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Second Amendment activist Tim Knight joins Cam to talk about the boots-on-the-ground efforts to turn out the gun vote in the Senate elections in Georgia, and what he's learned about the state of the race while knocking on hundreds of doors across the state in recent weeks.

The little-known Office of the Comptroller of the Currency is currently accepting comments on a proposed rule that would be hugely beneficial to the firearms industry, and in turn, individual gun owners. Second Amendment activist Dennis Santiago joins Cam to discuss the details of the proposal and why it's important for folks to make their voices heard before the public comment period ends on January 4th. To submit your own comment, you can do so here. https://beta.regulations.gov/docket/OCC-2020-0042/document

2020 could end up with the highest one-year increase in the number of murders since at least 1960, and anti-gun activists will seize on that figure to push their gun control agenda at both the state and federal level. Cam digs into the stats and explains why restricting the rights of law-abiding citizens isn't going to impact the most violent criminals among us.

There were more than 21-million firearms sold in the United States in 2020, according to the National Shooting Sports Foundation, but more importantly, there were also about 8.4-million Americans who became first-time gun owners last year. The NSSF's Larry Keane sits down with Cam to talk about the impact those new gun owners can have on the gun debate.

When Nikki Goeser's husband Ben was murdered in front of her in 2009, she began speaking out against the gun control laws that disarmed her but not the stalker who killed her beloved, becoming a powerful voice in the 2A movement. Now she needs our help to ensure that the man who robbed her of the love of her life remains behind bars for as long as possible.

Townhall's Kurt Schlichter and the Second Amendment Foundation's Alan Gottlieb join Cam to talk about the storming of the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, how we got here, where we're headed, and why it's not time to abandon politics, no matter how broken the system might be.

Yes, according to the 10th Amendment Center's Matt Maharrey. As Cam explains on today's show, however, the fight for the right to keep and bear arms and the fight for the right to toke up do have some big differences.

Jon Stokes, editor of the ThePrepared.com, joins Cam to discuss what you should be doing to keep yourself and loved ones as safe and secure as possible amidst the chaos, as well as thoughts on where the country might be headed over the next few weeks.

Pete Brownell, co-chair of 2nd Adventure Group and the owner of AR15.com, joins Cam to talk about GoDaddy's abrupt decision this week to cancel its agreement to serve as the registrar of the popular message board and why he believes every gun owner should be concerned about a Big Tech crackdown on online speech.

Despite some concerns from gun owners about the possibility of bad actors using the event for their own purposes, the Virginia Citizens Defense League says next Monday's Lobby Day will take place as scheduled, though this year's event will look much different than last year's.

As the Biden administration begins its executive branch assault on the right to keep and bear arms, several states are already pushing back with the introduction of Second Amendment Sanctuary bills. Cam breaks down the difference in some of the state-level legislation as well as highlighting where the new administration may choose to attack first.

Phillip Smith, the founder and president of the National African American Gun Association joins Cam to talk about the organization, which just celebrated its sixth anniversary, and why he and the group are speaking out against gun control measures like the universal background check bill just introduced in Congress.

What are anti-gun activists planning for the state legislative agenda in 2021 and beyond? Virginia Democrat Terry McAuliffe, who's running for governor (again) this year has unveiled his own platform, which is likely to be a blueprint for other politicians looking to restrict the right to keep and bear arms.

As the NRA and other 2A organizations are warning that Democrats in Congress could start moving on gun control bills in just a few days, a trio of new gun control measures have been introduced in the House, each of them targeting legal gun sales with new restrictions while ignoring violent criminals and illicit gun sales.

Cam shares his speech for the 2021 Lobby Day hosted by the Virginia Citizens Defense League, which is taking place both online and in person via a "rolling rally" through the state capitol of Richmond.

New York Attorney General Letitia James has filed her response with the Supreme Court to a lawsuit seeking to overturn New York's subjective-issue carry laws, and the Court is set to consider accepting the case in the coming weeks.

Would you buy a gun that decided when it was okay for you to pull the trigger? Three researchers in New York say the technology is workable, but there appear to be some serious issues with the idea.

California Rifle & Pistol Association president and general counsel Chuck Michel joins Cam to discuss the latest legal wrangling in the challenge to the state's ban on ammunition magazines that can hold more than ten rounds, and why he's feeling cautious optimism about the ultimate outcome of the case.

A pair of gun control bills imposing sweeping new restrictions on legal gun owners and lawful transfers of firearms are slated for a vote in the House of Representatives on Wednesday of this week. The Second Amendment Foundation's Alan Gottlieb joins Cam with his reaction to the news, and why he believes these bills are just the start of a onslaught of anti-gun legislation in Congress.

Peter Doocy has a question about clean energy for Jen Psaki during today's briefing.

Early voting has begun in the Georgia runoff elections. Here are five things you need to know from last week's Senate debate before heading to the polls. It's more important now than ever for Republicans to maintain their majority in the U.S. Senate.

Tony Bernardo, the executive director of the Canadian Institute for Legislative Action, joins Cam with some of the gory details of Justin Trudeau's new gun control legislation, which goes far beyond banning modern sporting rifles. Among the other awful provisions; a "red flag" law that empowers police to search the homes of gun owners and seize property without a warrant.

President Joe Biden used the third anniversary of the shootings in Parkland, Florida to call on Congress to enact his gun control agenda, but Ryan Petty, whose daughter Alaina was murdered in the attack on Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, tells Cam that he rejects Biden's gun control agenda and believes that there's a much better way to address violence than trying to strip law-abiding Americans of their rights.

2020 saw the biggest one year spike in both gun sales and homicide rates across the country, but as Cam explains, the idea that legal gun sales were responsible for the sharp increase in violent crimes doesn't hold up to scrutiny, despite the efforts of gun control activists who claim otherwise.

Cynthia Norman is no longer able to drive for Lyft after using her lawfully-owned and legally-carried firearm in self-defense against a pair of carjackers in Cleveland, thanks to the company's policy requiring drivers to be disarmed on the job. In a powerful interview with Cam, Norman says with carjackings increasing at a staggering rate in cities like Cleveland and Chicago, these rideshare policies are forcing people to choose between their lives and their livelihoods.