Videos tagged with Financial Discrimination

This video discusses a White House executive order aimed at preventing financial institutions from discriminating against individuals and businesses based on their political or religious beliefs, or lawful activities, particularly those associated with Second Amendment rights. The speaker highlights concerns about 'debanking' and 'Operation Chokepoint,' where banks allegedly flagged customers for transactions related to gun dealers or terms like 'Trump' or 'MAGA' without evidence of criminal conduct. The order mandates that banking decisions be based on objective, risk-based analysis rather than political inputs.

This video discusses a significant executive order signed by President Trump aimed at preventing financial institutions from 'debanking' individuals and companies based on their Second Amendment affiliations. The speaker emphasizes this as a crucial measure against economic discrimination, particularly for businesses like Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's, which have faced service removal despite no criminal conduct. The order seeks to ensure fair banking practices for all Americans.

Nephi Cole, Director of Government Relations and State Affairs for the NSSF, discusses the critical role of Colorado as a testing ground for anti-gun legislation and the multifaceted fight to protect Second Amendment rights. He highlights the importance of grassroots activism, legislative engagement, and combating financial discrimination against the firearms industry. Cole emphasizes that the fight extends beyond hardware to include banking, free speech, and regulatory compliance, stressing the need for vigilance and strategic organization.

This video from Colion Noir discusses a new law in New York requiring separate tracking of firearm and ammunition purchases made with credit cards. Noir, an expert Second Amendment advocate, argues this law is a dangerous precedent, potentially leading to discrimination against legal gun owners and drawing parallels to 'Operation Choke Point' under the Obama administration. The video highlights concerns about financial institutions being used to restrict constitutional rights.

This video discusses the removal of 'reputational risk' as a regulatory standard by the FDIC and OCC, effectively dismantling Operation Chokepoint. This Obama-era initiative weaponized financial regulations to pressure banks into severing ties with gun industry businesses, effectively acting as a backdoor gun control measure. The removal is hailed as a significant win for Second Amendment advocacy groups like GOA, preventing financial institutions from discriminating against legal firearm-related businesses.

This video features Donald Trump Jr. and Michael Seifert discussing the challenges faced by pro-gun and liberty-focused businesses due to financial discrimination and 'de-banking.' They highlight the creation of alternative ecosystems like PublicSquare and Credova to support these businesses and consumers, aiming to build a parallel economy insulated from cancel culture. Colion Noir also showcases Vedder Holsters as a sponsor, demonstrating their LightTuck Kydex IWB holster.

This video discusses allegations that Bank of America voluntarily provided customer transaction data, including firearm purchases, to the FBI around the January 6th, 2021 events. Former President Trump publicly called out Bank of America for allegedly discriminating against conservative customers. House Republicans launched an investigation into the bank's data sharing practices, citing a whistleblower's testimony.

This video discusses instances where individuals experienced their bank accounts being closed by institutions like Chase Bank following firearm and NFA item purchases. The speakers express concern over financial de-platforming and the lack of transparency from banks regarding these decisions, suggesting a potential pattern of discrimination against lawful gun owners. The discussion highlights the implications for Second Amendment rights and financial freedom.

This video features Brent T. Wheat discussing efforts with Indiana Treasurer Daniel Elliot to combat financial institutions that deny banking and credit services to lawful gun owners and businesses. The conversation focuses on the political and financial aspects of gun rights advocacy, aiming to protect individuals and entities involved in the firearms industry from discriminatory practices by banks.

This video discusses the ongoing fight for Second Amendment rights, highlighting new forms of anti-gun tactics like financial discrimination and credit card coding. It emphasizes the importance of active engagement from gun owners, including volunteering, contacting legislators, and educating others, to counter these evolving threats and protect constitutional freedoms.

This episode of Bullet Points discusses legislative successes for the firearm industry, focusing on the FIND Act and merchant code restrictions. Jake McGuigan of NSSF highlights how these initiatives combat discriminatory practices by financial institutions and credit card companies, aiming to protect firearm retailers, manufacturers, and consumers from 'woke' corporate policies and potential data tracking.