09-30-26: Another Gun Owner Faces 40 Years!

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1:26Get back up for you during the hour, ladies and gentlemen.

2:55I love reading a newspaper. It's the only one I get now. And there is a full two page humongous article on tape. In that, I just came about an hour ago and I haven't had a chance to read it yet. And I got a hand at to Michael Clements over there. He wrote up my interview. It wasn't in the print edition this time, but it was online. And that was the interview with Sakata and Rob Leiter. But boy, he really went all out on Tate's deal. So I'm looking forward to it. Have you seen that by any chance? I have. And Michael, he was a fantastic author. You really got to know that. Well tell me a little bit about it because I haven't had a chance to read it. So tip your hat for me. What are we looking at in there? Because I know Michael does a really, really good job. Looks like he did a pretty deep dive on Tate of time yet. He goes into why he was charged and more importantly, he goes into the fact that he's now a free man. Which is. It's a fit. Yeah. It's a fantastic story. I mean, that's all you got to say. Hey, by the way, Tate is free and he is.

3:56And he tracks it pretty well. Michael has been around for a while. He's a great reporter. Yeah, you know what's interesting. I put a video out to date. Ladies and gentlemen, if you have not gone over there yet to see it with Jared Yannis, I did a montage of Jared Yannis' clips outtakes from his appearance on Armed American Radio's Daily Defense when we were live in Dallas on Friday. It's about a four minute and 43 second video and it's already got well over a thousand views and climbing. Of course, Jared always has a tendency to do that. Of course, it guns and gadgets. And it was interesting. Leo was reading some of the comments on some of the other videos as well, including the GRPC and another one on Tate. And on more than one occasion, this particular one, I'm not sure which video was attached to, but it was the last comment that I read and I did respond to it. But it said, and nobody bothered to ask the ATF about these arrests, to which I responded, hey, I appreciate your comment. I'm the one that did the interview.

4:56There's a reason for that. Sakata was not the director of the ATF when Tate was arrested. I have limited time. Exactly. I can't go into, I don't want him to comment on things that I know he can't comment on. So ladies and gentlemen, that's why. You know, kind of think about these things, okay? He was not the director. So is it fair to hammer Sakata about Tate when we know he had a hand in getting Tate out for crying out loud? No, no, it's not. And he has no blood on it. He has none of Tate's blood on his hands. I would be the first. I would have been the first to go after him if he had. But Sakata is one of the big reasons why Tate is a free man. There's that, okay? Now I replied kindly, as I said, that's because he wasn't the director of the ATF at the time. And when you have limited time, you can't waste your time on questions where you already know you're going to get a response. I can't comment because I wasn't the director. What I can tell you is what you already know and what you've already talked about.

5:57And we're kind of wasting our time is we did everything we could to get him out when we saw what happened. And you've reported on that yourself multiple times. You've discussed it on this program. Correct me if I'm wrong. Now you're 100% right. There is none of Tate's blood on his hands, none whatsoever. And matter of fact, it's just the complete opposite. Edit not been for the current ATF director. Tate could still be in prison. He wrote a really nice letter about Tate. They went to a lot of official people about Tate. And that's one of the first things that got this whole thing moved. Yeah, and it was Sakata that stopped the hemorrhaging here. Okay, you say you use that analogy or that he doesn't have any of Tate's blood on his hands. He certainly does not use that metaphor. In fact, he's the one that put the quick clot in the hole and stopped it. Which, you know, and it pains me to read some of the comments like that only for one reason. Because I want every I've learned a long time.

6:58You can't please everybody doing this. You can't. It's absolutely impossible to do. I get that. 100%. You know, understand that there are some parameters here, particularly when you're unlimited time. There's a lot of questions I would have liked to have asked him. But the whole Tate deal was, I stopped the bleeding, meaning Sakata. Which is why that question wasn't asked. There was an absolute reason for that. And it had nothing to do with, you know, nobody told me what I could or couldn't ask or anything like that. I just had some parameters that I needed to work within because of the timestamp. That's all it was pretty much that. Well, you should have asked him why he didn't get our troops out of Vietnam quicker. Or, you know, why President Trump, why he allowed him to take around. No, I mean, he had no authority overtake whatsoever or and no responsibility. Yeah, I find it interesting when you've got somebody that's working so hard that takes time out of his very busy schedule to bring us secure, you know, a secret service security

