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Daniel hosts yet another round-table discussion between old and new guests -- tonight we are joined by Dwight Panozzo, Dennis Hirschfelder, and Keith Pantaleon as we delve further into the world of gun rights
We sit down with Laney Sweet - the wife who bears the pain of a tragic tale. Her husband, Daniel Shaver, was shot dead in a motel by a Mesa, Arizona police officer on January 18, 2016 - leaving behind 2 beautiful daughters and an adoring wife. The officer, acquitted of all charges, retired with a pension. But the story has only begun. Laney is now going public with the details of the case. This story, born of immense pain, must be told in full for the public to hear.
The crew pops some bottles and tackles another fascinating concept --- Thomas Woods is a monstrous voice in the liberty space. We laugh it up as we cover his fantastic work "Nullification: How to Resist Federal Tyranny in the 21st Century".
Maxham and Francisco kick back for a casual stream - bring on the conversation and questions.
Dwight Panozzo, PhD, LCSW is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Social Work at New York University and a clinician in private practice. His social justice work began with gun violence prevention protesting after the Sandy Hook massacre. It included work with the Brady campaign and Gays Against Guns. A problem solver by nature, Dwight recognized that nothing was being achieved at the federal level to stem gun violence and, in particular, the US Senate was the stumbling block. This led him to conceptualize the New State Formation and Amalgamation Process which lies at the heart of the Hack the Senate movement, learn more about the process at hackthesenate.org
the Blue Star crew gets together on an off-night to react to the insane measures announced by the governor. From banning .50 cal guns to mandatory training for FPIC, and many more. We go step by step to break down this idiocy and where to take the fight from here.
Our good friend Nick Magner joins us to talk about what he has going in New Jersey politics, as well as covering some current events.
Drew Cook of Yukon, OK shares his personally history - opening up about past troubles and how it's affected his ability to exercise civil liberties. Drew is the Membership Director for the Oklahoma Libertarian Party and can be found on Twitter @LibertyDrew84
After calling out the Freehold Township Police Department in 2 subsequent town council meetings, Avi Rachlin finally received a final response from his police chief. Tune in to hear the shocking behavior of tyrannical bureaucrats and the next steps in Avi's journey.
Daniel Francisco is joined by a distinguished and outspoken activist in the NJ political landscape to discuss the realm of firearms.
Dwight Panozzo, PhD, LCSW is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Social Work at New York University and a clinician in private practice. His social justice work began with gun violence prevention protesting after the Sandy Hook massacre. It included work with the Brady campaign and Gays Against Guns. A problem solver by nature, Dwight recognized that nothing was being achieved at the federal level to stem gun violence and, in particular, the US Senate was the stumbling block. This led him to conceptualize the New State Formation and Amalgamation Process which lies at the heart of the Hack the Senate movement, learn more about the process at hackthesenate.org
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