Videos tagged with Banks

This video discusses the White House taking action against financial institutions that have targeted gun owners and related businesses. The title "FAFO" (F*** Around and Find Out) suggests a confrontational stance, and the description mentions "Lawsuits NOW," indicating legal challenges are being initiated. The content is likely to explore government policy, financial industry practices, and their implications for the Second Amendment and businesses operating within the firearms sector. It also includes a sponsor mention for a non-cancellable commerce platform.

This YouTube Short discusses a significant action taken by Donald Trump targeting banks that discriminate against the Second Amendment. The video title suggests a focus on political and legal implications surrounding firearm ownership and access to financial services for gun-related businesses. It hints at a "big one" development in this ongoing issue.

This video discusses the legality of banks sharing gun purchase information with the FBI, based on a statement from the FBI Director. It highlights a legal interpretation that allows such information sharing without a warrant. The description also promotes Ground.news for unbiased news coverage and offers a discount for a subscription.

This video questions the perceived value of gold, contrasting its classification as a 'rock' with the aggressive purchasing behavior of banks. It uses this disparity to imply a hidden reason or agenda behind the constant acquisition of gold by financial institutions, suggesting it's more than just a commodity. The description also includes numerous affiliate links for various products, including gold and silver investment services, solar generators, survival food, and medical supplies, indicating a focus on preparedness and alternative asset investment.

This video discusses the amount of money in U.S. banks and in global circulation, comparing physical currency to deposited funds. It aims to educate viewers on financial systems and encourages them to consider withdrawing their money from banks, suggesting alternative wealth preservation methods. The content touches on how the wealthy maintain their status and concludes with actionable advice.

This video discusses concerns about rising food prices, potential stimulus checks, and a perceived "Great Depression 2.0." It also touches on banks hoarding gold. The content appears to be from a prepper or survivalist perspective, offering advice and product recommendations. While the title and description focus on economic anxieties, there are no specific firearms or related equipment mentioned within the provided text.

This ARFCOM News segment covers a new Texas law targeting banks with anti-gun policies, a libel suit filed by the Virginia Citizens Defense League against a gun violence coalition, gun control activists arrested on gun charges, and a detective suing Sig Sauer over a P320 malfunction. It also mentions Heckler & Koch's new rimfire MP5 models. The video focuses on legal and political developments within the firearms community.

This video, "GAMESTOP THE BANKS: PAY OFF DEBT, DONT BORROW, GET OUT OF THE SYSTEM & BECOME YOUR OWN CENTRAL BANK," from Alaska Prepper, focuses on financial independence and de-centralization, rather than firearms. The content, as indicated by the title and description, is about financial strategies, debt avoidance, and establishing personal financial autonomy. While the creator's channel may include firearms content, this specific video's theme is primarily financial and systemic critique.

This video discusses a new bill proposed by a Virginia Democrat that would require banks and credit card companies to track gun and ammunition sales. The description highlights the bill's intent to combat gun violence through financial monitoring. The creator also promotes their merchandise, social media presence, and various affiliate links for firearm-related products and services, as well as alternative video platforms.

This video discusses Robert Francis 'Beto' O'Rourke's proposal to hold banks and credit card companies liable for mass shootings. The content creator, Fit'n Fire, provides links to their website, Patreon, PayPal, and merchandise. The description also includes affiliate links to various firearm accessories like optics (Sig Sauer Romeo 5, Trijicon MRO, Trijicon RMR), hearing protection, and magazine loaders, as well as camera equipment. The video's premise centers on a political and legal argument related to firearms.

This video features Joe Kurtenbach from American Rifleman interviewing Jason Hornady. The discussion focuses on Hornady Ammunition's response to New York state authorities urging financial institutions like banks, insurance companies, and other businesses to cease operations with the firearms and ammunition industry. The conversation likely delves into the implications of these actions for the industry and Hornady's strategic approach to navigating this pressure.