7:59detail and come to address a gun rights policy conference. You know, I don't like to see the attacks when these guys are doing everything they can. And if you know how government works, it's slow as dog crap. Okay, it just is. And we all want things yesterday. No question about that. But we have to accept where we are. And where we are is there is still an ATF. So asking questions about when the ATF is going to be disbanded stuff like that is not furthering an interview. It's not giving you any information. You've got to stay focused on what is. And I thought Sakata and Lider did a really good job and unfortunately I could have easily gone for several hours. But that's that's to answer your questions, ladies and gentlemen, if you watch the interview, that's why Tate wasn't brought up. Not because somebody said don't bring up Tate. It was because he was not the director at the time. And I already knew what his answer would be. And we just simply didn't have time for that. But you did read the comments. It's a good one. You're happy, right? Yeah. Let me tell you, if you had blood on Tate's hands or if I had any of Tate's blood on my

9:02hands, I would be going after you. I'd be going after anybody that had any responsibility for putting him in prison or keeping him in prison. And neither you nor me nor Sakata has any of that blood. Yeah. Some of the other comments were absolutely totally legit. Yeah. There are a lot of great legit questions and comments. A couple of them referencing how there's still a lot of bad apples at ATF that need to be weeded out. There's no question about that. He is. Yeah. They're finding, well, look at the one female director who's now working for the other team. She went and she's working for every town. That's how he forced her out. And that's where she ended up because that's her, who she always was politically. I mean, ATF, you know, it's like any organization with 3,000 people in it. You're going to have some good ones. You're going to have some bad ones. You're going to have some really bad ones. And the really bad ones are getting gone. Yeah, they are.

10:04And weeding them out is tough to do because some of them fly underneath the radar. You don't even know who they are. They're very, very good at covering their tracks. And you can't just fire federal employees. No, there's unions and everything else involved, which should never be. That's a whole nother show in and of itself, but we certainly don't have time for that. But all of the positives that are happening, I think the one biggest frustration from everybody is, why does this take so long? Why can't we get this done right now? That's my, I share that frustration like everybody else because we all want it done yesterday. And then when you talk to the people who are in charge, and it's a kind of made that very clear when I talk to him about, you know, you've got legislative issues, then you've got the, and Rob Lighter, the chief counsel said the same thing. They've got to review the constitutionality of everything coming down the pike. That doesn't happen overnight. They've got teams of people looking at these to find out if these regulations and what they're clearing up, talking about Trump's, you know, 34 actions on cleaning up and saving gun rights. All of that has to be reviewed from a constitutional standpoint.

11:06I get all that. I think it sucks, but it is what it is when we come back more time with lead, the gun writer Williams. We've got three more segments. Don't go away. We got a garbage day at the ranch a day late from yesterday. We'll be back with Lee Red Hat for the break, don't go away. This segment of armed American radio is proudly being brought to you by Blackout Coffee. Visit them at blackoutcoffee.com slash AAR. Grab that discount and free shipping. Welcome back to the show. Yeah, welcome back to indeed to the show. Mark Walters filling your prescription for freedom today and every day. That's a blackout coffee rejoin. We gave them a big shout out at the top of the hour just to see if Greg was right on my cups this morning. It was actually a pot, but out of the pot that I made, I had three cups of Greg was right on the money. And I have the 1776 roast. I believe is delivering tomorrow. Tomorrow will be here. So we don't run out of that stuff at the house, ladies and gentlemen, you shouldn't

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14:12Some of what he was convicted of is illegal in New York. His attorney, we brought Demetriod's story ladies and gentlemen to the airwaves here on armed American radio a few weeks back. And it's shocking to say the least. Here's why Tate referenced it. So let's tie this back in because you had a discussion with Tate. I want to talk a little bit about that as well. I have Tate in the story. Yeah, exactly. And you know, he's made it part of his mission. He mentioned at the gun rights policy conference to try to help Demetriod. And it's going to it's going to be a long road to ho. Here's why because the laws in New York suck. The laws in New York are in fact unconstitutional. And what Demetriod is now staring down the barrel of pun intended of decades in prison is not illegal 20 minutes away across the border in Pennsylvania, for example. No, it shouldn't be illegal in New York. I mean, these are homemade firearms. People have been making firearms in their homes since before there was United States of America.

