On Armed American Radio: To Discuss Red Flag Laws and Gun-Free Zones

Mar 16, 2025 | Radio

Dr. John Lott talked to Mark Walters on the Armed American Radio show about the ongoing battle for gun rights in America, focusing on the experiences of Andrew Pollack, a father who lost his daughter in the Parkland shooting. The conversation delved into the implications of red flag laws, the harassment faced by the Pollack family, and the broader debate surrounding gun-free zones. They also discussed the challenges and misconceptions surrounding gun control policies, emphasizing the need for a more informed discussion on the topic. See also Dr. Lott’s new piece at Real Clear Politics (“Family of Stoneman Douglas Victim Still Victimized“) and his op-ed co-authored with Wyoming state Senator Cheri Steinmetz at The Cowboy State Daily, Wyoming’s largest state newspaper (“Let’s Repeal Gun Free Zones“).

(Sunday, March 2, 2025, from 9:05 to 9:55 PM ET)

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