.

Virginia Governor Ralph Northam says he wants a factual and civil discussion about his gun control bills, and Cam offers him exactly that with an invite to appear on the show. Plus, new information about the 18 new positions with the Virginia State police that Northam wants to enforce his "assault firearms" ban, your emails, and more!

The Washington Free Beacon's Stephen Gutowski joins Cam to help break down the new gun, ammo, magazine, and suppressor bans introduced by Virginia Democrats as the 2020 legislative session kicks off in Richmond.

YouTuber RhondaMary joins Cam to talk about her recent trip to a Richmond, Virginia gun show, urban attitudes toward gun control, and why she's decided to devote her time and energy in 2020 fighting to ensure the Second Amendment rights of all Americans are respected and secure.

With the legislative session kicking off this week, the Washington Examiner's Kerry Picket joins Cam to break down the possibilities with Virginia Governor Ralph Northam's proposed gun control laws.

Cam takes your questions and comments on this edition of Bearing Arms' Cam & Co., including a look at some of the biggest issues that gun owners will be facing in 2020.

According to Second Amendment scholar and attorney Stephen Halbrook, the first Second Amendment sanctuaries may have been established long before the right to keep and bear arms was ever protected by the Bill of Rights.

Chuck Rossi, a co-founder of Open Source Defense and a former engineer at Facebook, joins Cam to talk about how best to stay engaged as platforms like Facebook and Instagram appear to be targeting organic 2A-related content.

Virginia attorney Tim Anderson's Facebook videos on the Second Amendment Sanctuary movement and impending gun control laws have attracted a huge following, and he joins Cam to give his take on the upcoming legislative session and what gun owners can expect.

On an all email episode of the show, Cam responds to your questions and comments about Facebook and Instagram's new policy banning "branded content" involving firearms, the Second Amendment Sanctuary movement, and more.

More than 100 Virginia counties, cities, and towns have declared themselves Second Amendment Sanctuaries, but now that the votes have taken place, what happens next? Cam sits down with Effingham County, Illinois board member David Campbell to talk about the next steps in the 2A Sanctuary movement.

Virginia Del. Nick Freitas says the authoritarian wing of the Democratic Party is now in complete control of state government, but he's excited to see the pushback by 2A Sanctuary counties across the state and believes the movement can and will make a difference.

Nikki Goeser, executive director of the Crime Prevention Research Center, joins Cam for an emotional conversation about the murder of her husband in a gun free zone a decade ago and why she's been fighting for the right of self-defense ever since.

New Jersey has its first Second Amendment Sanctuary community, and there may be more on the way in the near future. Scott Bach, the executive director of the Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs, joins Cam to discuss the movement and the challenges it's already facing from anti-gun lawmakers and law enforcement officials.

On this edition of Bearing Arms Cam & Co., Cam Edwards takes questions and comments from viewers and listeners across the country. The big topic of conversation: Virginia's Second Amendment Sanctuary movement and what happens next. 

Retired NYPD detective Rob O'Donnell joins Cam to discuss the 2A Sanctuary movement in Virginia and the number of law enforcement officers and military who say they will not enforce unconstitutional gun control laws, as well as Rob's personal connection to the recent attacks in Pensacola, Florida and Jersey City.

A bill that would require health care professionals to screen patients for gun ownership and provide "safety counseling" for those who test positive, so to speak, received a legislative hearing in Massachusetts on Tuesday. Jim Wallace of the Gun Owners Action League joins Cam with the details, and a viewer from northern Virginia shares his experience at a 2A Sanctuary vote on Tuesday nig...

Buckingham County, Virginia Sheriff William Kidd tells Cam Edwards that if Governor Ralph Northam wants to take guns away from Virginia residents, he should be the one to go and get them.

Chuck Michel, Second Amendment attorney and president of the California Rifle & Pistol Association, joins Cam to break down several of the most likely candidates for SCOTUS if the high court decides that the NYC gun case it just heard is moot because of the city's recent changes to the law being challenged.

It's an all email edition of the show, with Cam answering questions and sharing comments from viewers and listeners across the country. Among the topics of discussion: New York's SAFE Act, Virginia's 2A Sanctuary movement, and what to do if you live in a state that treats your Second Amendment rights as privileges.

A new bill filed in Massachusetts would "systematically screen all patients for the presence of firearms in the home" and require "safety counseling" for those determined to be gun owners. Jim Wallace of the Gun Owners Action League in Massachusetts joins Cam to talk about the bizarre bill that's up for a hearing in a legislative committee next week.

Nearly a dozen counties and towns across Virginia adopted Second Amendment Sanctuary resolutions Tuesday night, and the wave hasn't crested yet. Cam is joined by Philip Van Cleave of the Virginia Citizens Defense League to talk about the latest, and the Heritage Foundation's Amy Swearer joins the program to provide her take on what SCOTUS might do with the NYC gun case.

Cam breaks down the oral arguments in the Second Amendment case heard by SCOTUS on Monday and has a first-hand look at one Virginia county's vote in support of the right to keep and bear arms as well.