Guns

In light of the tragic shooting on a New York City subway on Tuesday morning, MSNBC’s All In host Chris Hayes decided to dedicate an entire segment of his show to push for gun control, with the leftist host admitting one of the first thoughts that crossed his mind was the fact that the United States Supreme Court might greenlight concealed carry in all fifty states. 

Throughout the day on Tuesday, while covering the New York City subway shooting live at the scene, MSNBC anchor Katy Tur repeatedly pushed the Biden administration’s gun control agenda. However, she warned against “reactionary measures” like increasing police presence across the nation’s largest city amid a crime wave.

While covering the breaking news of the Brooklyn subway shooting on Tuesday’s CNN Newsroom, host Jim Sciutto tied the shooting and violent crime generally to gun laws in southern states.

On Thursday, The Reload’s Stephen Gutowski reported that “NBC News may have violated state and federal gun laws while attempting to demonstrate how loose they are during a recent report.” He highlighted how “a collection of gun-rights groups are calling for an investigation into a March 17th report from the network,” with the groups arguing that “an NBC reporter’s decision to purchase a ‘ghost…

Golden State Warriors head basketball coach and gun control fanatic Steve Kerr came out firing after Sunday’s early morning Sacramento shooting incident. He and President Joe Biden both called for gun control laws that have been on the books since the 20th century.  

On Monday morning, CNN's Jim Sciutto and John Harwood devoted a segment to fretting that, as per the latter, the Constitution's respect for rural areas makes it unlikely that any new gun control will be passed in response to last week's mass shooting in Sacramento. In spite of the fact that few details have been confirmed about where the guns used came from, Harwood played White House…

Alabama and Ohio have passed versions of “constitutional carry.” That is a law that allows a lawful owner of a firearm to carry that firearm without additional governmental permission. Georgia's state House and Senate have both passed versions and a committee is set to reconcile differences. Georgia should have the law passed in the next week, becoming the 24th state to pass such legislation.…

The New York Times again reliably rides to the defense of overbearing federal government agencies. Reporter Glenn Thrush on Saturday defended the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms in “A.T.F., Agency Crucial to Biden’s Gun Plan, Struggles to Push for Reform.” He picked on the bureau’s acting director for being civil at a gun industry convention. Another sob story about an…

ABC’s The Conners pushed an anti-gun agenda last Wednesday in an episode that featured a mass shooting near the Conners’ family home.  As if the episode wasn’t bad enough, the creator and producers spread more anti-gun propaganda in interviews with Deadline and TV Line.

ABC’s The Conners tackled the subject of gun control on Wednesday’s episode, “Triggered,” and it was as bad as you can imagine. Responsible gun owner, Dan (Jon Goodman), is portrayed as irresponsible while his critics are made to seem like rational people who want to keep everyone safe. Worse, Dan’s granddaughter Harris (Emma Kenney) is lauded as a hero when she steals her grandfather’s gun…

Ask and you shall receive! Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said his nation is not giving up in its David vs.Goliath mismatch, but its military is badly in need of ammunition. That statement prompted NASCAR racing team owner Richard Childress to say done deal, ammunition will soon be on the way. 

As ABC and CBS ran reports commemorating the 10th anniversary of black Florida teen Trayvon Martin being shot to death by George Zimmerman, both networks misinformed their viewers, and ABC even imitated the same smear that NBC News was forced to apologize for 10 years ago.

As Russia brutally invades Ukraine, columnist Gabriella Hoffman explains how extreme Western climate policies are giving Vladimir Putin more power in global politics. Plus a note about the global rarity of gun-rights guarantees.

On Wednesday, hours before the start of the Russian invasion of Ukrainian, the Rada (parliament) advanced legislation that would allow more Ukrainian civilians to own firearms as they stared down the bear that was eager to wage war on and conquer them. It’s another obvious example of why civilian firearm ownership is important and vital for a free people, yet it wasn’t worth any airtime on the…