that weapon thought that as well. you know, where is the backbone? where is the courage? to stand up to a very powerful lobby. well, for the past couple of decades the american gun industry has grown exponentially. in a piece for the bulwark, former firearms executive ryan bossy says that since 1990, seven firearm sales have increased by over 600% from annual sales of 4 million guns, to over 20 million. and that s been due to a major shift into how the market didn t he left the industry in 2020, with a book titled, gunfight my battle against the industry the radicalized america, he joins me now. i ve read various accounts of the shift, i m curious about what you saw. what was the shift? when did it happen? why did it happen?
elsewhere, the political transition is far less smooth. foreign reserves are frozen as the international community weighs up how to support afghans but not the taliban. banks have restricted cash withdrawals. second hand markets have sprung up across the country. the war might have come to an end, but this is where you see the utter desperation that so many afghans are living in right now. most of this market didn t even exist a month ago now it s full of people trying to sell whatever household possessions they can just to put food on the table for theirfamilies.
elsewhere, the political transition is far less smooth. foreign reserves are frozen as the international community weighs up how to support afghans but not the taliban. banks have restricted cash withdrawals. second hand markets have sprung up across the country. the war might have come to an end, but this is where you see the utter desperation that so many afghans are living in right now. most of this market didn t even exist a month ago now it s full of people trying to sell whatever household possessions they can just to put food on the table for theirfamilies.
elsewhere, the political transition is far less smooth. foreign reserves are frozen as the international community weighs up how to support afghans but not the taliban. banks have restricted cash withdrawals. second hand markets have sprung up across the country. the war might have come to an end, but this is where you see the utter desperation that so many afghans are living in right now. most of this market didn t even exist a month ago now it s full of people trying to sell whatever household possessions they can just to put food on the table for theirfamilies. most public sector employees weren t even paid their salaries in the last months
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