On March 4, 2025, the House Judiciary Committee heard testimony about the Right to Self Defense.

Summary
In this conversation, Chris Muller, the voice of reason in the Coulee Region, discusses the Second Amendment and the right to self-defense, focusing on recent Capitol Hill hearings. He critiques the manipulation of statistics in the gun control debate, emphasizing the importance of addressing criminal behavior rather than the tools used. Muller argues against gun-free zones, advocates for mental health solutions, and highlights the failures of the judicial system in handling crime. He concludes by calling for a ban on gun-free zones and the need for individuals to embrace their right to self-defense.

Takeaways
The right to self-defense is a fundamental issue.

Statistics in the gun control debate are often manipulated.

Focus should be on criminal behavior, not the tools used.

Gun control laws do not effectively reduce crime.

Judges play a significant role in crime rates by releasing offenders.

Gun-free zones can make individuals more vulnerable to crime.

Mental health solutions are necessary to address underlying issues.

Self-defense is a critical aspect of personal safety.

The government should not be the primary solution to crime.

Empowering individuals to defend themselves is essential.