Videos tagged with Banking

This video discusses JP Morgan's reversal of its anti-gun policies following criticism from the NSSF (National Shooting Sports Foundation). The title and description indicate a focus on a significant financial institution's stance on firearms and how public pressure can influence corporate policy.

This video, "Banking Politics," explores the intersection of politics and the banking system. Hosted by Chris Baird of Conservative Dad, the discussion aims to understand how political decisions and influences impact financial institutions. The description highlights Baird's background as a retired Infantryman with extensive deployment experience, now focused on investigating American and world issues. The content appears to be part of a live podcast series, "Dangerous Liberty Podcast," offering insights into current events and their broader implications.

This video discusses a situation where a bank, identified as ICCU, allegedly informed customers they were prohibited from purchasing firearms and ammunition. The description indicates that the bank has since changed its stance. The video also promotes various merchandise and social media channels associated with the creator, Mrgunsngear.

This video discusses 16 states demanding Wells Fargo explain why they are "debanking" firearms businesses. The description includes promotional links for Lear Capital (gold and silver investment), Sons of Liberty merchandise, an email list sign-up, Patreon support for Guns & Gadgets, Blackout Coffee, GNG Shirts, and affiliate links to organizations like Gun Owners of America, Firearms Policy Coalition, and Second Amendment Foundation. It also lists video production equipment and provides disclaimers about the content's educational and entertainment nature, emphasizing safe practices and legal product discussions.

This video features Brent T. Wheat discussing efforts with Indiana Treasurer Daniel Elliot to combat financial institutions that deny banking and credit services to lawful gun owners and businesses. The conversation focuses on the political and financial aspects of gun rights advocacy, aiming to protect individuals and entities involved in the firearms industry from discriminatory practices by banks.

This video from Alaska Prepper discusses a warning from the Federal Reserve that may cause viewers to reconsider keeping their money in traditional banks. The description prominently features affiliate links for various survival and preparedness products, including Genesis Gold Group, Oupes solar generators, Nutrient Survival, SimPure water filters, BougeRV, an Amazon storefront, Contingency Medical, Forjars, SD Bullion, and ITM Trading for precious metals. The presenter emphasizes personal research and offers ideas and entertainment, clarifying they are not a financial advisor or professional.

This YouTube video, titled 'The benefits of banking with multiple banks...', discusses financial strategies. It appears to focus on personal finance and banking practices, offering insights into diversifying banking relationships for potential advantages. The content likely explores topics such as account management, interest rates, and leveraging different financial institutions. Without a transcript, the specific details remain unknown, but the title strongly suggests a financial advice or educational theme.

This episode of "This Week in Guns" covers significant legal developments, including multiple injunctions blocking the ATF's pistol brace ban and the Federal Switchblade Act facing legal challenges. It also delves into "Membership Wars," a coalition of states opposing banking restrictions on the firearms industry, and regulatory actions in Portland and California concerning gun control. The show features a "Show & Tell" segment and a historical look at Hollywood's use of Uzis, alongside a personal "CETME Love Affair." "Weedsnitching" by the ATF and misleading headlines are also discussed.

This video discusses reports of American Express (AMEX) allegedly denying business accounts to companies in the firearms industry based on their "industry." The creator expresses disbelief that this is not considered discrimination and urges viewers to share the information. The video's sponsor, Kamikoto, is promoting a Labor Day sale.

This video discusses a reported initiative by banks to track and potentially share information regarding firearm and ammunition purchases with law enforcement. It raises concerns about financial institutions monitoring gun sales and the implications for gun owners' privacy and Second Amendment rights. The description also includes calls to action for viewer support through likes, subscriptions, merchandise purchases, and Patreon contributions, along with links to the channel's website and social media platforms.

This video discusses how Oklahoma is joining other states in restricting business with large banks that have anti-gun policies. The content highlights a legislative effort to counter what the creator perceives as "anti-gunners" targeting the Second Amendment through financial institutions. The "slaying the dragon" metaphor suggests a strategic approach to defending gun rights by targeting the financial leverage of gun-control advocates.

This video discusses how Texas has taken action against JP Morgan's policies regarding gun rights, leading to competitors capitalizing on the situation. The content touches on the 'Go Woke, Go Broke' narrative and suggests that financial institutions are being impacted by their stances on firearm-related industries. The video references external articles and a previous video on the topic.