Videos tagged with Capitol

This YouTube video features a live discussion from The 2nd Syndicate with guest Teddy Collins of Spartan Defense and Big Timber Lodge. The conversation focuses on the fight for Second Amendment rights in Colorado, specifically addressing updates on SB25/003 and plans for a rally at the Capitol. They discuss efforts to oppose the bill, the current state of Second Amendment advocacy in Colorado, and how viewers can get involved. The video aims to rally support for protecting constitutional rights against anti-Second Amendment legislation.

This YouTube Short is focused on political events within the US Congress, specifically an upcoming vote for Speaker of the House. It uses hashtags related to short-form video content. The title mentions a specific time and date for the vote. There is no indication of any firearms being present or discussed in the video.

This video from the CRPA (California Rifle and Pistol Association) highlights their presence at the Capitol. The description links to CRPA's website for news and membership, indicating a focus on advocacy and legal battles related to firearm rights in California. Keywords like 'legislation', 'secondamendment', 'judge', 'benítez', 'boland', 'bontà', 'roster', and 'rights' suggest the content is about legal challenges and political action concerning gun laws.

This video, titled "Conspiracy, Crime, & Chaos !! LET'S TALK J-6TH !!", appears to be a discussion or commentary related to the January 6th Capitol events, framed through a lens of conspiracy theories and societal unrest. The description includes promotional links for branded merchandise like "BELTS" and "PATCHES", as well as a link to a ProPublica article about Parler Capitol videos. It also thanks Patreon supporters and advertises Blackout Coffee with a discount code. The content seems to leverage current events for discussion, potentially with a political or opinionated slant, and promotes various products and online communities.

This video from Guns & Gadgets Media addresses a controversial claim regarding Lindsey Graham's alleged statements to police during the January 6th Capitol events. The title explicitly states Graham "Told Police To Shoot People." The description primarily consists of links to subscribe to the email list, support via Patreon, purchase merchandise from Blackout Coffee and GNG Shirts, follow Gun Owners of America, join WPSN, and access a backup channel. It also provides contact information and a list of video production equipment. The video's disclaimers emphasize that content is for informational and entertainment purposes, opinions are those of the author, and any use of external footage falls under Fair Use for commentary and free speech. It stresses safe practices and that the content is not instructional for modifying firearms.

This video's title and description indicate a breaking news report about protesters storming the Capitol in Washington D.C. The content is heavily focused on current events and political commentary, with a clear emphasis on 'Liberty' and supporting the creator through various platforms like Patreon, SubscribeStar, and merchandise. While the creator's channel name 'LibertyDoll' and several affiliate links suggest a potential interest in firearms or self-sufficiency, the provided information does not contain any direct mentions of firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or specific firearm-related topics within the video's content itself.

This YouTube video's title presents a provocative contrast, questioning whether recent events involved "seditionists" storming the Capitol or "concerned citizens peacefully protesting government." The description highlights the channel's reliance on viewer support, with no sponsors. It directs viewers to join the channel for perks, support via Patreon, and links to purchase merchandise worn in videos. The creator, 'The Yankee Marshal,' fosters a community for individuals with shared interests in hobbies, tactics, toys, and opinions, welcoming collectors, preppers, sportsmen, and others. Original score and artwork credits are also provided.

This video discusses armed protesters who stormed the Michigan Capitol. It highlights the need for viewers to understand the situation and provides links to support the creator, purchase affiliate products from brands like Palmetto State Armory and Brownells, and follow their social media. The description also includes relevant hashtags about Michigan, the Second Amendment, and the coronavirus pandemic, hinting at the context of the protest.

This video discusses a proposed immediate gun ban in the Virginia Capitol, scheduled to be considered by the legislature less than a month before VCDL's Lobby Day. It highlights the response of the Virginia Attorney General to the growing Second Amendment Sanctuary movement, with sources indicating his opinion that these sanctuary declarations have no legal effect. The video touches on the legal framework surrounding such measures and the ongoing political debate over gun rights in Virginia.

This video from Guns & Gadgets Media discusses a potential legislative move in Virginia to make the Capitol a gun-free zone, specifically in anticipation of the VCDL Lobby Day. The title and description highlight the political and rights-related implications of such a ban, posing a question about the delegates' intentions. The content likely delves into the Second Amendment implications and the practical impact on gun owners planning to attend the lobby day.

This YouTube video, titled 'Pro Gunners Getting Screwed at the Capitol,' appears to be a commentary on political events affecting firearm owners. The description emphasizes taking power away from 'Corporate America' and encourages viewer support through Patreon. It also promotes merchandise and social media channels, suggesting the creator is an active content producer in the firearms community. The video aims to unite individuals with common interests in hobbies, tactics, and opinions related to firearms, preparedness, and sport.