Videos tagged with USA Today

The ATF, under the Biden Administration, has released a list of gun shops as part of a 'name and shame' campaign, prompted by a USA Today FOIA request. This list, which includes approximately 3% of licensed dealers nationwide, identifies shops with at least 25 guns traced to crime within the past three years. While the ATF states inclusion is not an indication of wrongdoing, gun rights organizations like the NSSF criticize the move as counterproductive and potentially illegal, fearing it will harm cooperation and unfairly tarnish businesses.

This video alleges collusion between the mainstream media outlet USA Today and the ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives). The content is based on recent Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, suggesting these entities worked together to target the Gun Owners of America (GOA). The description provides a direct line to call representatives for oversight on big tech and links to the FOIA documents and GOA's resources.

This video from Guns & Gadgets discusses the emerging political push for 'bullet control' and ammunition regulation in the United States. The speaker, identified as an expert with business ownership in the firearms space, highlights concerns that anti-gun groups like the Giffords Law Center are advocating for stricter controls on ammunition sales, citing ease of online ordering and the potential for flagging bulk purchases. The discussion touches on the significant market size of ammunition and the political influence of gun rights organizations.

This video analyzes the Associated Press's (AP) fact-check of Gun Owners of America's (GOA) claims regarding HR 7910, specifically concerning 'ghost guns.' GOA argues that the bill's definition of ghost guns is so broad it could criminalize routine firearm disassembly, cleaning, and reassembly for individuals without a manufacturer's license. The AP, citing a Bloomberg-funded professor, suggests the law primarily targets manufacturers and that individuals are unlikely to be charged. However, GOA counters that the bill's redefinition of parts subject to serialization, coupled with the prohibition on manufacturing ghost guns, could indeed impact ordinary gun owners. The video highlights the ambiguity of the legislation and criticizes the AP's reasoning for allegedly overlooking key provisions.

This video analyzes an article quoting the Chief Counsel of Giffords.org, who states that gun control advocates are losing ground while gun rights supporters are winning. The creator uses this as a call to action, urging viewers to 'pour it on' and pass on the Second Amendment to the next generation. The video references a USA Today article and promotes an affiliate link for Armed American Supply.

This video from Gun Owners of America (GOA) details allegations that the ATF maintains a de facto gun registry, citing nearly 1 billion gun and gun owner records. GOA refutes claims by USA Today and Facebook that these records do not constitute a searchable registry, providing specific data and counterarguments regarding the nature and accessibility of ATF's out-of-business records. The video highlights concerns about potential misuse of this data for gun confiscation.

This video discusses the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict, framing it as a victory for self-defense and Second Amendment rights. The Gun Owners of America (GOA) is announced to be gifting Rittenhouse either an academic scholarship for his nursing ambitions or an AR-15 as a token of appreciation for his defense of gun rights. The GOA encourages viewers to send messages of support to Rittenhouse.

This YouTube video, "ATF GUN SEIZURES - The Legal Brief," features Adam Kraut discussing a USA Today article concerning firearm seizures by the ATF. The video delves into the legal aspects of these seizures, referencing specific federal laws (18 USC 922(g)(1) and 18 USC 922(t)(1)(B)), and official reports from the FBI and OIG. It aims to inform viewers about the legal framework and actions taken by federal agencies regarding firearm ownership and background checks, encouraging audience participation through calls to action and links to relevant resources.

This News Cam & Co episode features Carrie Lightfoot from The Well Armed Woman discussing an article from USA Today about women and concealed carry. The conversation, which aired on June 25, 2014, likely delves into the practicalities and considerations for women carrying firearms, referencing the article titled "Gun-toting women look for best places to conceal pistols." The segment is presented by NRA News.

This news report from February 19, 2013, features Cam Edwards from NRA News addressing media misinformation regarding firearms. Edwards aims to counter anti-gun biases prevalent in mainstream media by breaking down and rebutting inaccuracies. The content focuses on correcting the public's perception and providing factual information in response to biased reporting.

This video critically analyzes a USA Today editorial following the Aurora, Colorado shooting, arguing that the publication misrepresents gun owners and their rights. The speaker contends that media outlets often blame legal firearm availability for violence, ignoring the complexities of crime and the effectiveness of self-defense. The video emphasizes the importance of the Second Amendment and criticizes the narrative that gun owners are complicit in violence.