99point7percent

(Originally Aired 12 July 2020) Addressing another grab-bag of gun-related issues, like - Gun control's bigotry - The John Brown Gun Club's ethics problems, demonstrated at CHAZ - CHAZ death statistics and the violent Left -

(Originally Aired 5 July 2020) The 4th of July holds a doubly special meaning for me. Our national birthday is obvious enough, but it is also the day that I first set foot in Alaska as a resident. Here, I celebrate both our nation's 244th birthday, and my 20th year as an Alaskan by talking about our gun culture.

(Originally Aired 28 June 2020) The "pandemic" was leveraged to further stoke fear over our "gun violence epidemic." Except, it doesn't seem to have behaved like an epidemic.

(Originally Aired 14 June 2020) Briefly refuting 3 gun control talking points that were floating around at the time, namely: - "Shooting the virus" - The use of guns to secure CHAZ exposes gun control hypocrisy - Even more hypocrisy was exercised by the hoplophobes when, after years of demanding that the National Guard be used to put down civil unrest, they are called in to help contain the violence of BLM riots

(Originally Aired 26 July 2020) Gun control types usually react to a planned armed rally with dark forebodings that "gun violence" must erupt. But, for years, pro-gun assemblies have proven them wrong. So, it's ironic that the only "gun violence" that really happened at such a rally that year happened at the hands of left-wingers.

(Originally Aired 19 July 2020) Hoplophobes can't seem to go by a year without indulging in some hate-fest against AR-15s. So, you can imagine the sort of reactions they had when the NRA praised the AR-15

(Originally Aired 7 June 2020) The summer of 2020 saw an interesting contrast between the "mostly peaceful" riots in the wake of the death of George Floyd, and the armed but nonviolent anti-lockdown protests. And it disproves gun control's talking point that guns have no place in civilized society.

(Originally aired 31 May 2020) I came across a meme that suggested how Marx was pro-gun. However, a closer look at what he wrote bears little to no resemblance to Madison's philosophy. No, Marx preferred weapons only in the hands of a political elite.

(Originally Aired 25 May 2020) Anti-lockdown demonstrations in 2020 sometimes featured armed attendees. People control advocates insisted that these were "powder kegs." Strangely enough, I've never seen any of these explode.

(Originally Aired 21 May 2020). Gun control propagandists try stoking fear about "Mass shootings" by highlighting two incidents--one at a military base in TX, the other at a shopping complex in AZ. What the propagandists don't tell you is that these were both Gun Free Zones.

(Originally Aired 16 May 2020) While lockdown mania was underway (hence the lower production value of the next few videos), gun control fanboys were again insisting that pro-gun folk are racist. Without any proof, of course.

(Originally Aired 15 Mar 20) by this time, the Democrat campaign had narrowed down to two rich white career politicians, but Everytown seemed to have its money on the more mentally deficient of the two. Biden gets it wrong on just about every gun-issue talking point he jabbers about.

(Originally 8 Mar 20) a shooting at a Milwaukee brewery provided yet another example of the lethality of gun-free zones.

(Originally Aired 1 Mar 20) It's bad enough that the elites among the gun control crowd can't get their facts together--it's a problem that pervades the entire gun control movement, top to bottom. Here's some misinformation (and self-delusion) propagated by one of its laypeople about Caitlyn Bennett's encounter with the ever tolerant Left.

(Originally Aired 16 Feb 2020) Allen Lichtman wrote a book advocating the repealing of the Second Amendment, and claims that pro-gun folk not only misinterpret 2A, but get their favorite Founding Fathers' quotes wrong, too. After sampling his treatment of said quotes, and bringing up others he omitted, it is pretty obvious it is Lichtman who is engaging in some egregious historical revisionism.

(Originally Aired 9 February 2020) An email issued by Everytown to those on its list trotted out a statistic: 58%, claiming this is the number of Americans who have experienced "gun violence." It's a good study in the lengths Everytown will go to make a problem sound bigger than it actually is.

(Originally Aired 1 Feb 2020) Bloomberg attempted to leverage the shooting death of a college student for a campaign ad. But, keeping with how his gun control empire handles matters, he doesn't tell the whole story.

(Originally Aired 27 January 2020) The massively awesome turnout at the Virginia Citizens' Defense League's Lobby Day soundly disproved all the fearmongering gun control types tried to gin up over the event.

(Originally Aired 12 January 2020) The patron saint of Gun Control threw his hat, and his dollars, into the presidential campaign ring. Here, we pick apart some of his canned, and unimpressively delivered, talking points.

(Originally Aired 5 Jan 2020) The last two weeks of 2019, one gun control "newsroom," in an end-of-year fundraiser, dedicated the time to recount all the stories it thought was so important. I highlighted what they got wrong in each of them.

(Originally Aired 29 December 2019) The story of the Christmas Ceasefire during WW1 flies in the face of a lot of gun control assumptions.

(Originally Aired 22 December 2019) Pete Buttigieg penned an op-ed, overblowing "white nationalism" as the country's biggest problem. Here's how he gets it wrong.

(Originally Aired 15 December 2019) Reflecting on events that were unfolding in Hong Kong at the time, I muse how 2A, in and of itself, is not sufficient to preserve liberty. Hear me out on this: unless you have a philosophical foundation to cherish civil rights (fostered by the other amendments in the Bill of Rights), you will have no basis to defend them.

(Originally Aired 3 November 2019) I get a little fan participation in addressing some caricatures gun control folk tend to indulge about gun owners--about conservatism, racism, and violent tendencies.

(Originally Aired 27 October 2019) All of the Democrat candidates on the 2019 campaign trail supported Red Flag Laws. Was it because they have proven themselves so effective? Not according to the data. It seems they have needlessly violated rights a lot more often than they have saved lives.