James Freeman has a discussion of our latest work at the Wall Street Journal. Audio of WSJ discussion This is getting awkward. Woke and weak corporate executives at American Airlines and Delta have been trying to signal virtue by opposing, respectively,...
Media Discussion on CPRC
Sean Hannity Plugs “More Guns, Less Crime” on his national radio show
Sean Hannity briefly mentioned Dr. John Lott's book "More Guns, Less Crime" on his national radio show. Hannity: "More Guns, Less Crime" it is a great book, updated regularly by John Lott. You may want to read it. May be give it to friends of yours in the mob and the...
Congressman Thomas Massie (R-KY) relies heavily on the CPRC work
Congressman Thomas Massie (R-KY) relied very heavily on the research from the CPRC. Massie's former staffer is our Executive Director, Nikki Goeser. Her recent testimony before the US Senate is available here. Information on safe storage laws is available here. The...
CPRC in the News: The Wall Street Journal, ABC News, Breitbart, Indianapolis Star, and much more
The court’s move complements the gun movement’s success on the legislative front, where advocates have worked to expand the presence of concealed weapons in public places. The number of Americans with concealed-carry permits rose to 19.48 million in 2020, up from 12.8...
CPRC in the News: One America News, Washington Examiner, Forbes, Breitbart, and much more
Economist John Lott questioned the validity and effectiveness of gun control legislation.In an interview released Saturday, Lott challenged many of the arguments made by Democrats and Joe Biden regarding proposals to restrict gun rights. One of his...
Rush Limbaugh Show mentions our work on policing
Jason Lewis, the substitute host for the Rush Limbaugh show, mentioned our research on blacks being more likely to report violent crime to police than whites. Jason Lewis: . . . It seems that people still want the police. In fact, my old friend Dr. John Lott as well...
CPRC in the News: Epoch Times, The Daily Signal, Salt Lake Tribune, The Western Journal, Media Research Center, KGVO Radio, and more
Robinson was more optimistic about Utah’s increasing number of gun owners. Referencing the research of John Lott, author of “More Guns Less Crime,” Robinson said that increased gun ownership results in lowered rates of violent crime.“For each additional year that a...
NewsMax TV on Audit of Missoula, Montana Mail-in Ballots
NewsMax TV Grant Stinchfield discusses the Real Clear Investigations report on the audit of Missoula, Montana's mail-in ballots. More information including the documents is available here. March 26 2021 836 842 PM
CPRC in the News: One America News, Epoch Times, Scriberr, KGVO, Real Clear Politics, and more
Missoula County’s election process is under fire from an article that appeared Wednesday on the website Real Clear Investigations, authored by Missoula resident John Lott, President of the Crime Prevention Research Center.The article takes to task the Missoula County...
Rush Limbaugh Radio Show mentions our forthcoming work on Vote Fraud in Montana
Substitute host Jason Lewis briefly mentioned the forthcoming work that Dr. John Lott has on vote fraud in Missoula County, Montana. The piece will be out at Real Clear Politics on Wednesday, March 24th in the morning. (Monday, March 22, 2021, from 1:59 to 2:00 PM)
CPRC in the News: The Epoch Times, Chattanooga Times Free Press, Raw Story, American Thinker, Tennessee Lookout, Patch, and much more
Prominent economist and gun rights advocate John Lott said that the enhanced background checks contained in new House-passed measures would burden law-abiding citizens and not reduce crime. The House approved two bills on Thursday that expand background checks on...
CPRC in the News: Washington Examiner, Real Clear Politics, Breitbart, Epoch Times, and much more
. . . John R. Lott Jr., former president of the Crime Prevention Research Center, argued in an op-ed that the reasoning behind Biden’s gun control agenda is flawed.“Far less than 1 percent of guns are ever used in crimes, suicides, or accidents, and when...











