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15:46Now PlayingIn today's tragic news, there's been a shooting in Iowa, and AWR Hawkins is here to provide insights into this unfortunate event to Stephen Gardner.
For decades, AWR Hawkins has been an authority on guns. He addresses the common narrative during elections, where Republicans warn that Democrats will come for your guns, and after shootings, Democrats advocate for stricter gun laws. AWR sheds light on the reality surrounding guns and politics.
The debate over the Second Amendment's relevance in the 21st century arises. Should America follow the lead of countries like England or Australia and relinquish firearms for the sake of safety? AWR Hawkins offers perspective on the importance of the Second Amendment in contemporary society.
One recurring theme is the blame placed on guns rather than criminals during crimes. AWR points out the contrast with other objects like cars or knives, which aren't held accountable in the same way. He delves into the reasons behind guns becoming a focal point in left-leaning media discussions.
AWR Hawkins discusses a notable trend where politicians advocate for gun control or defund the police, only to later rely on increased police presence or private security for their own safety. He explores the contradictions and implications of such scenarios.
Follow along for a nuanced and insightful discussion with AWR Hawkins on the complex issues surrounding guns, crime, and political rhetoric.
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