15:14And New York just went and made that illegal, which is crazy. Well, Hawkel's never met a gun control. You know, she's one of these. I read a story about her today, which we've known about this because we talk about it all the time. It doesn't matter what ScOTUS says. It doesn't matter what the president says when it comes to your right to bear arms. Hawkel within 15 minutes, her staff of whoever it is, because I'm sure it's not her, but they obviously have her approval is out there trying to defy ScOTUS and talking about how they're going to defy. Whatever positive moves were made on second, you've seen them, Lee. Right. Right. Yeah, she's scum. I mean, the woman has no idea how to govern a state much less, how to enforce the second amendment. No, leave it alone. It's not, it's a federal law yet not in New York. It's the Demetri was convicted of 15 counts. He's looking at up to 40 years, 40 years in prison, just like Tate Domeyak. I mean, my God, and he did the thing wrong.

16:15Yeah. Well, they want to take 30 years. Well, sadly, for Demetrio, he did under New York law. This is where he has an issue. And his attorney approached that subject on this program when we had him on. Guys, if you want to hear it, Greg will pull the data for that Demetrio story that we did on the show a few weeks back. Let people know when to go back and get it on the podcast. But guys, we brought him on. What was it Greg two weeks ago from prison? We brought him on from the Albany Correctional Center. Yeah, the 13th. As he's awaiting sentencing. So we had him on the 13th. As he's awaiting sentencing and I got to tell you he's in good spirits. I've spoken to him on air and off air from the facility. He is in good spirits. It's unbelievable how he is. He knows what he's up against. But God bless his man. He's willing to fight this fight. Unfortunately for him. And I hope, I don't know, Lee, maybe you can tell me. Do you feel that Tate's situation is going to lend a little bit more credibility to Demetrio? As he works to try to help him here, even though it was a violation of state law, could

17:20this hasten the changing of some of these laws in New York, which is what's going to have to happen there. The DOJ might have to get involved in Sue. They might have to wipe these out. You know, there might have to be an appellate decision. Demetrio is going to spend some time behind bars, brother, but he knows that he's willing to fight. I mean, talk about a hero, man. Good Lord. Yeah. But in talking to him today, I mean, he's got two young boys. I think they're 80s. They're like seven, seven and 11. And when he thinks about them, that just hurts. That hurts him. And I totally get that. I mean, he is a brave man to put it mildly. But what he's going through and the fact that he can't be with his kids or his wife for God knows how long. That's a life sentence. It's good. Yeah. I mean, he's looking at 40 years in the man's. 44 years old. Do you do the math on that? He will not get any break whatsoever at sentencing. And his attorney is aware of that.

18:22When I spoke to Demetrio, he said he doesn't expect a break in a sentence either. Now, correct me if I'm wrong. I'll go back in my memory banks. I got a lot going on. Did he was he offered a plea originally? And just let him go to trial. Eight years. Eight years. That's right. I mean, he said about it. The man, he puts it, like I said, nothing. If he would have been implored or Texas or Georgia or any of the 47 other other states, he would have been fine. There'd have been no charges. Nobody would have looked at him sideways. Is it in hindsight a mistake not to take that when you're looking at 40 now to make a point? I mean, I don't want to ever find myself in that situation, but would it be better for him to have taken eight than out in six? I mean, I don't know. I don't know. No, no, because, no, because then nobody's going to talk to him. Nobody would respect him. The man is a warrior and his attorney is a great, great guy who did the best he could.

19:25But no, I mean, no, I'm glad he didn't. I'm glad he's fighting it. Kathy Hocal is facing re-election. There's a Republican who's doing better. I don't know if he can overcome her. My God, if he does, there could be a state pardon that she's never going to give him one. But the interesting thing in talking to his attorney is how nobody really believes nobody in the DA's office said that he deserves to go to prison either, but that's state law and that's what has to happen. It's sad that it's a chance that he could get a break. It's sentencing at all and get probation or maybe two years. Well, let's address that when we come back. We've got Lee the gun writer, Williams. It's garbage day at the ranch. This is truly a garbage story. So it fits, ladies and gentlemen. We'll continue the conversation with Lee the gun writer, Williams. When we come back from this break, you are on the Armed American Radio Network. I am Mark Walters, filling your prescription for freedom. We'll be back with the journalist of the year right after this.

