Gun Freedom Radio

Our guest today is Charlie Cook. Charlie is the host of Riding Shotgun With Charlie and the award winning "Blogger of the Year" who has gone viral with his #GunGram videos series where he plays the trumpet and shoots his gun at the same time and in rhythm to the music. Charlie brings the fun to the topic of guns and recently attempted to break the world record for how many Pro-2A Advocates he could fit in a tiny rental car. 1) Let’s start right there – can you either confirm or deny whether you indeed broke that World Record? 2) You just posted your 100th episode of RSGWC. Tell us about this incredible journey – what were some highs and lows? Who was one of your most prized interviews? Did you ever have a road hazard? Get any traffic tickets? 3) Have I had any special guests recently? Besides the Florida Carry Clown Car Folks... 4) Did the 2020 lockdown/pandemic/virus affect keeping the show going? 5) How many shows have you done? How many states have you been to? 6) How often do you release shows? 7) An

Our guest today is Dianna Muller. Dianna is the Founder of The DC Project: Women for Gun Rights, an educational, nonpartisan group of women from all 50 states who advocate for Second Amendment. The DC Project is the counter-voice and counter-visual to the Anti-Rights groups like Moms Demand Action. The women of the DC Project speak to the public and elected officials about how to keep children, neighborhoods, cities and states safe with Education Not Legislation. Along with Gina Roberts of CA and Rhonda Mary of MS. 1) Dianna, it is an honor for us to have you back on to mark out 300th Episode! You Ladies are currently in DC. What is your mission while you are there? 2) When you first began the DCP you wanted to make a difference at the national level for gun rights, but recently you have shifted your focus to the State level. Talk to us about that. 3) What has been one of your most exciting or unexpected successes over the years? 4) Do you think it is an overstatement to say that we are at are at all-hand

Our guest today is Lee Williams, better known as the Gun Writer. Lee has been writing about guns for more than eight years. Until recently, he also worked as an editor and investigative reporter for the daily newspaper in Sarasota, Florida. Before becoming a journalist, Lee served in the Army and has earned three medals of valor during his time serving as a police officer. And for his reporting, Lee has earned more than a dozen national journalism awards. 1) You have recently changed direction in your career. Tell me about your new platform and why you chose it? 2. Last week we watched Joe Biden parade out a litany of Gun Control. With several states enacting Sanctuary Bills, coupled with 8-10 Million brand new first time gun owners across the US, how do you see this politically-driven push playing out? 3) The apathy of gun owners and lack of un-tainted information free from spin is hard to find these days, and you are doing what you can to combat both of those things. On that topic, what do you think are

Our guest today is Liz Lazarus. Liz is the author of three psychological thrillers: Free of Malice, Plea for Justice and Shades of Silence. Liz’s first novel, Free of Malice, is fiction, however the attack on the main character is real, drawn from Lazarus’ own experience. It portrays the emotional realities of healing from a vicious, physical assault and tells the story of one woman’s obsession to force the legal system to acknowledge her right to self-defense. Liz initially ignored the calling to become a novelist—instead, she tackled other ambitions on her bucket list: living in Paris and learning to speak French, getting her pilot’s license and producing a music CD. But, like any true calling, her “first book wouldn’t leave her alone—it kept nudging her to write to the point that she could no longer ignore it.” 1) Tell us about the plot in the new book, Shades of Silence. 2) You tend to do a lot of research for your books. What research did you do for this one? - (my answer will include interviewing a co

Our guest today is Yehuda Remer. Yehuda is known as The Pew Pew Jew and also the author of Safety On, An Introduction to the World of Firearms for Children. Being from an Orthodox Jewish family that immigrated from Europe, Yehuda’s Grandfather experienced first-hand the horrors of the what happens in a nation where the citizens are disarmed and restricted from owning the means to protect their lives and loved ones. When Yehuda says “Never Again”, he has a personal understanding of what that really means. 1) Let’s start there. You have been sharing in small bites on IG memories of your Grandfather. Tell us a bit about his story. 2) How did your family come to live in the US? And what was the prevailing attitude toward firearm ownership in that first generation to arrive in the US? 3) You have a lot of tragedy in your background, as we have been talking about, but you are honestly the funniest guy we know. You have created some hilarious graphic tees and you have a few books now – some serious and some funny.

