Political Rhetoric: President Obama's Executive Action on Gun Control
15 January 2016
Cam Edwards, host of NRA News' Cam & Co., discusses President Obama's proposed executive action on gun control, how the president's stated belief in the Second Amendment is inconsistent with his executive action, and why the executive actions will do nothing to stop violent crime.
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