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22:37Make sure to visit patreonmobile.com and SLNT silent dot com put the AAR on the end of it and get all the great deals. Leave the gun right or Williams. Welcome back in, brother. I believe that it is a great break. Yeah, it's always a pleasure to have you. I believe I was going to ask you get busy during the breaks. If there's a possibility that Demetrile might get a you know, a lesser sentence or might get probation here because my gut feeling tells me if Huckle has her way, she'd recommend 50 years instead of the 40. That's how hateful and evil she is. Well there was a study done by the probation department in the state of New York who said he should not get any time. He should get probation. But the judge pretty much dismissed that. I mean, the man has no priors, zero priors. And yet they're going to throw him in the camp for 30, 40 years. That's insane. If he does a day like his attorney said, if he does a day in prison or a day in the county jail with, you know, it's too much.

23:40I mean, he did nothing wrong. He should be freed without probation. But unfortunately, that's not going to happen in New York. Yeah. The eighth amendment comes to mind, you know, okay. Yeah. I'm going to fight in 1791, ladies and gentlemen. We talk about the first, the second, fourth, fifth, all the time here. But the eighth amendment, ban's excessive bail, excessive fines and cruel and unusual punishment. This is cruel and unusual punishment. Well, that's an amendment. It's a, it's a clear violation of the second amendment. Clear. Yeah, it's possible. Well, it's because it's New York. That's why it is possible that DOJ could get involved. I mean, Harmy Dylan's been doing amazing work. She civil rights violate the civil rights division that she had at DOJ may get involved. I would not be shocked at all. I think, I think Tate's celebrity at this point might be a big, big help there because people will listen to him and pay attention to him, particularly after what happened with

24:40him would really suck to see that travesty of justice carry over to Demetrio like that. But I guess we're just going to have to wait until sentencing. Woody ought to get his time served while he was awaiting a sentence and quite frankly, I let the man go home, put him on probation. I'm pretty sure Demetrio would take the charges and worry about trying to get, you know, a pardon down the road to get those eliminated or expunge to at some point. He just want to be home with his family. And what really angers Americans about these cases is the fact that it's not illegal somewhere else. And it is a second amendment right issue. It's a fundamental right in this country that these hateful states, there are 17 of them. 12 that are really nasty. But the blue states that they just don't care. They will lock you up throw away the key. They don't care to make a political statement at the expense of your life, ladies and gentlemen. My only advice to you is if you live in one of those states, follow the law until we can get the laws changed. We are working to change those laws. We are we not what's what S.A.F does every day. We are and Alan and his guys are doing the best job they can.

25:42Unfortunately for Demetrio, he's going to end up paying for a while. I mean, he's in jail now. He's going to be in prison, a New York state prison after he's done. I agree. Yeah, right now he's at the Albany Correctional Facility. I'm sure it's not a nice place and where he's going is not going to be a nice place and good heavens. I just hope he's, yeah, we're going to be bringing him back to the airwaves. I was asked again last week to bring him back on the program. But we will certainly do that. So let's talk briefly about Tate again before I go on to some gun controls that Gavin Newsom is up to right now. and Huckle run in her mouth about anyway. And that is you had asked listeners and readers for their questions for Tate and I was there for every minute of your discussion with him up on stage. And it was a great, fantastic, it was outstanding. And you asked some great questions by simply reading questions that people had. Was there one that stood out to you more than any? Yeah, there were a few actually and Tate handled them just just incredibly well.

26:47I mean, the young man, I hate to say it, but he's mature past his, well past his 31 years. And I think that being in the being trust in the public limelight does that to you brother. I think you really did. It did for him. I, my heart goes out to him. He had to learn such a hard way, but God, well, I mean, we had his, he's a voice right now for the second amendment community. Oh my gosh, I'm going to be with him in about eight days up at car arms on a panel with him. I'll be moderating the panel with him. That's a surprise. So I'm looking forward to seeing him yet again. But you know, he, I had Ed Martin, the US pardon attorney who worked on Tate's pardon on the program on Sunday. And I, I was kind of taking it back. I liked it when I heard Ed say that, you know, he personally worked on the pardon. He said, but Tate was known by one word. He said, he was like Madonna. He had that one word name. All you needed to say was Tate and everybody knew everybody that looked at it said, we've got to do something about this.

