President of the Firearms Policy Coalition; former president of the lobbying group California Association of Federal Firearms Licensees, and former executive director of the Calguns Foundation, a nonprofit that focuses on Second Amendment education
Brandon Combs on KCRW
More from KCRW
White House security officials come under fire over messaging app mishap
PoliticsKCRW reacts to the mishandling of White House war plans. Donald Trump takes center stage in Canada’s snap election. Will any excuse for tariffs make sense?
Cesar Chavez Day special: ‘Porcelain War,’ Johnny Carson, yacht rock
NewsOn this Cesar Chavez Day, Press Play reairs some of our favorite segments: “Porcelain War” is a documentary that vividly portrays the lives of civilians-turned-soldiers on and off…
LA’s labor unions grab attention with creativity
Business & EconomyFree pancakes, sidewalk runway shows, and cheeky wall calendars — LA’s labor unions have a knack for seizing public attention.
Big law firms under attack by Trump, giant-clawed dino is found
NewsThe Trump administration has halted a program financing lawyers for immigrant children.
Trump tries to tariff the US to greatness — will it work?
PoliticsThe president reversed course on his tariff plan hours after it took effect. Can he bring back the nostalgic economic prosperity voters desire?
Bay Area politics, DTLA jewelry heist, ‘Rebel Queen’ memoir
NewsThe Oakland mayoral race is a close call between progressive Barbara Lee and moderate challenger Loren Taylor. In SF, Mayor Daniel Lurie rounds out his first 100 days.
Harvard v. Trump, Netflix’s ‘Adolescence’
NewsHarvard will not comply with sweeping demands from the Trump administration targeting pro-Palestinian organizing. Can other universities afford to join them?
Meter mayhem: Santa Ana investigates parking ticket complaints
Orange CountyThe Santa Ana parking enforcer, LAZ Parking, is facing backlash for issuing too many tickets and overstepping their authority by citing license plate violations.
OC leaders want former supervisor to serve longer prison sentence
Orange CountyFormer OC Supervisor Andrew Do pleaded guilty last year to bribery. Some supervisors say his plea deal with the federal government is too lenient.