Videos tagged with Chicago Violence

This video analyzes HB 3320, a proposed gun bill in Illinois, described as 'evil' and 'horrific' by the presenter. The bill aims to financially burden firearm manufacturers selling in the state, ostensibly to fund solutions for Chicago's violence, with the presenter suggesting it allows individuals to profit from crime and deters gun companies from operating in Illinois. The video urges viewers to educate themselves on the legislation and provides resources for self-defense protection through 'Right to Bear'.

This video discusses significant topics in firearms policy and public safety, including the Chicago Police chase policy, a proposed Senate gun bill, and the issue of summer violence in Chicago. The content suggests a focus on the legislative and law enforcement aspects surrounding firearms and crime in urban environments.

This video delves into the critical topic of personal defense and preparedness when faced with potential attacks. Host Instructor Mike, joined by a friend who shares a survival story, prompts viewers to consider their readiness and what actions they would take. The description highlights upcoming live sessions on Instagram and YouTube with Instructor Mike and friends, offering opportunities for further discussion and learning. It also emphasizes the importance of the USCCA and provides a link to a free Concealed Carry Guide for viewers seeking more life-saving knowledge.

This YouTube video segment, titled "How to Address Chicago Violence" and presented as part of "On the Mic with Mike!", focuses on discussing and potentially proposing solutions to the issue of violence in Chicago. While the exact content is not detailed beyond its topic, it is likely to involve commentary, analysis, or interviews related to crime, public safety, and the underlying causes or proposed interventions for violence in the city.

This video features Grant Stinchfield discussing the causes of violence in Chicago, specifically questioning the narrative that gun ownership is the primary culprit. He argues for an alternative perspective on where the blame truly lies, challenging the city's leadership. The program airs live on NRATV on weekdays.

This CN Live episode features Breitbart's Second Amendment Writer, AWR Hawkins, in conversation with Grant Stinchfield. The discussion centers on the escalating violence in Chicago. The program is broadcast on NRATV.com, with new episodes airing Monday through Thursday at 4 pm CST.

Grant Stinchfield of NRATV challenges Congressman Luis Gutierrez to a televised debate, offering a $500 charity donation if Gutierrez appears to defend his statements about the NRA's alleged responsibility for Chicago violence. The video encourages viewers to use the hashtag #LyinLuis to prompt the Congressman's participation. CN Live airs weekdays on NRATV.

This video from Stinchfield on NRATV discusses the effectiveness of "shot spotter" technology as a solution to Chicago's violence. Host Grant analyzes the city's latest strategies, questioning whether these acoustic surveillance systems are a true cure for the pervasive violence. The program airs weekdays on NRATV.

This video, from the NRATV program Stinchfield, discusses the escalating violence in Chicago and criticizes Democratic politicians for what the host perceives as deflecting blame by joking about President Trump and targeting the NRA, rather than addressing the root causes of crime. The segment aims to hold them accountable and highlight the perceived failures in their approach to public safety.

This video, titled "Stinchfield | Chicago Violence and Facebook Live Assault - 1/5/17," features Grant and Bill Whittle discussing their views on crime reduction. They advocate for harsher sentences as a solution to violence, drawing a parallel to New York's perceived success. The discussion also touches upon the topic of homicides committed by police officers. The program airs live on NRATV during weekdays.

This NRATV segment hosted by Grant Stinchfield addresses the record-breaking violence and crime in Chicago during 2016, and its continuation into 2017. Stinchfield proposes his theories and potential solutions for improving safety in the city. The program airs weekdays on NRATV.