Topic: High Plains Drifter

The Trump administration is reportedly finalizing a plan for millions of mass pardons for non-violent felons to restore their right to self-defense. The host uses the film "High Plains Drifter" as a historical analogy for how prisoners were once released with their firearms intact prior to the 1968 Gun Control Act. The argument is made that once a person has served their time, they should not be permanently stripped of their constitutional rights.

Jones analyzes the federal court ruling allowing illegal immigrants to own guns, suggesting it is a strategic move to create a foreign-born paramilitary force. He references the film "High Plains Drifter" to discuss historical precedents for prisoner releases and firearm possession. Jones concludes that the left's attempt to "piss in the Cheerios" of conservatives by arming illegals actually strengthens the legal argument against domestic gun control.