Our guest today is Chris McDonald. Chris is the Radio Podcast Producer and Host of the McFiles. Chris is a former Photographer and Journalist. He is a Conservative, Pro-Faith, American down-to-earth fighter for freedom. 1) You are a freedom guy, but guns are not your central focus like it is for us. For someone who isn’t enmeshed in the daily battle for the 2A, what do you see in the ongoing talk about the Second Amendment? 2) You interview people from all areas of expertise. Besides our Rights to firearms, what other Freedoms are the experts on your show saying are currently at stake? 3) Is it fair to say that there is a danger to losing our founding principles of our country? And if so, how culpable are both Democrats and Republicans in that? 4) As Christian people we see the world through not just the immediate social and cultural lenses, and not just through the political issues du jour, but from a perspective that looks both back to the Creation and forward to second coming of Christ. Taking that p

Our guest today is Alex Stovall. Alex is a former regional director for Blexit, a current army chaplain in the reserves, and a red blooded patriot who loves his country and stands on God and the US Constitution. Alex is running for Congress because our freedoms that he and his fellow veterans have fought and died for are in jeopardy. In his words, “We need a revival in our Republic and it’s time to call everyone to the table for that, both Democrat and Republicans.” 1) Where did your interest in putting your hat in the rough and tumble political arena come from? 2) Talking about a revival of our founding principles, what is going to help the citizenry, and young voters in particular, care enough to stand up for our Second Amendment? 3) The “news” is filled with images of total chaos at our Southern Border. If your campaign is successful, this is going to be a major humanitarian issue and a politically-laced mess that someone will need to clean up. Talk to us about that. 4) Whenever we watch the “news” we

Our guest today is David A Keene. David is the Editor at Large of The Washington Times. He has served as President of the National Rifle Association, Chairman of the American Conservative Union, and during college, Chairman of Young Americans for Freedom. He has worked as Special Assistant to Vice President Spiro Agnew, Executive Assistant to U.S. Senator Jim Buckley in charge of the first Supreme Court campaign finance reform fight, Southern Regional Manager for Reagan for President ’76, and National Political Director for Bush for President ‘80. David wrote a column in The Hill for 13 years, The Boston Herald for a decade, and in 2016 he authored the book Shall not be Infringed: The New Assaults on Your Second Amendment. 1) Obama tried to take our guns when you were President of the NRA, what lessons should we learn from that? - (Biden was in charge of that) 2) So why didn't Biden's gun views come out in the election? - (it did, but the anti-gun groups had targeted messaging) 3) You have served in DC

Our guest today is Patrick Collins. Patrick is the CEO of TheGunFood.com, an economic, quick process, ammunition supply company and a contributing Owner of Georgia Firearms and Security Training Academy. Patrick is also very active in supporting gun rights on the Local, State, and National levels. 1) What is happening with the ammo supply in the US? And how can people train effectively when ammo is so scarce and expensive? 2) Finding the right Instructor / Trainer can be a process of determining not only skill level but also your own “fit” based on personalities. Do you have any thoughts on that? 3) Gun counter tales and myths can be legendary, and this is an area you specifically wanted to bring to our audience. Why is that? 4) Trying to determine which tool is best for the intended use is sometimes difficult, and that also includes the type of ammo. (Aluminum vs Steel vs Brass / Reman vs factory). 5) How bad is it when well-meaning people begin a sentence with: “What you need to buy is…”? 6) You are going

Our guest today is Erich Pratt. Erich is the Senior Vice President for Gun Owners of America (GOA). GOA is a national grassroots organization representing more than two million Americans dedicated to promoting their Second Amendment freedom to keep and bear arms. Pratt is the author of a civil government textbook, “The Constitutional Recipe for Freedom”, written to teach civil government to high school students. 1) Our 2A Rights are clearly under assault, and it certainly feels as though we are in an all-hands-on-deck DEFCON situation. Is that an overstatement or a fair assessment? 2) With over 8.5 million brand new gun owners across the nation since this time last year, why would now be the time for Politicians to take such a hard stance against our rights to keep and bear arms? It seems tone-deaf at best. 3) We cannot protect an inheritance we don’t know anything about. Is this why you wrote “The Constitutional Recipe for Freedom”. 4) What is GOA doing that is different from other 2A Rights Organizati

