50,000 Denied Their Rights — System is Broken #2A #gunrights

Added: 2026-05-24

[00:00:00]I've been being an Olympic athlete, you know, and you asking me this question. I mean, we operate or I personally do at 100% or 110%. So, the fact that somehow 11% is somehow just or okay is just completely unacceptable and in my opinion unconstitutional for all those people that got denied or turned away. And I think the big thing is is that they don't even know why they were turned away or what the reason is.

[00:00:28]So, I mean, there's a lot of problems there. I think everyone can agree that it just is a ridiculous argument.

[00:00:35]11% just doesn't work.

[00:00:37]>> Just yeah, I mean, just very casually okay with 50,000 people and that that's the stat you guys and you know, first of all, I guess I should have done this at the beginning of the video.

[00:00:46]Jacob, maybe we can link the oral arguments down at the bottom. Guys, watch these oral arguments, very compelling. Not necessarily all that we can cover in just a short video here.

[00:00:56]So, please be sure to watch the oral arguments for yourself. But 50,000 ends up being the number and of that 50,000, it's like less than a thousand. You know, I think they were saying one or two hundred that were actually backed up with people who should be prohibited.

[00:01:12]So, the vast majority of people who were initially prohibited, which is 50,000, shouldn't have been. That that is a huge issue.

[00:01:19]>> And I think the question comes back to how many of those 50,000 are going to come back and try again and again and jump through all those hoops. I mean, the reality is they should never have been denied to begin with. And ultimately, our goal is to make sure the Second Amendment stands for everybody, all 100%.

[00:01:38]Of course, obviously, felons or people that are breaking the law should not have that, but at the end of the day, we're talking about law-abiding citizens, people that are here underneath the Second Amendment and just enjoying their freedoms. It it it it's just absolutely ridiculous. uh, 11% is such a, I think, an unbelievable argument that they even made in there.