HUGE SUPPRESSOR UPDATE: Speaker Johnson Calls NFA A TAX, Votes To REMOVE IT & It's PAST TIME... LFG

Published on June 9, 2025
Duration: 10:00

This video discusses a significant development in suppressor deregulation, with Speaker Johnson publicly supporting the removal of suppressors from the National Firearms Act (NFA) and calling the associated tax a violation of Second Amendment rights. The discussion highlights the legislative process, including the role of manager's amendments and the strategic use of the Byrd Rule in the Senate to advance deregulation by framing NFA taxes as revenue-generating rather than gun control measures. Key organizations like the NRA, GOA, ASA, and NSSF are actively involved in this push.

Quick Summary

Speaker Johnson advocates for removing suppressors from the NFA, calling the tax unjustified and a violation of Second Amendment rights. The legislative strategy in the Senate uses the Byrd Rule by framing NFA taxes as revenue-generating, not gun control, with support from groups like the NRA and GOA.

Chapters

  1. 00:22Suppressor NFA Removal Discussion Begins
  2. 00:55Call to Action for Viewers
  3. 01:13Follow Braden on X (Twitter)
  4. 01:34Speaker Johnson's NFA Stance Revealed
  5. 02:40Legislative Process & Amendments Explained
  6. 03:13Suppressor Removal in Manager's Amendment
  7. 03:37Johnson on Silencer Tax Elimination
  8. 04:21Cultural Shift to Specific Gun Rights
  9. 05:40Organizations Supporting Deregulation
  10. 07:20Senator Crapo and Byrd Rule Strategy
  11. 08:35NFA as Punitive Revenue Measure
  12. 09:28Future of 2A Advocacy

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Speaker Johnson's stance on suppressors and the NFA?

Speaker Johnson publicly supports removing suppressors from the National Firearms Act (NFA). He views the NFA tax on suppressors as an unjustified tax on Second Amendment protected equipment and believes it's long overdue to eliminate such taxes.

How is suppressor deregulation being advanced in the Senate?

The strategy in the Senate involves leveraging the Byrd Rule. Advocates argue that NFA taxes on suppressors are revenue-generating, not gun control measures, which is key to bypassing the Byrd Rule's restrictions on reconciliation bills.

Which organizations are involved in suppressor deregulation efforts?

Key organizations actively involved in advocating for suppressor deregulation include the National Rifle Association (NRA), Gun Owners of America (GOA), the American Suppressor Association (ASA), and the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF).

What is the historical context of the NFA regarding suppressors?

The National Firearms Act (NFA) is described as having originally served as a punitive revenue-generating mechanism for items like suppressors and SBRs, rather than a direct gun control policy. The tax stamp and registration were primarily to prove tax payment.

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