Our guest today is Craig DeLuz. Craig is the President & CEO of 2A News Corporation. He is the Former Director of Legislative & Public Affairs for the Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC), and currently is the Host of Morning Coffee with Craig for the FPC. Craig also serves as the Director of Communications for Florida Carry & is the host The Gunshine State for FC. He is the spokesman and host of CRATV for the California Republican Assembly and is a 16 year member of the Robla School Board in Sacramento, CA; where he has served as Board President for 9 of those 16 years. 1) You have a foot on each coast in 2A Activism and Advocacy. And you wear a ton of different hats in that endeavor. What was the original driving force that caused you to be so involved? 2) With Federal Anti-Rights Bills like HR127 and HR30 being written can we possibly OVER-state how serious the assault on our 2A Rights is? 3) There are far too many people who think “someone else will do it”. And at a time when we are at all-hands-on-dec

Our guest today is Kevin Sona. Kevin is the Director of Special Projects for Florida Carry, which is a non-profit, non-partisan, grassroots organization dedicated to advancing the fundamental civil right of all Floridians to keep and bear arms for self defense as guaranteed by the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution. 1) You are lining up a big Freedom Not Fear Speaker event on Saturday, March 20th in FL. Tell us about that? 2) What are the biggest challenges you face in your (very large) State as it pertains to the 2A? Is it State or Federal infringements? Citizen apathy or unawareness? 3) How did you get involved in the 2A community? What is the main things that drive your advocacy? 4) Who on the 2A community inspires you? 5) You have created a few FB Pages. Tell us about those? -America Under Distress, City Tavern Talk and Guns and Sun

Our guest today is Michael Maharrey. Michael serves as the national communications director for the Tenth Amendment Center, which is the nation’s leading source for constitutional education and state nullification of unconstitutional acts activism. While the establishment left and right continue to expand federal power, Michael’s organization’s goal is straightforward: Follow the Constitution: Every issue, every time. No exceptions, no excuses. 1) We have been hearing a lot about this word, nullification, but it seems that too many people don’t understand it’s purpose or meaning. - The action by a state not to enforce a federal law as improperly encroaching on the scope of state power. - specifically, the importance of the anti-commandeering doctrine (our primary nullification strategy) and the big movement we’re seeing to end enforcement of federal gun control. 2) A quick glance at our pocket Constitution tells us that the 10th Amendment is the section of the Bill of Rights that basically says that any

Our guest today is Mychael Waller Sr. Mychael is the youngest, African American Federal Firearms Licensed (FFL) dealer in Illinois. He is the C.E.O. and owner of his online gun store, Mj’s Firearms, LLC and Protect 1*, LLC, Outdoor Range and Training Facility. After surviving a self-defense shooting with his son, he had further motivation to become an advocate and trainer for gun safety and the freedom of law-abiding citizens to bear arms to protect themselves and their family. And he strongly encourages all firearm holders the importance of maintaining firearms training, education, and acquiring the skills necessary to survive. 1) The CCW Magazine 2) The Self-Defense shooting 3) Becoming an FFL dealer at 23 years old 4) Opening up an outdoor shooting range and training facility

Our guest today is Deb Ferns. Deb is the author of Babes with Bullets and Founder of the Women’s Outdoor Media Association (theWOMA.org). Deb shot a handgun for the first time at age 45 and was instantly “hooked” on shooting a variety of handgun competitions. And now mentors other women to help them discover their own passion and journey. 1) Why would a gal start shooting at age 45 and then start at national women’s shooting program at age 50? 2) Back in 2004 what was the “temperature” like for starting a women’s shooting program? From the industry, from the ranges, etc. 3) What kinds of changes and improvements in the Industry have you seen in the 17 years you’ve been involved in shooting sports? 4) When you started the WOMA, the Women’s Outdoor Media association, was there something specific that sparked it? 5) What is waiting in the future for Babes with Bullets going forward and the Women’s Outdoor Media Association going forward?

