Bearing Arms" Cam & Co

Cam's joined by Cibola County Sheriff Tony Mace to discuss New Mexico's new "universal background check" law, which has been on the books for a month and looks to be almost impossible to enforce. Plus, Remington appeals to SCOTUS in a Connecticut lawsuit, gun control advocates in Nevada want to raise the age to purchase a gun, and New Zealand's "buyback" could cost millions more than anticipated.

Bearing Arms' Cam Edwards is joined by Stephen Gutowski of the Washington Free Beacon to break down the Democratic debate and the scant attention paid to gun control. Plus, J. Eric Dietz of Purdue University's Homeland Security Institute says his latest research suggests bans on "high capacity magazines" can cost lives when it comes to self-defense.

Democrats presented a unified, anti-gun front on the first night of this week’s two-part Democratic presidential debate. From “universal background checks” to “assault weapons bans,” and with “red flag laws” and “The NRA is the real enemy” thrown around liberally as well, there’s a lot to dissect and discuss on today’s Cam & Company. Plus, Cam's got your daily dose of armed citizen stories, criminals and the revolving door of

On today’s Bearing Arms’ Cam & Co., Cam does a deep dive of Vox’s new gun control wish list and New Jersey’s magazine ban. Larry Keane of the National Shooting Sports Foundation joins Cam to talk about Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey adding insult to injury while defending her ruling that the state’s “Assault Weapons Ban” was wrongly interpreted for nearly 20 years, and almost every semi-automatic rifle and shotgun is, in fact, banned for sale in Massachusetts.

It's the inaugural episode of Bearing Arms' Cam & Co, hosted by Cam Edwards, editor of BearingArms.com. In today's show, Cam covers the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates' response to the mass shooting at a garlic festival in Gilroy, California. Jim Geraghty of National Review joins Cam to discuss.