Videos tagged with Tom Cotton

This video discusses a significant development in Second Amendment law, where federal judges are advocating for nationwide concealed carry rights for themselves and prosecutors. Constitutional Attorney Mark W. Smith breaks down the implications of a Wall Street Journal op-ed by three federal judges and the proposed 'Protect Our Prosecutors and Judges Act' by Senator Tom Cotton. The discussion highlights the challenges judges face with varying state gun laws and the rationale behind expanding carry rights for judicial officials.

This video from Washington Gun Law, featuring legal analyst William Kirk, delves into the potential legislative and legal pathways for removing suppressors from the National Firearms Act (NFA). It highlights recent rapid processing times for ATF Form 4 applications, discusses the RIFLE Act aimed at eliminating suppressor taxes, and touches upon the impact of the Bruen decision on federal gun laws.

This video discusses ATF Director Stephen Dettelbach's admissions during his confirmation hearing regarding the definition of 'assault weapons.' Dettelbach acknowledged that there isn't a specific category of firearms labeled as 'assault weapons' in federally licensed dealerships and that the term is primarily used by politicians and lawyers in Washington to influence policy. The video highlights the perceived hypocrisy of officials appearing uninformed during testimony but possessing detailed knowledge once in office.

This video from Guns & Gadgets discusses the Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2021, submitted by Senator Cornyn. The legislation aims to allow individuals with concealed carry permits in their home state to exercise those rights in other states, respecting state sovereignty and not creating a national standard. The video highlights the bill's sponsors, its comparison to previous legislative attempts, and the broader context of states asserting Second Amendment rights.

This video is a political endorsement for Tom Cotton's U.S. Senate campaign in Arkansas. The title and description focus solely on encouraging viewers to vote for him on Election Day, Tuesday, November 4th. There is no content related to firearms, ammunition, manufacturers, or related topics. The content is purely political.