Videos tagged with Larry Bell

This video features an interview with Larry Bell, a University of Houston professor, discussing why the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) should not receive funding for gun research. The discussion is based on an article Bell wrote for Forbes. The content focuses on the political and methodological arguments against the CDC's involvement in researching firearm-related issues, rather than demonstrating or reviewing specific firearms or shooting techniques.

This video features Cam Edwards interviewing Larry Bell about an article discussing significant reasons why gun owners should consider their voting choices as fundamental to protecting their Second Amendment rights. The discussion likely delves into political implications and the importance of informed voting for firearm owners.

This video features a discussion with Larry Bell, a professor at the University of Houston, and Cam Edwards from NRA News. The conversation focuses on debunking myths promoted by gun control advocates. The video, originally aired on February 21, 2012, aims to counter common arguments used by the gun control lobby by presenting facts and perspectives that support firearm ownership rights. The discussion likely delves into statistical data, legal arguments, and practical considerations related to firearms.

This NRA News segment from October 19, 2011, features Cam Edwards in conversation with Larry Bell, a Forbes columnist and University of Houston professor. The discussion centers on what the title suggests are ongoing legal challenges to Second Amendment rights, framed from a perspective critical of liberal judicial interpretations. The content appears to be a commentary on the legal landscape affecting gun ownership and rights in the United States.

This video features Cam Edwards in conversation with Larry Bell, a writer for Forbes.com and professor at the University of Houston. The discussion, originating from NRA News in August 2011, appears to focus on a 'Fast and Furious Assault on Private Gun Sales.' Given the context of NRA News and the title's implication of government action impacting gun sales, the conversation likely revolves around gun control policies and their effects on the Second Amendment rights of gun owners.