On his national radio show, Mark Levin mentions the CPRC research universal background checks wouldn't have stopped one of the mass public shootings this century. (Wednesday, March 14, 2018, from 7:20 to 7:22 PM) Mark Levin’s show is listened to by over 7 million...
Media Discussion on CPRC
Fox News: “Gun safety expert: push to ban guns for those under 21 would have little or no effect on mass shootings”
Fox News has a new article on our research on the impact that raising the age that people can buy guns on mass public shootings. The article starts this way: As high school students staged a national walkout, gun control advocates have called for laws raising the age...
Fox News citing Crime Prevention Research Center on Mass Public Shooting around the World
Antonia Okafor mentions Crime Prevention Research Center on Mass Public Shooting around the World. February 16, 2018, 5:30 to 5:31 AM https://crimeresearch.org/2018/02/with-39-killed-in-tunisia-attack-the-top-three-mass-public-shootings-are-outside-the-united-states/...
CPRC in the News: The Hill, The Des Moines Register, The News & Observer (Charlotte, NC), American Thinker, Daily Signal, World Net Daily, and more
The Hill, March 8, 2018 As has been the case with school shootings, American soldiers were sitting ducks in the defenseless killing fields known as “gun-free zones,” where criminals, but not the average citizen would be armed. In fact, the Crime Prevention Research...
Crime Prevention Research Center’s research on mass public shootings used on Meet the Press and CNN
Congressman Thomas Massie (R-KY) used the Crime Prevention Research Center's research on 98% of mass public shootings taking place in gun-free zones. (CNN, Friday, March 2, 2018, 7:44 to 7:48 PM) (Meet the Press, Sunday, March 2, 2016)
Investor’s Business Daily using CPRC research
From an Investor's Business Daily editorial: . . . President Obama talked about it a lot, including in June of 2015, after a gunman shot nine people in a Charleston, North Carolina church: "Let's be clear: At some point, we as a country will have to reckon with the...
Sean Hannity on Fox News discusses the CPRC’s research on concealed handguns
Sean Hannity on Fox News discussed the CPRC's research on concealed handgun laws, showing that right-to-carry reduce violent crime and that the size of the drop is related to how long the laws have been in effect. For examples of the extensive research on that finds...
Fox News and Washington Times stories on our new research on crime by Illegal Aliens
Fox News and the Washington Times' Stephen Dinan have news stories on our new research on crime by illegal aliens. From Fox News: A report based on conviction data suggests that illegal immigrants in Arizona commit crimes at twice the rate of other residents....
Mark Levin reads news article on our newest research on crime by Illegal Aliens
Mark Levin read a news story in the Washington Times about our new research on crime by illegal aliens. Mark Levin: “Lott is very, very reputable. And he is hated immensely because he is excellent on the Second Amendment and excellent on this issue. He is a...
US Attorney General Jeff Sessions cites CPRC Research on crime by illegal aliens
In a major speech on Friday, January 26th, 2018, US Attorney General Jeff Sessions delivered remarks on the Trump administration's immigration priorities (see here for his entire talk). He cited our new research from the Crime Prevention Research Center to explain...
Media discussions on our new research on crime by illegal aliens
Washington Examiner, January 12, 2018 A new report about crimes committed by illegals finds that younger undocumented immigrants who were eligible for former President Obama’s DACA amnesty program commit far more crimes than other immigrants or U.S. citizens. In...
US Civil Rights Commissioner cites CPRC research on crime by Illegal Aliens on Fox News
US Civil Rights Commissioner Peter Kirsanow appeared on the Tucker Carlson Tonight Show about crime by illegal aliens. Kirsanow cited Crime Prevention Research Center research in this discussion. (January 22, 2018, Segment "A" on show)











