Videos tagged with Carolyn Maloney

This video discusses a letter sent by 18 Democratic lawmakers to Cordova Financial, a 'buy now, pay later' provider, expressing concern that their payment plans could fuel gun violence. The speaker argues this is an unconstitutional attempt to restrict firearm access based on financial means and criticizes the lawmakers' reasoning, highlighting that existing background check systems are the government's responsibility, not the financial institution's. The video suggests this tactic is a way for Democrats to circumvent legislative and judicial roadblocks to gun control.

This video discusses the outcome of a New York House primary election where Representative Carolyn Maloney, a prominent gun control advocate, was defeated by Representative Gerald Nadler. The speaker highlights Maloney's past actions chairing the House Oversight Committee, including investigations into gun manufacturers, and her recent introduction of gun control bills. The analysis focuses on the political implications for Second Amendment rights and the potential impact on future legislation.

This video discusses proposed legislation aimed at taxing the firearms industry. Representative Carolyn Maloney has introduced two acts: the Firearms Industry Fairness Act, which would impose a 20% tax on all revenue from assault weapons manufacturers, and the Firearms Industry Crime and Trafficking Accountability Act, which would prohibit gun sales to retailers if such sales pose a high risk of criminal activity. The speaker expresses concern that these measures are a 'cash grab' and a form of 'cash confiscation' rather than being genuinely focused on public safety.

This video from Guns & Gadgets provides an expert analysis of two new gun control bills being prepared by Congress, potentially linked to an upcoming anti-2A summit. The speaker, demonstrating deep knowledge of the political process, details the proposed Firearms Industry Fairness Act and the Firearms Industry Crime and Trafficking Accountability Act, highlighting their potential impact on manufacturers and the ongoing legislative battles in the House and Senate.

This video discusses a new gun control bill introduced by House Oversight Chairwoman Carolyn Maloney. The "Firearm Industry Fairness Act" proposes a 20% tax on revenues from manufacturers of "assault weapons" and high-capacity magazines, with funds earmarked for gun violence prevention. A second bill, the "Firearm Industry Crime and Trafficking Accountability Act," would require manufacturers to track crimes involving their firearms. The speaker suggests these bills are politically motivated, timed before Maloney's primary election, and unlikely to pass.

This video discusses the House Oversight Committee's subpoena of Smith & Wesson for sales and internal communication records related to AR-15 style rifles. The speaker argues this is an abuse of power and a political maneuver, citing Supreme Court precedent that limits congressional investigative power to matters not solely for political gain or exposing damaging information. The video highlights the 'common use' doctrine as a defense for firearm ownership.

This video discusses proposed legislation that would allow victims of gun violence to sue firearm manufacturers for damages caused by criminals using their products. It features arguments from both sides, with proponents highlighting the profits of gun companies and opponents emphasizing the concept of personal responsibility and the potential for such lawsuits to cripple the firearms industry. The discussion touches on the legal precedent of product liability and draws parallels to other industries.

This video discusses a congressional hearing where firearm manufacturers met with the U.S. House Oversight Committee. The speaker expresses strong disappointment with Marty Daniel of Daniel Defense for not supporting the abolition of the ATF, contrasting this with Ruger's CEO who publicly stated they do not support abolishing the ATF. The speaker advocates for more oversight of federal agencies and criticizes the responses of some manufacturers during the hearing.

This video analyzes a coordinated media and political effort to demonize the firearms industry. It highlights how news outlets are using talking points from a congressional committee memo to frame CEOs of major gun manufacturers negatively ahead of a hearing. The speaker argues this is a propaganda tactic to push for gun control legislation by attacking the industry's sales and marketing practices, particularly concerning 'assault style' weapons, while ignoring broader gun violence statistics like suicides.

This video discusses an upcoming US House Oversight Committee hearing where CEOs of Daniel Defense, Smith & Wesson, and Sturm Ruger will be questioned regarding firearms used in mass shootings. The speaker critiques the investigation as a "witch hunt," arguing that perpetrators, not manufacturers of legal items, should be held responsible. The hearing aims to scrutinize the production, sale, and marketing of firearms, particularly AR-15 style rifles.

This video analyzes HR 1005, the NICS Review Act of 2021, introduced by Carolyn Maloney. The bill proposes amending US Code 922 to require the NICS system to retain background check information for at least 90 days, rather than the current 24 hours. The speaker argues this change effectively establishes a federal gun registry, which historically leads to confiscation, and urges opposition to the bill.

This video from Guns & Gadgets analyzes H.R. 1005, the NICS Review Act of 2021, arguing it would create a de facto gun registry by extending NICS record retention. The speaker, identified as experienced, explains how the bill, sponsored by Rep. Carolyn Maloney, could change current law and potentially lead to confiscation. The content serves as an alert to viewers about potential gun control legislation.