27:53Here's the, the sad part about this. They still have to go back and research the case. This takes time. You know, it took months and months and months. You got to go back and look at the trial transcripts. They've got to go back and find out, you know, really everything that happened from the moment he got put on the radar until he was convicted and then sentenced. And it takes time to do that. And that's kind of kind of where we were at the beginning of the outside of the program today that these things do take time. Nothing in Washington happens in a vacuum. And unfortunately, the constitutionality of everything needs to be looked at. We've got to make sure that they're not making any mistakes that it's going to stand the test of time and court challenges, et cetera. But in this case, Tate was according to Ed Martin anyway, pretty much a slam dunk case after they had all of the information and that after they had all of the information Lee is what took the time. And here for two years, you and I still had a really good feeling he was going to get out and it was great to get that call. Yeah, it's the longest 21 months of my life. I've ever spent.

28:55I mean, once once you talk to the man, you realize he's a victim. He was a victim of Joe Biden's ATF and he obviously did deserve prison. And I just thank God. To over the Trump sign that. Yeah, yeah, imagine a Kamala Harris ATF. Well, supposedly there are plenty more victims of Joe Biden's ATF who are sitting in the can right now. And we're going to be trying to find as many of them we can and well, we have a friendly president and get them out. Yeah, and I think some higher ups in Washington are as well to Ed Martin also as a pardon attorney until September 14th who worked on this case and many others did make the comments on the show that there are others guys. There's names we don't know of yet. That out there that are locked up, rotting. That's the sad part. I've got a list of 20 people that we're trying to get published and get that out there too. Who like Tate, although they're not as well known, are sitting in the can thanks to Joe Biden's ATF for no damn reason.

30:00Well, yeah, when we come back from the break, we'll continue the conversation. We've got one more segment to go with Lee Williams. Guys, we know names like Malinowski who was murdered by the ATF. We know names like Tate, Adamiak, et cetera. You now know Demetriodago. So they're out there, but think about the ones that whose names we don't know at this point. Hopefully, Lee, you're able to get that list out. You can continue that great work. One more segment to go with Lee. Don't go away. V-A-F-T. This segment is brought to you by Attorneys on Retainer. Get the only self-defense program for gun owners backed by a real law firm, the Attorneys for Freedom. Visit them online at AttorneysOnRetainer.us. Welcome back. Welcome back, Attorneys on Retainer.us slash AAR. Attorneys on Retainer.us slash AAR. I have their card in my wallet right here at my desk with me.

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33:07Take your pick. Leave the gun writer Williams. Welcome back in. California Governor Gavin Newsom has spent his tenure eroding the Second Amendment at every opportunity possible. Now with his term nearly up, Newsom has signed off on six more anti gun bills that will have long term ramifications for firearm owners. Well after he leaves office in the NRA's title of that is Newsom takes one last shot at the Second Amendment as governor. These are hateful, rotten, evil people. That will do everything they can to impede your right to keep in bear arms and see to it that it outlasts their tenure. NRA is writing that and a quick Google search of gun control. We pulls up the following stories USA today. What you need to know about the new gun control laws, Newsom signed Cal matters Newsom signs, new gun control laws, including one requiring owners to take a course. Guns.com California Governor signs 10 anti gun laws calls it gun safety. California Globe governor Gavin Newsom adds to California's illicit gun control schemes

34:13and on and on and on just by a simple Google gun control search. What's your response? Yeah, and it's going to take years to overcome these, but they'll be overcome. You cannot have required training to be able to get up to have to have a permit to be able to purchase a handgun or a firearm of any kind, even in the people's Democratic Republic, California, that will all be overcome. Unfortunately, it's going to take our time, our money and it should never happen. But Newsom, I mean, God, I actually hope he runs for president because I cannot think of anybody who would be easier to beat than him, except for maybe a few, but he would be easy. They just based on his hatred of the Second Amendment and his constant mistreatment of gun owners. Yeah. They just flat out hate the country. It's as simple as that. The country, I don't know if you saw what happened in Washington today, but Schumer

