This episode of Dangerous Liberty LIVE features an interview with award-winning investigative journalist Keli Rabon. The discussion centers on the Charlie Kirk case, with analysis of evidence and opinions shared. A significant portion of the conversation delves into citizen journalism, emphasizing the need for higher standards of truth, ethics, and objectivity to potentially replace mainstream media. The episode also touches upon Keli Rabon's background and advocacy for the Second Amendment, as well as Gary Melton's expertise as a former Green Beret and firearms instructor.
This is the first episode of the Counter Media Podcast, focusing on discussions with investigators and citizen journalists regarding 'New Jersey Drones: The Many Possible and Likely Explanations.' The content appears to revolve around investigative journalism and public discourse, potentially touching upon topics of surveillance, technology, and public safety. Given the absence of direct firearm mentions, the focus is on the investigative and journalistic aspects as described.
This episode of Dangerous Liberty tackles the future of citizen journalism and aims to debunk "mistruths and disinformation" allegedly spread by John Cullen. The hosts will specifically address and refute Cullen's theory about a "2nd Shooter In A Tree" during an attempt on President Trump's life. The show features guests Christopher Todd Nolan (documentary filmmaker) and Nathan Klopp (veteran, photographer). They are hosting a live show, inviting audience participation, and have extended an open invitation to John Cullen to defend his claims. The episode also promotes Paramount Tactical Solutions' gear and training, highlighting Gary Melton's Special Forces background.
This video captures a First Amendment auditor's attempt to enter an elementary school. The content likely focuses on the auditor's interactions with school staff and potentially law enforcement, exploring the legal and social implications of such actions within school grounds. Given the title, the video will likely touch upon themes of rights, privacy, and security in educational environments. While no specific firearms are mentioned, the context of security and potential confrontation can indirectly relate to firearm discussions in a broader sense of self-defense and law enforcement presence.
This video appears to be a sensationalized depiction of an individual with an AR-15 rifle at a school bus stop, framed as 'terrorizing' students and parents. The description highlights viewer support for the channel and mentions specific individuals for original score and artwork, but provides no details about the firearm itself or the context of the event. The content is likely intended to provoke a reaction rather than offer objective information about firearms.
This YouTube video, hosted by an attorney, delves into the legalities of filming police officers in California. It aims to clarify the rights and potential repercussions associated with recording law enforcement actions, particularly in light of concerns about police misconduct. The video also includes promotional links for various firearm-related organizations and resources.
This "Hot Mic" segment features Bill Whittle interviewing Steve Gordon from Project Veritas. The discussion centers on Project Veritas's methodology in exposing "fake news," specifically citing CNN. Gordon emphasizes their role in presenting information for the public to analyze and draw their own conclusions, rather than censoring or editing content. The core message is about empowering the audience to make informed decisions based on presented facts.
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