December 15, 2025
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0:53Now PlayingBuck Sexton highlighted the unintended consequences of Australia’s mandatory gun buyback program:
He said: “They did a mandatory gun buyback program. Does anyone want to guess, are there more or fewer guns in Australian hands now than before the buyback? The answer is there are about 25 or 30% more.”
Sexton argued that the program failed to reduce firearms, instead resulting in more guns in circulation today than before the buyback.
The segment tied this to broader debates about gun control effectiveness, public safety, and government overreach.
The takeaway: Buck Sexton believes Australia’s gun buyback program is proof that strict gun laws don’t necessarily reduce firearms, and may even backfire.
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