John Lott Jr.

Ryan McBeth, a 20-year army veteran and intelligence analyst, shares firsthand insights from Israel's latest Gaza operation, delving into the complexities of urban combat and the human toll of conflict. John Lott, president of the Crime Prevention Research Center, sheds light on the alarming investigation into D.C. police allegedly manipulating crime data, questioning public safety perceptions and law enforcement integrity. Their discussions reveal urgent issues about civilian struggles in war zones and the ramifications of misleading crime statistics.

Sheila Matthews, a mental health advocate, Brandon Showalter, who opposes transgender ideology, and John Lott, an expert on gun control, dive into pressing societal issues. They discuss the rise of mental health crises and its correlation with violence, including mass shootings. The guests highlight how government policies often overlook deeper problems like ideology and mental health. They also critique media narratives surrounding gun violence and advocate for transparency in mental health discussions to better address these complex challenges.

John Lott, an economist and gun rights advocate, discusses the shortcomings of gun control measures in reducing crime, emphasizing the need to address root causes of violence. Michael Lucci, a Senior Advisor focusing on countering foreign manipulation, discusses Texas legislation aimed at protecting local politics from Chinese influence. They delve into the implications of recent violent incidents and unpack the failures of leadership in addressing safety concerns, questioning media narratives and calling for a more transparent public discourse.

Brian Harrison, a Texas legislator known for his insights on state politics, criticizes GOP leadership and calls for stronger action from Texans. Economist John Lott discusses mail-in ballots, voter fraud, and shares strategies for enhancing election integrity. Brandon Weikert, author and geopolitical analyst, critiques the European dependence on the U.S. in the Ukraine conflict and emphasizes the need for strategic military engagement. The discussion also highlights grassroots movements and innovative financial strategies for overcoming national debt.

Donald Trump, the 45th President of the United States and current chairman of the Kennedy Center, discusses efforts to enhance safety in Washington, D.C., citing the need for stronger law enforcement. John Lott, an economist and gun rights advocate, weighs in on urban crime policy and the challenges of progressive reforms. They also examine international tensions, including NATO's role in Ukraine and the significance of the upcoming Kennedy Center Honors, celebrating influential artists while addressing the city's revitalization.

In this discussion, guests include John Lott, a noted economist and gun rights advocate, and John Miano, an attorney renowned for exposing H-1B visa abuses. They explore the controversy surrounding immigration policies and how AI could streamline labor markets. Eric Prince shares insights on security dynamics, while Mike Lindell dives into the controversial effects of corporate influence. The conversation also highlights rising crime rates, urban safety solutions, and the evolving role of the government amid shifting economic landscapes.

John Lott, an economist and gun rights expert, joins former U.S. Representative Dave Brat and journalist Brandon Showalter to delve into pressing topics. They discuss the troubling rise of crime in D.C. and potential federal interventions, along with how economic factors influence today's societal unrest. The conversation shifts to the cultural impact of transgender ideology, particularly on children, and the need for accountability in medical practices related to gender clinics. Their lively exchange highlights the complexities shaping current American values and governance.

Andrew Bailey, Missouri Attorney General, discusses his lawsuit against Planned Parenthood and his fight to restore women's sports records. Meanwhile, statistician John Lott challenges the widely held views on President Trump's tariff policies, shedding light on their economic implications. The conversation dives deep into the weaponization of intelligence agencies from Obama to Biden, touching on the need for accountability in health and governance, and the impact of tariffs as a form of taxation in shaping the U.S. economy.

Eduardo Bolsonaro, a Brazilian politician and son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, joins John Lott, an economist and gun rights advocate. They delve into Brazil's legal challenges faced by Bolsonaro amidst ongoing political tensions. The discussion highlights the implications of gun ownership laws on crime rates and the impact of U.S. trade policies on international relations. The guests also share insights on the political landscape in Brazil as upcoming elections approach, underscoring the complexities of lawfare in modern governance.

Join Janice Dean, Fox News meteorologist and critic of Andrew Cuomo’s nursing home policies, along with gun rights advocate John Lott Jr. and commentator Bethany Mandel, as they tackle urgent issues. They discuss the adverse impacts of COVID restrictions on children, with heartfelt stories about mental health and educational concerns. Gun laws take center stage following a school tragedy, highlighting media biases and the complexities of legislation. The conversation also dives into the Cuomo controversies and introduces the 'Heroes of Liberty' book series for young readers.