Our guest today is Andrew Lee. Andrew is an award-winning quilter and combat veteran known as CombatQuilter. He is a 3-time combat veteran with 19 years of combined military service, currently serving in the TN National Guard. Andrew's many convoys, missions, and events while deployed to Iraq have resulted in him having PTSD. After trying many coping unhealthy mechanisms that just left him emotionally detached and unsatisfied in life, a random comment about taking a couple's quilting class by his wife Kristy, changed his life forever. 1) How did you get started in quilting? And how does quilting help you and others deal with PTSD? 2) Tell us how you were able to design, create and sew your award-winning Iwo Jima Memorial Quilt from the cab of your big-rig truck? 3) How many Quilts of Valor have you made and awarded? 4) What is your most memorable quilt of valor awarded? 5) Your future quilting plans include a Veteran's Quilting Retreat Center?

Our guests today are US! Our co-hosts, Danny and Cheryl Todd, discuss whether or not our Senators and other "Leaders" can be trusted to implement new and even more restrictive laws over firearms and those who own them. We recently witnessed the trial of an American Citizen where seated Senators actively manufactured and doctored evidence to be used against that Citizen. These are some of the same people who want to bring forth Red Flag Gun Laws, Universal Background Checks, prohibitive and discriminatory taxes and fees, and other means to separate American Citizens from their Second Amendment Rights to keep and bear arms. Dan and Cheryl discuss both HR127 and HR30. Under HR127 the "Leaders" who have written and sponsored would: Establish a publicly-searchable gun registry containing your most private information Require you to petition an anti-gun Attorney General for a "license" to possess firearms & ammunition Further force you to obtain "firearms insurance" from the federal government at a cost of $80

Our guest today is John Age. John is a researcher and the host of The Anomic Age, a weekly show where he interviews guests covering a range of topics from religion and government corruption, to vaccines and media manipulation.  With a ravenous appetite for the truth, John focused heavily on the events of the 1990’s such as Ruby Ridge, Waco, Oklahoma City Bombing, Columbine, etc. that shaped and paved the way for many to willingly give up their Rights.  His dogged pursuit of the truth led him to create The Anomic Age in 2018, where he continues to share the truth with others each week. 1) Tell us about the name you chose for your show. What does Anomic mean? - from anomy or anomie—a term from Émile Durkheim. Basically, it means alienation and purposelessness experienced by a person or a class as a result of a lack of standards, values, or ideals. - Émile Durkheim, French social scientist who developed a vigorous methodology combining empirical research with sociological theory. He is widely regarded as the

Our guest today is Sheriff Mark Lamb. Sheriff Lamb was elected as the 24th Sheriff of Pinal County to oversee an Arizona county the size of Connecticut. As a constitutional conservative, Sheriff Lamb is a strong supporter of our 2nd Amendment rights and the enforcement of all of our laws, and he is determined to protect the rights and freedoms of the people whom he serves. 1) Too many of us do not understand the role of a Sheriff and the important distinction that a Sheriff is not hired or appointed, but is elected by the people he or she serves. Can you talk to us about that? 2) We’ve been hearing a lot about something called The Citizens Posse Program. What is that and why has it been so popular with your constituents? - The Citizens Posse Program offers a training course designed to show residents the reality of Police Work. In this four hour course, participants will learn the basics of constitutional law, search and seizure, basic firearm safety, home safety, and the use of force. There will also be a

Our guest today is Dave Kopp. Dave is the president of the Arizona Citizens Defense League (AzCDL), which is where grassroots activists take a stand, working at the Arizona legislature, to get strong pro-rights bills written and passed into law, while stopping bad bills. The AzCDL is the only Arizona civil liberties organization to get pro-rights bills introduced in every Legislative session. 1) The 2020 Election brought our State of AZ some new changes in the people serving in our Capitol. How does that change in personnel impact the challenges to our 2A Rights? 2) Article II, Section 2 of the Arizona Constitution states that “All political power is inherent in the people, and governments derive their just powers from the consent of the governed, and are established to protect and maintain individual rights.” There are two key issues in that one sentence. Are either of them still true? 3) Thankfully some of the Bills and Initiatives that get written do not get passed. How can AZ Citizens with jobs, kids,