Hello, guy, everyone. Welcome to Washington Gun Law tv. I'm Washington Gun Law President William Kirk. Thanks for joining us. Hey, I know you guys have all been waiting for this. This has been kind of what we've all been waiting for. Listen, we already went through the Attorney general bit with Matt Gaetz. No. Okay. It's not going to be Matt Gates. It's going to be Pam Bondy. And with those of you who geeked out on this video right here, you know that I really do think Pam Bondy is going to get through the appointment process and become our next attorney General. What are we going to do with the A TF Director? Well, there's certainly been some names floated around. There's been some interesting names floated around, but now the name that all the hubbub seems to be circling around. Yeah, it's Blake Masters, and there is some indication that President Trump may in fact be looking at Mr. Masters as the next director of a TF. Is that a good thing? I don't know. We'll talk about it. So today, let's spend a few minutes and let's talk about, is this guy really going to be the next a TF director?
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Okay. America, this is what we're talking about. We're talking about rumors swirling around that Blake Masters might be asked to become the next director of the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives. Wow. What an amazing pick, right? I don't know. So who is Blake Masters? That's the problem. Some of you right now are saying, well, who the hell is this guy? Well, in a nutshell, he's a male version of Carrie Lake because what Blake Masters has done, and listen, Blake Masters is a very, very successful businessman. So I am not suggesting for one second that he lacks intellect or creativity or anything like that, and he clearly has been very professionally successful politically. However, he's been an unadulterated disaster. Okay? He ran against Mark Kelly, and although a lot of people thought that Mark Kelly was very susceptible in that position, Mr. Masters was able to spend a lot of money, win the nomination, and then get beat up pretty good by Senator Kelly.
Thus thwarting an opportunity to have flipped a very crucial Senate seat. Now, one would think at that point after you kind of tried to come in and carpet bag your way into a United States Senate spot that you might just go home lick your wounds, but nope, Nope. Not Blake Masters. No, no. Instead, what he decided to do is he then decided to run for the United States House of Representatives in Arizona's eighth legislative district. Well, how did that campaign go? Well, as you can see, Mr. Masters is still looking for a position inside the government where he might be able to wield some power because yeah, his race for the house was just as successful as the race to the Senate, and there were many, many critics about the tone and tenor of his race there for that congressional seat in the eighth District. It was not particularly flattering according to some sources.
Now, apparently, Mr. Masters was vying to lead the presidential personnel office. He was turned down for that position. So this is a person who appears to be relatively desperate to try to get some sort of government position. The need clearly intends on being a climber. Now, how pro Second Amendment is Blake Masters? Well, we're going to link up below one of his Facebook posts that he put on his Facebook page during the congressional race. We would show it here on Washington Gun Law, but Mr. Masters is holding a semi-automatic pistol with an attached stabilizing brace, and the good folks at Google will completely crap themselves and demonetize my video for merely showing that image. So that post is linked up down below. You guys can judge it for yourselves. Now, at least one anonymous Arizona gun owner was quoted in the Arizona Daily Independent as follows, it's clear Masters wants power, and that is why President Trump can't give it to him, for sure not power over our firepower Anyways, if President Trump wants an Arizonan pickle, a legit one, pick Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb, or someone who is not a psycho like masters.
Now, I'm not suggesting for one second that this individual has any credibility. That is what one Arizona gun owner thinks that is certainly not a scientific poll. It's hardly even anecdotal, but I ask you, America, you excited about that? Pick who is near, as I can tell, is a very successful businessman who has run two very unsuccessful campaigns. Is he a Trump loyalist? Yeah, he is absolutely positively a Trump loyalist. But you know what we need in this position more than a Trump loyalist? We need a person who's loyal to your God-given inalienable, right? Is Blake Masters the right person for that? Well, we're going to find out. We'll see if any of these rumors really, really come to fruition. If you got any questions or comments about Mr. Masters, we'd love to hear about that down there in the comment section. If you've got any questions about this or anything else related to what's left of our Second Amendment rights, you guys should know how to get ahold of Washington Gun Law by now.
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