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Rep. Doug Lamborn joins Cam to discuss the problems with two pieces of Joe Biden's anti-gun agenda that are expected to come to the House floor this week, and why he won't be backing the gun control bills when Nancy Pelosi calls for a vote.

The head of the gun control group Ceasefire PA says lawmakers need to "innocuate the public" against the scourge of gun violence, but as Cam explains, the remedies proposed by anti-gun activists are more snake oil than science.

The anti-gun agenda of the Biden administration got a big boost on Thursday with the House approving a pair of bills imposing new requirements and criminal penalties for firearm transfers. Cam details the prospects of passage in the Senate, where once again West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin could hold the key to the bills' success or defeat.

Members of the gun control group Moms Demand Action are threatening Doordash with an organized boycott campaign, simply because the company does not have a policy requiring their contracted drivers to be disarmed in their own vehicles while on the job.

With attacks on Asian Americans rising, the right of armed self-defense is more important than ever. Top Shot champion and competitive shooter Chris Cheng joins Cam to talk about the targeted violence and why he rejects the calls of anti-gun politicians and organizations for more gun control laws as a response.

Maj Toure, the founder of Black Guns Matter, tells Cam that officials are not only doing enough to address the atrocious amount of violence in his hometown, but that he believes they simply don't care about putting effective solutions in place; instead, focusing on more gun control laws and reducing legal gun ownership.

Attorney Rachel Citak joins Cam to discuss the Ninth Circuit's ruling in Young v. Hawaii declaring that the Second Amendment doesn't protect a general right to bear arms, and how gun control laws like the one being challenged in Hawaii have traditionally been used to disenfranchise the rights of racial minorities and others throughout U.S. history.

Democrats in the Senate are making it clear that they're more interested in targeting the NRA and legal gun owners than violent criminals as they wrestle with the best strategy to advance some type of gun control measure.

Media outlets, including Denver's WestWord, are pointing fingers at the NRA for the shooting in Boulder, Colorado that left ten people dead, just a few days after a local ban on most semi-automatic rifles in the city was struck down by a judge in the state. As Cam points out, those who say the gun ban would have stopped the crime are ignoring the many gun control laws that have been put on the books in the state since 2013, including a ban on "high capacity" magazines and a "red flag" gun seizure law.

From social media scolds to the heads of gun control organizations, we're hearing some absolutely ludicrous arguments in favor of gun control laws in the wake of the Boulder shootings. Cam breaks down some of the most nonsensical claims he's run across over the past few days, as well as offering a better approach to reducing violent crime.

The case of Ka'Mauri Harrison, the Louisiana elementary school student suspended from school after his teacher briefly spotted a BB gun in the student's bedroom during a virtual learning session, took another surprising turn last Friday during an appeal hearing. Ka'Mauri's father Nyron Harrison and Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry join Cam, alongside the Harrison's attorney Chelsea Cusimano, with an update on the continued injustice for the child.

It looks like even if Joe Biden is sworn in as the next president in January, he won't have the votes necessary for his gun and magazine ban to pass Congress. As Mark Oliva of the National Shooting Sports Foundation tells Cam, however, there's reason to believe that Biden and his anti-gun allies are already looking at ways to do a run around Congress and the Constitution.

Alex Bosco of SB Tactical joins Cam to break down all of the problems for gun owners and the firearms industry contained within the ATF and DOJ's proposed guidance on pistol stabilizing braces, and what gun owners can do to stop the attempt to register millions of guns under the National Firearms Act.

Second Amendment supporters across Ohio are sharing their concerns and questions about the police shooting of 23-year-old Casey Goodson, Jr. The concealed carry holder was killed by a Franklin County deputy last Friday after authorities say he "waved a gun" at officers, but his family disputes that account and says Goodson was killed as he was trying to enter the family home. Sean Maloney with Buckeye Firearms Association joins Cam to talk about the case, as well as give an update on pro-2A legislation in the Ohio statehouse.

Alan Gottlieb of the Second Amendment Foundation joins Cam to discuss a series of lawsuits filed around the country challenging infringements on the right to keep and bear arms for adults under the age of 21, plus Cam details the latest information about a concealed carry holder shot and killed outside of his home by an Ohio sheriff's deputy.

Andrew Clyde, who owns and operates Clyde Armory in Athens, Georgia, is heading to Washington, D.C., and bringing his experience, knowledge of firearms, and support for the Second Amendment with him. Clyde sits down with Cam for a one-on-one interview on today's show, and Cam also has the latest on the ATF's raid on Thursday of a Nevada gun company over it's "Buy Build Shoot" kits.

The Supreme Court rejected without comment on Monday a case dealing with an Arizona man convicted more than a decade ago of two DUIs who was seeking to have his Second Amendment rights restored. As Cam explains, however, the Court will have several more opportunities to weigh in on the issue of when and why citizens should lose their 2A rights in the weeks ahead.

Gun control activists are pointing their fingers at the surge in gun sales, claiming that the arming of law-abiding Americans is driving the increase in shootings and homicides in many American cities. Using statistics and testimony from senior law enforcement officials, Cam Edwards breaks down what's really responsible for the rise in violence.

Larry Keane, the senior vice president and general counsel for the National Shooting Sports Foundation, joins Cam to discuss the coordinated attacks on the firearms industry by gun control activists, high-powered law firms, and anti-gun Democrat Attorneys General like New Jersey's Gurbir Grewel, who's issued subpoenas to at least two gun makers seeking decades worth of advertising and marketing materials.

While the investigation into the police shooting death of Casey Goodson, Jr. continues, the case is starting to attract national attention from the likes of the New York Times. On today's show Eric Delbert, executive officer at L.E.P.D. Firearms, Range, and Training in Columbus joins Cam to talk about the tragic shooting and the effect that it's had on the local 2A and law enforcement communities.

Congresswoman-elect Lauren Boebert sits down with Cam to discuss calls by some Democrats to ban lawmakers from carrying guns in the U.S. Capitol, and has a message of her own to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on the issue.

Delegate Kirk Cox joins Cam for a wide-ranging interview, including discussion about his GOP gubernatorial campaign as well as Virginia Democrats' plans to back off of gun control in the 2021 session, which will begin less than a year before the 2021 statewide elections that will determine the next governor, attorney general, and control of the state House of Delegates.

Money is pouring in to the state of Georgia in advance of the January 5th runoff elections that will determine which party controls the U.S. Senate for the next two years, but Democrats Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock are largely ignoring rural voters, thanks in large part to their wholehearted embrace of the party's extreme anti-gun agenda.

Researchers at the Ohio State University claim to have discovered that gun owners' support for anti-gun measures like universal background checks, waiting periods, and gun storage laws is actually far higher than what polls suggest. As Cam explains, though, the study reads more like propaganda than research.

What Ricky Gervais did at the Golden Globes is more than just a good time, it was a necessity. Comedy is society's greatest disinfectant, and without it, we start taking things way too seriously and that causes a host of problems. Brandon Morse outlines the importance of comedy and what it means to society in his latest video.