Bearing Arms' Cam & Co

Townhall.com's Julio Rosas joins Cam from outside the Supreme Court building, where gun control groups were rallying as justices heard oral arguments in a challenge to a New York City gun law Monday. Plus, Philip Van Cleave of the Virginia Citizens Defense League discusses the latest with the Second Amendment Sanctuary movement in the state. 

Nearly a half-dozen counties in Virginia approved Second Amendment Sanctuary resolutions on November 26th, and there are dozens of more that will soon be voting on the measure. Cam speaks with Tonya Freeman, a resident of Wythe County, Virginia, about the vote in her county, and then welcomes Mark Walters of Armed American Radio on the show for an in-depth discussion about where the movement is he...

The Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments in a Second Amendment challenge to a New York City gun law on December 2. Cam breaks down the details of the case, and why gun control advocates are terrified that the outcome could doom many of their most egregious infringements on the right to keep and bear arms around the country.

Expect to see Mike Bloomberg's face on your TV screen soon, no matter how much you might try to avoid it. The gun control movement's biggest donor is now a presidential candidate, and National Review's Jim Geraghty joins Cam to break down the multi-million dollar launch of Bloomberg's bid for the White House.

Townhall.com's Beth Baumann joins Cam for a look at armed school staff in Utah, where a recent audit turned up some issues when it comes to the storage of firearms, as well as a broader discussion about the growing popularity of armed school staff in districts across the country.

In this special episode, host Cam Edwards examines the fast-growing Second Amendment Sanctuary movement by talking with some of the politicians who've led the charge in their communities. Pittsylvania County, Virginia Supervisor Ronald Scearce introduced a resolution approved this week with a crowd of supporters in attendance, while Effingham County, Illinois board member David Campbell was on...

Jim Geraghty of National Review joins Cam to break down Elizabeth Warren's anti-gun platform, which includes raising taxes on guns and ammunition in an attempt to make it too expensive for some Americans to exercise their Second Amendment rights. Plus, Jim and Cam also take a look at Michael Bloomberg's presidential prospects and his recent reversal on his long-standing support for "s...

What's the best argument in favor of the right to keep and bear arms if the person you're talking to doesn't think it's a real right, or doesn't care about the Constitution? As readers to Bearing Arms share with Cam, there are several approaches to discussing the issue with non-gun owners that can lead to some fruitful conversations.

The number of NICS checks in October was about 10% higher than in 2018, marking the third straight month of improvement over last year's numbers. Stephen Gutowski of the Washington Free Beacon joins Cam to crunch the numbers and discuss the reasons for the increase, as well as why we're not likely to see a slowdown anytime soon.

A second county in Virginia has adopted a Second Amendment Sanctuary resolution, and one of the county supervisors behind the move says he's heard from officials and residents in about a dozen other counties across the state who are interested in following suit. 

The National Shooting Sports Foundation's Larry Keane joins Cam for an in-depth discussion of the Supreme Court's decision not to take up a lawsuit against gun maker Remington filed by parents of victims of the Sandy Hook massacre, and says control groups are likely to try to use the Supreme Court's silence to pursue other lawsuits in an attempt to bankrupt the industry.

Dr. Dennis Petrocelli, a forensic and clinical psychiatrist and member of Doctors For Responsible Gun Ownership, joins Cam to talk about the proposal by Bloomberg.com's editorial board to ban gun ownership for those convicted of misdemeanor DUI's and why it's such a bad idea. Plus, Cam has the latest news on the SCOTUS decision to allow a lawsuit against gun maker Remington to proceed.

Lawmakers in Missouri recently held a one-day hearing devoted to reducing violent crime in the state but missed out on hearing from one voice with some compelling ideas and evidence on how to make cities safer. Firearms instructor, Second Amendment advocate, and Missourian Kevin Dixie joins Cam to talk about his Aiming For The Truth program that is helping to turn around individual lives and commu...

Ryan Petty, whose daughter Alaina was among those murdered in the attack at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, tells Cam that a new report on school attacks by the Secret Service's National Threat Assessment Center can save lives, and offers compelling evidence for non-gun control solutions to prevent violence on campus.

Anti-gun lawmakers may have won control of the Virginia legislature on Tuesday, but it doesn't look like too many Virginians are interested in giving up their guns. In fact, there seems to be a lot of interest in buying the guns, magazines, and suppressors that Governor Ralph Northam wants to ban. Cam speaks with Scott Ayers of Farmville Sporting Goods in Farmville, Virginia about the sudden s...

With Democrats now in charge of both the legislative and executive branches of government in Virginia, it could be open season on the Second Amendment in Richmond before long. Dave Adams, legislative affairs director for the Virginia Shooting Sports Association, joins Cam to talk about what's coming next, and why gun owners around the country, not just the state, need to be paying attention.

Maj Toure, the founder of Black Guns Matter, is running for an at-large seat on the Philadelphia City Council and joins Cam to talk about what made him decide to run for office, how he plans on changing politics in Philadelphia, and the grassroots support he's receiving from first-time voters across the city.

One of the more surprising speakers at the Rally for the 2nd Amendment in Washington, D.C., was Dan Gross, former president of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence. Cam talks with Dan about his transition from the head of a major gun control group to now speaking out in support of the right to keep and bear arms.

Alan Gottlieb of the Second Amendment Foundation joins Cam to talk about the growing threat to firearms preemption laws, which are currently being challenged as part of a coordinated assault by cities and gun control groups around the nation. While these challenges aren't getting as much attention as things like Beto O'Rourke's call for firearms confiscation, Gottlieb says they pose a...

A vote on a proposed tax on firearms and ammunition has been delayed for two weeks in Tacoma, Washington, but as KTTH's Jason Rantz tells Cam Edwards, the bill is still expected to pass, and gun owners and gun stores will soon be paying the price.

Fox News host Tucker Carlson is spending two nights on the issue of self-defense in Detroit, and firearms instructor Rick Ector's featured prominently in the segments. Rick joins Cam to talk about why so many residents are choosing to obtain their concealed carry license, and what it means to have a police chief who's actually supportive of the right of self-defense.

Thousands of gun owners from across the country are expected in Washington, D.C. this weekend for a grassroots Second Amendment Rally on the west lawn of the U.S. Capitol. Rob Pincus, one of the organizers of the rally, joins Cam with some of the details and words of encouragement for those still on the fence about attending.

Election Day in Virginia is coming up on November 2, and National Review's Jim Geraghty tells Cam Edwards the results will be crucial for gun owners all across the country, not just the state.

A New Mexico lawmaker is rejecting recommendations from sheriffs regarding his "red flag" bill, and Cibola County Sheriff Tony Mace says he and other law enforcement officers are among those who'll be leading the fight against the proposal when the legislature begins its session in a few weeks.

Dick's Sporting Goods CEO Ed Stack is weighing a third-party presidential campaign, according to Politico. The Daily Wire's Ashe Schow joins Cam to talk about the potential for Stack or Michael Bloomberg (who's also allegedly thinking about running) to jump into the presidential race, but more importantly, where their campaign dollars will go if they're not being wasted on their ow...