Videos tagged with International Treaty

This video discusses the Biden administration's potential signing of the UN Arms Trade Treaty (ATT). The speaker, Brayden from Langley Outdoors Academy, argues that the ATT could lead to an international gun registry and impact US gun owners. He explains how treaties become the supreme law of the land and details specific treaty provisions related to national control lists, import regulations, and record-keeping, suggesting these could facilitate a de facto registry shared with UN member states.

This NRATV Live segment from December 28, 2016, discusses the Arms Trade Treaty. The video's description highlights concerns that the treaty, being considered for Senate ratification before the end of the Obama administration, could grant the United Nations authority to regulate firearms within the United States. NRATV Live broadcasts weekdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET.

This video discusses President Obama's late-term attempt to submit the UN Arms Trade Treaty to the Senate for ratification. The speaker argues that this treaty would create a de facto international firearm registry, tracking weapons from manufacturer to end-user and sharing this data with the UN and other nations. The content emphasizes the potential threat to Second Amendment rights and urges viewers to contact their Senators.

This YouTube video features Congressman Mike Kelly discussing his amendment to ban federal funding for the UN Arms Trade Treaty. He is interviewed by Cameron Gray, Seton Motley, and John Popp. The video highlights Kelly's stance against the treaty and his legislative efforts to prevent its funding. It is presented by NRA News and encourages viewers to visit his official website for more information.

This video features an interview with Senator Jerry Moran of Kansas discussing Secretary Kerry's signing of the U.N. Arms Trade Treaty. The discussion likely centers on the implications of this international agreement on firearm ownership and regulation within the United States, with potential arguments related to the Second Amendment and individual rights. The interview format suggests a focus on political and legislative aspects concerning firearms.