Videos tagged with John Stossel

This video, featuring Colion Noir discussing a John Stossel piece, exposes perceived media bias against firearms. It argues that mainstream media and Hollywood, influenced by advocacy groups and potentially the FBI, focus on gun-related tragedies while downplaying or ignoring instances where firearms prevent crime. The content suggests a deliberate narrative shaping through negative stereotypes of gun owners, which Noir contends is more impactful than statistical data.

This video, featuring Colion Noir, critically examines how the FBI and media underreport defensive gun use (DGU) while amplifying tragedies. Noir, drawing on research from John Lott Jr. and John Stossel, highlights that most DGUs involve no shots fired and that criminals avoid armed citizens. The content also touches on Hollywood's portrayal of gun owners and promotes Noir's 'I am the Militia' apparel line.

This video features John Stossel, with guests from Gun Talk Radio and Tom Gresham, addressing the effectiveness of gun control in reducing crime. It aims to answer a critical and often debated question within the firearms community, relying on expert opinions and potentially data to support their conclusions.

This YouTube Short features John Stossel discussing the reality of firearms in New York City with Gun Talk Radio. The video aims to provide insight into the gun culture and regulations within NYC, likely touching on legal ownership, self-defense considerations, and the impact of city policies on gun availability and use.

In this episode of the Guns Magazine Podcast, host Brent Wheat interviews novelist and gun writer James Tarr. Tarr discusses his extensive background as a police officer, private investigator, and competitive shooter, which heavily influences the technical accuracy of his thrillers. He elaborates on his diverse novel genres, including those featuring dinosaurs and zombies, emphasizing his commitment to realism and scientific plausibility. Tarr also shares anecdotes from his career and the inspiration behind his latest works, particularly the 'Great American Zombie Novel' trilogy.