The Well, hello, my friends, and welcome to the worldwide broadcast of the Ted Nostin-Austen-Brower show,

bringing you the latest world news and health research. I hope everyone's having an absolutely fantastic day

today. I hope you guys are all staying busy as always. It's rainy and cold down here in

Florida. It looks like we've got a cold front coming in, but it's supposed to start clearing up

later on the day, which should be nice. And one thing that I want to give everybody a heads up on, I saw this video again,

and I'm going to readdress it because Rand Paul actually said something about it. And he's kind of right,

and I'm just going to kind of reiterate this because I've had a lot of people email me and kind of ask me the same question.

He was on Fox News, and he was asked, what advice can you give people when they're confronted by crazy lunatic mass people?

They asked them on there and they showed him the video.

And what was funny about it was, and obviously this was sarcastic, his first comment on here.

And so, I mean, it's not something that I'm going to recommend.

And he said, well, I would say use bear spray but I'm

afraid that would get in trouble so I won't say that I started laughing just

of the fact that I remember when I was up in Montana for a great deal of time

ways back now something for a whole summer and I remember everybody had bear spray on them for obvious reasons because there's bears

everywhere up in northwest Montana.

But one thing that I remember them saying as well is that it makes a very, very effective,

less lethal deterrent if you're in a situation that somebody basically tries to cost you

or basically hit you or rob you or whatever.

And bearspray kind of just knocks out just about everything.

But you've got to be very careful because of the breeze.

Most time you're not looking at the breeze whenever you spray it and you can get hit right back in the face with it,

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