The 2A Wins Keep Coming—Paul Markel Says Don’t Get Comfortable

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Mark Walters and Paul Markel discuss a series of legal victories for gun owners, including the DOJ's decision not to appeal a ruling against suppresso

Key takeaways

• The DOJ officially informed Congress it will not appeal the ruling in Silencer Shop Foundation v. ATF, which found registration requirements for suppressors and short-barreled firearms unconstitutional without the $200 tax.
• A federal judge in the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut issued a preliminary injunction blocking Governor Ned Lamont's ban on Glocks and Glock clones.

Main topics

• AI Censorship and Tyranny
• Suppressor Registration and the NFA

Notable quotes

We're on a bullet train fast track to artificial intelligence tyranny.

Conclusion

The episode serves as a call to action for gun owners to remain politi

Transcript preview

Speaker 3 (0:00) you Speaker 3 (0:10) Armed American Radio's Daily Defense. Speaker 1 (0:14) Armed American Radio's daily defense, because they don't want me to, that's why I do it. From the CZ Studios. Speaker 3 (0:22) They're never going to stop us here. Here is your host, the loudest conservative voice in America fighting the enemies of Speaker 1 (0:29) freedom, Mark Walters. Speaker 1 (0:34) I'm wondering if there are enemies of freedom out there, Greg, in Dallas, Texas, at the mothership with all the bells and whistles and red lights and cool stuff going on behind the scenes. Are there enemies of freedom out there, Greg, in Dallas, Texas? Oh, you know there are. Oh, and there are many of them out there, ladies and gentlemen. Trump's in office. We're safe. No, you're not. No, you are not. Boy, we've learned a lot just over the last couple of weeks from the other side, what it is they have in store for you. We talked a little bit about it yesterday when we talked about Guam and, of course, the deep dive we did with the Virgin Islands. Make sure to go watch those videos, ladies and gentlemen, on the Virgin Islands, beyond our shores. It lays out their plans for you if they score the trifecta. Greg, welcome in. CZ Studios are fired up. The Patriot Mobile mic at the Patriot Mobile Ranch is lit up. And it's all brought to you by the National Rifle Association. Guys, we're on all of our platforms. I'll let Greg tell you where to do that, and then we'll get started with our guest, Paul Markle, and begin your last day of the work week and end your work week with Paul. I assume we're not on Rumble. We are not on Rumble yet, but Speaker 2 (1:32) that's their fault. We will get there. Always their fault. Yep. All right. Places to watch the show are going to be Facebook and YouTube. Just do a search for Armed American Radio with Mark Walters. If you're over on X, we're at AAR Mark. You can always find us over on armedamericanradio.org or .com. Hit that menu icon, then select your watch live or listen live option. And if you'd like to join our live chat, just download Telegram, create your profile, and search for Armed American Radio Conversations. Speaker 1 (1:57) And that will do it. There's Paul Markle over there. Looks like he's got a big sword in his hand over there. Paul Markle, student of the gun. How you doing, my brother? Speaker 3 (2:04) Yeah, I know that YouTube forbids you to touch a gun while you're live streaming, but can you touch a sword? I don't know. I guess we're going to find out. Thanks for that strike, though, if it Speaker 1 (2:14) nails us. Thanks. I appreciate you getting me yanked off the air. Thanks for that with all the work we've been putting in. Speaker 3 (2:20) How about a morning star? How about you leave the Speaker 1 (2:22) weapons alone while we're live streaming? How about that? There we go. Okay. Well, I guess we're fitting to find out the hard way, Paul Markle, student of the gun. Thanks for that. Yeah, it should be okay. Okay. Speaker 3 (2:38) Not a day goes by. that I don't wake up and have a snotty little email from the non-heterosexual people at Google slash YouTube saying that episode 365 that we posted seven and a half years ago has violated their, and here's the thing, this, it's the ex post facto. So they didn't have that rule eight years ago, but they have that rule now. Yeah, Speaker 1 (3:12) and they forced it to take it down. Speaker 3 (3:14) Yeah, they're having the AI bot go and scrub all of these videos, our entire archives, and they're like, oh, you violated a policy. Like, we posted that video eight years ago, and that policy didn't exist. Well, it does now. Okay. Yeah. Speaker 1 (3:31) I deal with that myself over there on a fairly regular basis. I just got one pulled down from 2020 the other day. And when I looked at that, I thought, well, I don't remember doing that show. And then I went back and looked at it. It was from 2020. So there you have it. But we've got hundreds and hundreds of live streams up there. And, yeah, the bot's going through and doing all that. And they warned people a while back. So, hey, look, here's the deal. I'll hand it to them, Paul. It's their ball, their bat, their field. I'm playing