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18 February 2022
Amy Swearer, Legal Fellow in the Edwin Meese Center for Legal & Judicial Studies at The Heritage Foundation, discusses how armed citizens make situations safer as evidenced on the defensive gun use database available at heritage.org, the state of onerous gun restrictions around the country, and the current case before the Supreme Court regarding a citizen's right versus privilege “to bear arms."
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