Videos tagged with Washington Times

This YouTube video, titled "The FIGHT Continues!", heavily promotes various merchandise and affiliated products. The description includes links to a "TRASH PANDA PATCH", "TRASH PANDA BACK IN STOCK" items, a Patreon page, Blackout Coffee with a discount code, and a Washington Times article. It also links to "JOHNNY'S SWAG" including "Shall Not Comply" items and an Amazon storefront for his favorite bench item. Social media links to Instagram, Facebook, Parler, and Rumble are also provided, along with the creator's video gear. Despite the suggestive title implying conflict or a continuation of an ongoing issue, there is no direct information about firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or specific topics within the provided text. The focus is entirely on self-promotion and affiliate marketing.

This video provides an update on events at Evergreen State College, delving into the controversies and demands made by students. It highlights incidents involving professors and college administration, with links to various news articles and opinion pieces from different perspectives, including student protests, demands for resignation, and the college president's responses. The video aims to inform viewers about the situation and its implications.

This News Cam & Co episode features a discussion with Kelly Riddell from The Washington Times regarding Chicago's concealed carry (CCW) law and its alleged impact on marginalized communities. The conversation, as indicated by the article title, likely explores how the law might disproportionately disarm poor and Black residents, raising questions about Second Amendment rights and accessibility. The interview focuses on the legal and societal implications of gun control measures in urban environments.

This NRA News Cam & Co episode features former NRA President David Keene discussing 'Operation Choke Point,' an Obama-era initiative. Keene, also the Opinion Editor for The Washington Times, argues that this operation was a 'devious design' by regulators to unfairly target and punish businesses deemed 'disfavored,' highlighting the political and regulatory aspects of financial institutions' interactions with certain industries. The discussion centers on the commentary he wrote for The Washington Times.

This NRA News segment features an interview with John Solomon of The Washington Times regarding armed agents seizing records from a reporter. Cam Edwards hosts the discussion, which was published on October 29, 2013. The video's description provides a link to the related article on The Washington Times website for further details. The content appears to focus on a legal and potentially political issue involving journalists and law enforcement actions, rather than a direct discussion of firearms or their use.

This NRA News segment features Cam Edwards interviewing Emily Miller about a D.C. businessman facing jail time for unregistered ammunition and a brass casing. The discussion likely delves into local firearms regulations and their implications for citizens. Miller, an author for The Washington Times, brings her reporting to the forefront, highlighting a specific legal case and its potential impact on gun ownership rights and responsibilities in the nation's capital.

This NRA News segment features Cam Edwards interviewing Emily Miller about an article she wrote for The Washington Times. The article, "How a Senator Got Her Guns for a DC Show - An Investigation," alleges that D.C. Police Chief bent rules to allow Senator Dianne Feinstein to acquire "illegal 'assault weapons" in Washington D.C. The video likely discusses the specifics of the alleged rule-bending and the implications for gun laws in the District of Columbia.

This NRA News video features Cam Edwards discussing Emily Miller's Washington Times article, which critiques the New York Times' reporting on the Navy Yard shooter. The core of the discussion revolves around the media's perceived overemphasis on linking the AR-15 platform to the shooter, suggesting the New York Times misrepresented the firearm's role and capabilities. The article and discussion aim to correct what they view as inaccurate media portrayals of firearms in relation to violent events.

This video features a discussion with David Keene, former NRA President and Editorial and Opinion Editor for The Washington Times, at the release party for Emily Miller's book "Emily Gets Her Gun: ...But Obama Wants to Take Yours." The conversation likely touches upon gun rights, Second Amendment issues, and potentially specific firearm policies or debates relevant to the book's theme. It was recorded on September 12, 2013, and promoted by NRA News.

This NRA News segment features Cam Edwards interviewing Emily Miller of The Washington Times about her series that debunks common myths surrounding American gun owners. The focus is on presenting gun owners as devoted fathers, challenging negative stereotypes. The video references an article on The Washington Times website for further details on the topic.

This NRA News segment features a discussion between Cam Edwards and Emily Miller regarding her article for The Washington Times. The article, and by extension the video, criticizes then-Mayor Michael Bloomberg for allegedly using the Boston Marathon terror bombings as an opportunity to push for stricter gun control measures. The conversation likely delves into Bloomberg's advocacy for gun control and the political climate surrounding it in the wake of the tragedy.

Cam Edwards interviews Emily Miller about her Washington Times article, "The High-Capacity Magazine Myth." The discussion debunks claims made by the "anti-gun crowd" regarding high-capacity magazines, suggesting public misinformation on the topic. The video aligns with NRA News content, emphasizing a perspective on firearm policy and rights.