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EPISODE · Apr 12, 2024 · 1H 51M

Second Amendment Under Siege, School Segregation Returns, and the CD4 Special Election

from The Kim Monson Show · host Kim Monson

On April 12, 2024, Nephi Cole, Cain, Jim May, and Pam Long joined the show. Cole analyzed the Biden administration’s new firearm dealer regulations and provided updates on Colorado’s assault weapons ban and competing law enforcement funding bills Cain exposed Greeley Evans D6 school district’s segregated events for black families and connected the policy to broader Marxist infiltration of public schools May promoted a cancer. Federal Gun Control and the Biden Administration’s New Regulations Start listening at 16:49 – Hour 1 Nephi Cole, State Affairs and Government Relations Director for the National Shooting Sports Foundation, breaks down the Biden administration’s newly announced restrictions requiring background checks for anyone engaged in the business of selling firearms. Cole warns that the ambiguous language in the new regulations could transform any private citizen selling a single firearm into a federally regulated dealer. The administration’s aggressive stance on gun control contradicts its own data, Cole explains. ATF statistics show only 1.6% of crime guns come from over-the-counter purchases, while 37% originate from straw purchase rings and 40% from illegal manufacturing and sales. Despite these facts, proposed legislation continues targeting law-abiding citizens rather than criminals. Colorado’s existing red flag laws, magazine restrictions, and universal background check laws have failed to reduce gun crime, which continues rising in the state. Cole provides updates on Colorado’s legislative session, noting that the assault weapons ban faces growing opposition as constituents contact their representatives. A bill requiring firearm storage in vehicles has been significantly modified thanks to sponsor engagement, while competing legislation debates whether to fund existing law enforcement or create an entirely new state regulatory agency duplicating ATF functions. “You’re taking a right away from somebody just because you don’t choose to exercise it. You’re deciding that they shouldn’t. There’s no thoughts about what that says and what that does and about the future of something like that. And it’s disappointing and frightening. It is really frightening.” Nephi Cole, State Affairs Director, National Shooting Sports Foundation Greeley School District Embraces Segregation Start listening at 34:44 – Hour 1 Cain, founder of Task Force Freedom NOCO, exposes the Greeley Evans School District 6’s decision to sponsor segregated events for black families. The self-described “proud American Negro” condemns the policy as a direct violation of the Civil Rights Act of 1964’s prohibition on school segregation and discrimination. Cain connects the segregation policy to the district’s previous controversies, including board approval of explicit books in school libraries while banning the Bible. He identifies board president Michael Matthews, superintendent Pelch, and board member Mash as responsible parties, noting that Matthews, a pastor at St. Patrick’s Presbyterian Church, served on the committee that removed the Bible from schools while defending pornographic content. The pattern extends beyond Greeley, Cain reports, with similar policies appearing in Poudre, Thompson, and St. Vrain school districts. He argues the Democratic Party’s historical exploitation of black Americans continues through victim narratives designed to weaponize racial divisions. Parents must either remove children from government schools or utilize forthcoming resources from Task Force Freedom to navigate the ideological curriculum. “It is your voice. It is your voice that...

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