Videos tagged with Insurance Companies

This video discusses the Supreme Court case NRA v. Vullo, focusing on allegations that New York state officials, under Governor Andrew Cuomo, used regulatory power to coerce financial institutions into cutting ties with the NRA. The core of the argument centers on whether this constitutes a First Amendment violation of free speech and viewpoint discrimination. The discussion highlights the NRA's claim that threats were used over persuasion, while the state argued it was enforcing the law due to the NRA's alleged illegal conduct.

This video, presented by William Kirk, President of Washington Gun Law, details potential legislative strategies in California aimed at civilian disarmament. It focuses on bills like SB 1160 and AB 3067, which could leverage insurance companies to create de facto gun registries by requiring disclosure of firearm ownership in insurance applications. The discussion also touches upon the broader implications for gun rights and the launch of the 2A advocacy platform, CaliArms.org.

Colion Noir provides an expert analysis of the Remington settlement with Sandy Hook survivors, detailing the legal strategies employed, particularly the bypass of PLCAA through Connecticut's unfair trade practices law. He highlights the financial realities of the firearms industry and the role of insurance companies in the settlement, questioning the stated motivations versus the actual outcomes for the industry.

This video discusses the Remington settlement with Sandy Hook families, clarifying that the lawsuit was based on deceptive marketing practices, not product misuse. The speaker, The Yankee Marshal, emphasizes that Remington is not admitting guilt for the actions of the shooter but rather for how the rifle was marketed. The settlement is largely driven by insurance companies due to Remington's bankruptcy, aiming to protect the industry from further financial strain and negative publicity. The video also touches on mask mandates, advocating for personal choice and vaccination incentives.

Erich Pratt of Gun Owners of America discusses concerns regarding a healthcare bill potentially allowing medical records to be used for gun control. He highlights Senator Rand Paul's proposed amendment to protect gun owners, which aims to prevent insurance companies and federal agencies like the ATF from using medical information to deny firearm purchases. The discussion also touches on the need for national reciprocity for concealed carry permits.