Donald Trump has survived two assassination attempts. Yet his administration is proposing one of the biggest changes to US firearm purchasing rules in decades.
The proposal could allow licensed dealers to verify buyers online, complete digital background checks and, in some cases, ship eligible firearms directly to customers' homes—eliminating the need for in-person pickup at local gun stores.
The debate has intensified because Donald Trump Jr. serves as a board member, consultant and shareholder of GrabAGun, one of America's largest online firearms retailers. Critics argue the proposal could financially benefit the company, while the White House says the reforms are solely aimed at protecting Second Amendment rights and modernising firearm purchases.
What exactly is changing? How could the proposal reshape America's gun industry? And is there any evidence of a conflict of interest?
Watch the full report as we break down the policy, the politics and the business implications.
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