Doherty Talking Gun Control on Trial on the Radio Today—Twice

Brian Doherty | November 21, 2008

Obama has appointed a very anti-gun attorney general. But I am not daunted: I'll continue to talk about my new book Gun Control on Trial, the story of the Supreme Court's Heller case (which overturned D.C.'s gun ban and established that the Second Amendment protects an individual right) and America's gun control debate.

I'll be talking about it today on two programs. One, Barry Lynn's "Culture Shocks", which airs nationally on WMET 1160 AM in D.C. (4-5 p.m.), KCAA 1050 AM in Los Angeles (1-2 p.m.), KRXA 540 AM in Monterey, CA (1-2 p.m.), and KTAA 1330 AM in Cameron, TX (3-4 p.m.) All times are local. Check the show's web site for more details and listen-live options.

Also, today at 10:15 a.m. pacific/1:15 p.m. eastern, I'll be on Antiwar Radio with host Scott Horton, also talking Gun Control on Trial.

See an excerpt from the book in the December issue of reason.

Comments

Vinny|11.21.08 @ 12:20PM|#

Tell me why they let Doherty go away, write his books, and then spend the next year using reason as his personal self-promotion venue.

Other Matt|11.21.08 @ 12:49PM|#

Tell me why they let Doherty go away, write his books, and then spend the next year using reason as his personal self-promotion venue.

Maybe because what he's writing about matters?

egosumabbas|11.21.08 @ 1:19PM|#

Vinny: why do you ask questions that answer themselves?