Walter Hudson's 'Closing Argument' -- 107K subscribers -- Jan 27, 2026
Everyone keeps repeating the same two claims about the Pretti shooting:
“He had a right to carry.”
“He had a right to film.”
Both statements are true.
And both are meaningless without context.
In this episode, I explain why focusing on abstract rights while ignoring real-world behavior leads to bad conclusions — and dangerous lessons.
Carrying a firearm doesn’t make you more entitled to confrontation.
It makes you more responsible for avoiding it.
Filming law enforcement doesn’t mean you can interfere with an active operation.
And slogans about “rights” don’t override duty-to-retreat laws, lawful orders, or basic survival reality.
This isn’t about excusing anyone.
It’s about refusing to lie to ourselves about how rights actually work when things get tense and people are armed.
If we want ...
Comic drama as ICE carts away various obstructionist dirtballs. I really like hearing their objections. Where’s my car? I’m disabled. I’m autistic. I have a doctor’s appointment. More of this, please!
This is the antithesis of feminism. It is a point of view that was suppressed for half a century. Now it is breaking out with a vengeance, while the feminists—some of them now in their eighties— watch in stunned silence.
Colion Noir -- 3.23M subscribers -- Jan 27, 2026
This conversation is being hijacked — and that’s intentional.
What’s being framed as a Pro-ICE vs Anti-ICE debate is actually something else entirely: a fight using guns as a proxy. And that’s where the lies start — on both sides.
This video breaks the incident down strictly from a Second Amendment perspective, not partisan loyalty, not vibes, not tribal politics.
We address:
• Why simply carrying a firearm does not make someone a criminal
• What Minnesota law actually says about carrying at protests
• Why “it wasn’t smart” and “it wasn’t legal” are not the same thing
• The uncomfortable reality of anti-gun rhetoric — even from people we’ve defended
• Why actions matter more than soundbites when judging politicians
• The real legal standard for deadly force under the Fourth Amendment
• How negligent discharges ...
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