Summary
FBI Director Kash Patel spoke about supporting the Second Amendment, which gives people the right to own guns. He advised people to avoid bringing loaded guns to protests due to safety concerns. This comes after a lawful gun owner was shot by a federal agent during a protest in Minneapolis.
Key Facts
- Kash Patel is the Director of the FBI and commented on gun rights related to protests.
- He emphasized support for the Second Amendment, which allows people to own guns.
- Patel advised against bringing loaded weapons to potentially dangerous protests.
- His remarks followed criticism after a lawful gun owner was killed at a Minneapolis protest.
- Several gun rights groups disagreed with Patel's comments, saying they might harm gun rights.
- The Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus stated that state law does not prohibit carrying guns at protests if you have a permit.
- The National Rifle Association (NRA) also voiced concerns about Patel's comments.
