Stop the Gun Registry: The GRIP Act Explained | With Congressman Paul Gosar | Video 3-27-26 episode artwork

EPISODE · Mar 27, 2026 · 22 MIN

Stop the Gun Registry: The GRIP Act Explained | With Congressman Paul Gosar | Video 3-27-26

from LRT Video Podcast · host Sam Bushman

Congressman Paul Gosar breaks down the GRIP Act — a bipartisan bill to block federal funds from being used to build state-level firearm owner registries. Sam Bushman and Gosar cover the loophole it closes, how the legislative process works, and why this is the moment to act. Plus: the Iran conflict, the Homeland Security funding fight, and what's at stake for your Second Amendment rights. Call to Action: Call your congressman and senators — demand they co-sponsor the GRIP Act (HR 7678 / S 3916). Learn more at gosar.house.gov. 0:00 Intro — Broadcasting from the Rocky Mountains 0:18 Second Amendment rights overview 0:54 Introducing the GRIP Act 1:35 Congressman Gosar joins the show 2:04 History of the GRIP Act & 1986 gun law 2:30 Gun registries & the federal funding loophole 2:59 Privacy implications for gun owners 3:37 Dangers of state registries merging into federal 5:36 Media coverage of the GRIP Act 6:22 How a bill becomes law — the legislative process 8:28 Call to action — co-sponsors & bill numbers 9:04 Exceptions in the bill (lost/stolen firearms) 12:60 Bill numbers: HR 7678 & S 3916 18:39 Switching topics — Iran & national security 21:32 Closing remarks from Congressman Gosar 22:32 Sign-off

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