Topic: Michelle Lujan Grisham

The discussion covers a federal judge's temporary restraining order against New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's attempt to suspend gun rights under a medical emergency. The speaker compares this to the CDC's prior attempt to halt rent payments, characterizing both as "naked tyranny." He argues that these actions are designed to desensitize the public to the suspension of constitutional rights.

New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham is doubling down on her attempt to suspend concealed carry rights, despite opposition from her own Attorney General and fellow Democrats like Ted Lieu. Grisham claims she has the right to restrict constitutional rights under a "public health emergency." Critics argue this is a direct assault on the Second Amendment and a test of how far a governor can go in disarming citizens.

Owen Shroyer criticizes the "liberal philosophy" that views the government as a provider of safety and a "daddy" figure. He argues that the Bill of Rights explicitly states that the government's job is not to protect families or manage health, but to ensure citizens have the freedom to do those things themselves. The segment frames the New Mexico gun ban as a foundational conflict between individual liberty and state authoritarianism.

Governor Grisham's gun ban is viewed as a coordinated "pincer attack" against the First and Second Amendments. Shroyer notes that the Supreme Court's Bruen decision requires gun laws to be rooted in "history and tradition," a standard he believes the New Mexico ban fails. The host argues that the next generation is being taught that their birthrights are not absolute, as the government tests new legal theories to restrict assembly and self-defense.

The segment highlights the hypocrisy of politicians like Governor Grisham and President Joe Biden, who advocate for gun control while being protected by armed private security. Shroyer asks how the governor plans to enforce a gun ban, questioning if she will use armed police to disarm citizens at gunpoint. This dynamic is described as the hallmark of a "fascist authoritarian dictator" who denies the public the same protections they enjoy.

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham of New Mexico declared a public health emergency to justify a temporary ban on carrying firearms in Albuquerque. The segment argues that this move undermines the Second Amendment by targeting law-abiding citizens while failing to address crime caused by defunded police and open borders. This is described as a "trial balloon" for broader national gun control measures.

The segment plays clips from Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's press conference where she defends her emergency order banning the carry of firearms. The Governor admits that her oath to the Constitution is "not absolute" during an emergency. Reporters challenge her on whether criminals will actually follow the order, to which she responds that it sends a "resounding message."