Trump Jr. takes gun company public at NYSE hoping to end 'woke' mindset in new 'cultural shift'

NEW YORK, NY – A Donald Trump Jr.-backed online gun retailer went public on the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday and the president’s son spoke to FOX Business about what that means for Second Amendment advocates in the United States.Trump Jr. along with his business partner, Omeed Malik, helped take GrabAGun public on Wednesday in a move Trump’s son told FOX Business symbolizes the repudiation of anti-gun "woke" policies that have gained a foothold over the last few years."I think it's important. It's what we've talked about for a long time, allowing these great American companies to have