on it. I get it. And I'll play by the rules. It's no big deal. At least I'll play by the rules. Maybe you won't. We'll see if that strikes me for not playing by the rules. So there we go. Speaker 3 (4:06) I'll send you Speaker 1 (4:07) a dollar. A dollar? Will you send me a dollar? Send me more than a dollar. You can't buy anything with a dollar now. At least buy me a tank of gas. Speaker 3 (4:16) I mean, we're on a bullet train fast track to artificial intelligence tyranny. Speaker 1 (4:27) Let Speaker 3 (4:28) me stop you. I Speaker 1 (4:30) mean, we're already there. Hold on. Let me stop you. Artificial intelligence tyranny. I saw we talked about this last week briefly. I mentioned this. I saw Bill Gates talking about how artificial intelligence could kill over a billion people. Do you want to explain how that could happen when I mean, I'm assuming that we have the plug we can pull at any time as human beings. So you want to explain that to me? I Speaker 3 (4:56) don't know. Skynet's going to get smart and they're not going to let us pull the plug. As long as it's a physical Speaker 1 (5:02) plug, we should be able to pull that plug, correct? The Speaker 3 (5:04) tyranny of what we've got, and I can't remember who did it. It was Matt Walsh just recently did a video talking about how they're going for this plausible deniability. They're like, oh, well, the Autobot. Censored you. We were like, yeah, but who told the Autobot what to do and how to do it? You know, for instance, Google is in a position now where the programmers told Google to disregard and downplay the existence of white heterosexual males. So, you know, don't be looking for any white, heterosexual, Republican, Christian males on your searches because we're not going to give them to you. And the problem Speaker 1 (5:58) with the Google YouTube Speaker 3 (5:59) thing is if there was a person. Speaker 3 (6:04) Who could say to you, okay, well, yeah, you know, your video violated our community standard policy. They're like, okay, how and when and why? But there isn't. Speaker 3 (6:20) And I don't know about you, but when we get these nasty little Autobot-generated emails from Google slash YouTube, and it says, would you like to dispute this? You click it, and it takes you to a dead link, and it says, sorry, you can't go any further. Sucks to be you. Have a nice day. We've done what we've done, and that's it. Speaker 1 (6:41) But I'm not sure how that kills people. I'm thinking along the lines of... Speaker 1 (6:48) Could it? Shut down, you know, intentionally shut down a grid, of course. Is that what he was thinking of? Yes, that could absolutely happen. The Speaker 3 (6:57) killed people is, I mean, you've got starvation. Water supplies, et Speaker 1 (7:02) cetera. Speaker 3 (7:03) Well, brother, everyone in America should be concerned that Motorola has been pushing. to put all of the American emergency services, your 911 services, right, to put them onto an Internet-based service, shall we say, right? So when I was a police officer at the sheriff's, they usually built the sheriff's department on a hill. You know why it was built on a hill? Because there was a great big tower. Right, Speaker 1 (7:42) the towers, of course. Speaker 3 (7:43) Right, and it was an analog tower, right? So when the sheriff's dispatch needed to contact people, they picked up a radio and they said words and it went out via a radio signal and people heard them. You're like, yeah, duh, of course. Well, in our great modern enlightened world, they're like, oh, we can't have this old antiquated analog radio system. It needs to be digital. It needs to go through the Internet. And so what's happening and what has happened several times is Internet Speaker 1 (8:17) outages have Speaker 3 (8:19) taken down the ability for emergency services to communicate. Speaker 1 (8:25) Like Speaker 3 (8:26) across counties and entire portions of states, like, you know, the entire southern portion of Illinois and so on and so forth. And nobody seems to give a crap about it. And you say, well, who cares? Speaker 1 (8:40) You should care. Well, you know why people don't care about it, Paul? Most people don't understand it. Okay. And very few of us do. I would venture to say, because I had a little run in with AI, that the people who created it themselves. don't understand a lot of it as well, which is what makes it so scary, to be honest with you, because they don't have answers. You go back to the YouTube deal. You get a strike. You can appeal the strike. You're not dealing with a human being, and the bot tells you, no, we're sticking with our decision. No human being, as far as I know, was involved in that decision. Now, it tells you that a human reviewer will look at it, but the responses come back too quick, and you don't know whether that's true or not. We talked a little bit about. They're doing it by the tens and hundreds of thousands and millions. There's no human reviewing any Speaker 3 (9:29) of Speaker 1 (9:30) that. No, of course not. There's billions and billions of things going on behind the scenes here that no human can look at. It would take them forever to get to it.