Videos tagged with Gun Violence Reporting

This video analyzes a shift in media reporting, specifically how suicide is now being framed as the "biggest part of gun violence." The content questions the reasons behind this change in narrative, contrasting it with previous focuses on homicide. It highlights a specific NPR article as a reference point for this discussion, suggesting a potential change in how gun-related statistics and their associated implications are presented to the public.

The ATF has partnered with the 'Report It' app to allow citizens to anonymously report gun violence, gun crimes, and explosive issues. While the ATF claims anonymity and privacy, the video expresses skepticism, highlighting concerns about potential misuse for reporting individuals based on their firearm ownership or political views. The app is presented as a tool for community-law enforcement partnerships, but the speaker questions its true intent and impact on individual liberties.

This video features Cam Edwards in conversation with Charles Cooke, discussing an article Cooke wrote for National Review. The article and subsequent discussion focus on the perceived bias in media coverage of shootings. The content delves into how media outlets report on or frame incidents involving firearms, suggesting a skewed perspective. It's an analysis of media narrative surrounding gun violence and related events.