35:13and the Democrats beat back more than 85% of all Americans of every political stripe are sick and tired of politicians getting rich through insider trading while they are in office, period, and the Democrats torpedoed the bill to outlaw that. Tell me you're a corrupt blanker without telling me you're a corrupt blanker, okay? And you put whatever adjective you want in there, ladies and gentlemen, and yes, it's an expletive. Fill it in with whatever fits your verbiage. You know exactly where I'm going with that. These are criminals from the word go and Schumer said they're making a political, it is enough to just drive you back crazy, Lee. Well, and no one has taken more advantage of it than the damn. So I mean, look at Schumer, look at Pelosi, look at their stocks. They never make a bad call. Everything they invest in just suddenly explodes.

36:14Either that, either they're the best stock market analysts in the world, or they're taking advantage of insider training and that's all that legislation was designed to stop them from doing, from taking advantage of insider trading. I don't think that that's asking for too much of our elected officials. No, it certainly is not. This is also the party, ladies and gentlemen, that if given power and a trifect if they were to take the midterms and win the White House in 2028, are going to come after your firearms 100 percent gun control, you're going to see the virginification and the California education and the New Yorkification across the spectrum at the federal level. That is exactly what they will do. They will ignore Supreme Court precedent. They will do whatever they have to do. It is coming. Now, the good thing I can say is if they win the midterms in 2028, much like we had to suffer through Biden by the time or in 2026, by the time we get to 2028, Americans will

37:15have had enough fill of these scumbags. The ones that don't want to require drivers licenses and IDs to vote, ones that think 18 to 20-year-olds can't exercise their second amendment rights, but one 16-year-olds to vote. It's just one thing after another. If ladies and gentlemen, if you can't see the cats out of that bag a long time ago, there's no hope for you, frankly. There is just no hope. You're a cool drinker. You're just flat out gone and you're one of them. You're an enemy of the people. It's that simple. It is really despicable. It's disgusting. And it's just what we have to deal with. So that's why we have to get out and vote. We think that's just great advice. I'll let you take it to the break and tell people where they can read all your cool stuff. Amen. We'll make you go to the gunwriter. Substack.com. They can go to armdamericannews.com, but we hope. We hope they go to assaf.org. assaf is in second amendment foundation.org. Yeah, and if you do that, ladies and gentlemen, I want you to join when you're over there. It's really cheap to do. You can also join the Citizens Committee for the right to keep in bear arms.

38:16Proud long time long serving member of the board of directors of the CCR KBA. Come to all the events, shake our paws. It's always good to see the board members and you know who they are. Cam Edwards is on the board with me too. Ryan Petty's on the board with me. All those guys, it's a lot of fun to get together fighting for your right to keep in bear arms every single day. Particularly if you live behind the blue curtain. We know you were busy. I appreciate you taking time. How do you day to day? How you were driving around with your lovely wife. Thank you for being on the program today. I'm going to go ahead and let you go about a minute early and take this to the break. All right. Thanks, Lee, for everything that you do, brother. Award winning journalists for a reason, ladies and gentlemen. Don't have to keep going because there's the music which we get to hear now on radio because we're not on stream. I love it. Armed American radio is daily defense. We're going to get up and do it again. I'm going to go celebrate my son's 22nd birthday today by eating some crab legs. As many of them as I can get down. Yeah, at the juicy crab. Far from where the Battle of Kenisaw Mountain was fought. Interesting stuff. If you know any Civil War history, a lot of it went down there.

39:20Yes, the dead angle and all that stuff in there many, many times. Guys, we're going to get up and do it again tomorrow because they don't want us to. That's why we do it. Remember, armedamericanradio.com or dot org, please visit all of our great partners that make the show possible. Enjoy your day. Stay safe. And I'll see each and every one of you on the radio on your Thursday. If you just failed your prescription for freedom on armed American radio with Mark Walters, the loudest voice in America fighting for gun rights. Enjoy more ways to save at Ralph's like low prices in every aisle.

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