

#16427
Mentioned in 2 episodes
More guns, less crime
Book • 1998
In 'More Guns, Less Crime', John R. Lott Jr. presents a statistical analysis of crime data across the United States, concluding that the adoption of 'shall issue' concealed carry laws leads to a reduction in violent crime.
The book explores various gun control laws and their effects on crime rates, challenging common perceptions about guns and violence.
Lott's central argument is that criminals are deterred by the risk of encountering armed victims, which benefits both armed and unarmed citizens.
The book explores various gun control laws and their effects on crime rates, challenging common perceptions about guns and violence.
Lott's central argument is that criminals are deterred by the risk of encountering armed victims, which benefits both armed and unarmed citizens.
Mentioned by
Mentioned in 2 episodes
Mentioned by ![undefined]()

, CEO of Berna, who attributed the statistic “95% of the time when you pull out a gun to stop an assailant, you don't have to pull the trigger” to this author.

Brian Ganz

79 snips
Dems in Decline, Newsom's Bizarre Trump Troll Attempt, and Truth About DC Crime, with Halperin, Spicer, and Turrentine
Mentioned by John Lott in the podcast as a book he authored.

Advertising Will Save Us: Ending Gun Violence, with Leo Burnett’s Sam Shepherd and Ashley Geisheker
Mentioned by Stephen Bannon as a blockbuster book, monumental with all the analysis and analytics to back it up.

Episode 4703: Bringing Safety To The Nation's Capital; Trump Announces Kennedy Center Honor Recipients