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Aviation and election fallout share Legally Armed America's week

Paul Glasco posted 14 uploads, with his Learjet analysis drawing the largest new audience and a Lockheed Martin commentary gathering momentum.

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COFFIN CORNER: Why The Learjet Fell Apart In The Sky

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0:00A labeled flight simulation accompanies recorded radio audio before dashcam footage of the crash.
3:48Glasco explains how high altitude can narrow the margin between stall speed and the critical Mach number.
8:06Glasco argues that the aircraft was already out of control before entering the missile engagement parameters he describes.
12:33He reviews FAA charter-operation rules concerning pilot ages and crew roles.

Paul Glasco moved from flight recordings to election results across a busy week on Legally Armed America. The channel collected roughly 356,000 views, with its Palm Beach Learjet analysis the most watched of the new uploads.

"COFFIN CORNER: Why The Learjet Fell Apart In The Sky" reached about 80,000 views. Glasco combines a labeled crash simulation, air traffic control recordings and flight information to examine the fatal accident. His explanation of "coffin corner" concerns the narrowing margin between stall speed and the high-speed aerodynamic limit at altitude. Later, he examines online shootdown rumors and argues that the aircraft was already out of control before entering the missile engagement parameters he describes. The video also contains a paid suppressor promotion.

Election coverage supplied another substantial part of the week, moving from pre-vote warnings to "ELECTION RECAP: Republicans Earned That Butt Whooping Last Night." In that recap, Glasco argues that Republicans alienated their own voters and considers what a changed Congress means for gun legislation.

The strongest daily momentum now belongs to his commentary on a Lockheed Martin discrimination settlement, rather than the Learjet upload. His election recap also remains among the channel's busiest videos.

Subscribers held steady over the week, while daily views are below their usual pace. Among nearby channels, Daniel Davis / Deep Dive had a particularly busy viewing week; TheGunCollective was quieter. For Legally Armed America, the week's largest new audience came from aviation, but the freshest viewing momentum is back with Glasco's political commentary.

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