Tucker Carlson's show on Fox News discussed the CPRC's new research on illegal aliens and crime on Tuesday, January 16th, 2018.
Media Discussion on CPRC
Crime Prevention Research Center in the News: CNBC, Yahoo!, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Breitbart, Outdoor Life, and others
Atlanta Journal-Constitution, January 11, 2018 The number of Georgians with concealed weapons permits has increased since the gun law was expanded in 2014 to allow people to bring their firearms in government buildings. There were 750,000 active permits in the state...
On the Michigan Talk Network to discuss claims that Dr. Lott is the one person who most angers the gun control community
Dr. John Lott talked to Steve Gruber about claims that Dr. Lott is the one person who most angers the gun control community. (Tuesday, January 2, 2017, from 6:45 to 6:53 AM)
Even if the CPRC isn’t being cited by name, our research on how law-abiding permit holders are gets used repeatedly in Reciprocity debate
From an article at Fox News, December 6, 2017. You can see our research on this topic here and a long list of our publications here.
Congressman Louie Gohmert cites CPRC research on the false positive problem with the NICS background check system
Congressmen Louie Gohmert gave a talk on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives to discuss the false positive rate for NICS background checks. Out of 73,000 initial denials in 2010, there were only 42 cases referred for prosecution and just 13 convictions....
Huffington Post: “If there is one name which creates anger and hostility within the gun violence prevention (GVP) community, it’s not Wayne LaPierre, head of the National Rifle Association, it’s John Lott.”
Mike Weisser has a new column in the Huffington Post: If there is one name which creates anger and hostility within the gun violence prevention (GVP) community, it’s not Wayne LaPierre, head of the National Rifle Association, it’s John Lott. His book, More Guns, Less...
CPRC in the News: Los Angeles Times, Miami Herald, San Francisco Chronicle, US News & World Report, Houston Chronicle, and many others
Indianapolis Star, November 24, 2017 According to the Crime Prevention Research Center, 20 other states allow firearms on Statehouse grounds in some fashion. Most allow average citizens to bring their firearms into the Statehouse. Only two states specifically restrict...
Correcting Canada’s misimpression of US gun laws
An article by Russell Wangersky in 39 Canadian newspapers expressed concern about the dangers of Americans being able to carry permitted concealed handguns. You get an idea of where he was coming from with this passage. “At least 20 other states allow firearms on...
Former NPR CEO Ken Stern explains the evolution of his views on gun control
Ken Stern has been doing a book tour for his new book “Republican Like Me: How I Left the Liberal Bubble and Learned to Love the Right." While Stern says that he still supports all the "reasonable" gun control measures, he showed that he was still open to empirical...
CPRC in the News: HuffPost, National Post (Canada), The Guardian (UK), Global News (Canada), and more
Huffington Post, November 15, 2017 . . . I have been following a similar debate about guns which broke out more than 20 years ago, a.k.a. John Lott versus Everyone Else, and not only does the debate about the role of ‘armed citizens’ seem to be heating up again, given...
Fox News on “Texas church shooting not the first time a good guy with gun takes down mass shooter”
For those interested, here is our list of mass public shootings that have been stopped by concealed handgun permit holders. Fox News has an article on permit holders stopping mass public shootings. “These killers say they target places where people normally don’t...
Mark Levin reads Lott’s latest op-ed about the Texas Church shooting on his national radio show
Mark Levin reads Dr. Lott's latest op-ed at Fox News about the Texas church shooting on his national radio show. Mark Levin: “You know John Lott is called on occasions like this because the guy is like the 'Rain Man' with statistics. And, unfortunately, given the...












