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If they want to take my guns, they're going to have to bring a station wagon and a whole lot of friends, because I'm not giving them anything.

From the Car Firearms Group Studio at the Patriot Mobile Communication Center on the CZ, platinum

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Here is your host, the loudest conservative voice in America fighting the enemies of freedom.

Mark Walters.

You're welcome inside the Car Firearms Group studios with me. Mark Walters filling your

prescription for freedom today and every day on hundreds of radio stations around the nation

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armed American radio.com or dot org. We've got you covered because we love you. So here from the floor sitting across from me, fan favorites, man. Attorneys on retainer. We've got attorney Howard Snyder with us from Attorneys on Retainer. Howard, how are you? I'm doing great, Mark. Thank you for having me on board today. Oh, man. The honor is mine. the privilege is mine, the pleasure is mine. It's fun to be able to sit and talk with you face to face. I've been saying that to all of my guests.

It's great. I love talking about the law. So this is perfect. And, you know, I say fan favorite for a reason, because people who've made a decision to carry a firearm always come with questions. Oh, no doubt. What do I do if I have to use a fire? I mean, you may know my story, you may not.

This is the first time you've been on the program where this will not be the last, I can promise you that. But back in 2002, I had to pull my firearm on two individuals doing, what was an attempted carjacking, the mere presence of my gun, stopped that activity against me, and I went home that day. My two-week-old

daughter has her father. My son would be born a year and a half later, and my wife was not a young

widow.

And that could have gone sideways, so many ways.

That could have gone south so fast because it unfolded within a split second at a traffic

late in the early morning, 6.20 a.m., roughly, November 18, 2002. Never going to forget that day, are you? Never forget it. And I'll remember because I was at the Buccaneer game, the Sunday the night before. I'll never forget it. Look up the dates, ladies and gentlemen, back in 2002. Wrote about it. It's the first chapter in my book, Lessons from Armed America. So at that time, I had not yet made the

decision, Howard, to carry my firearm everywhere I went. And I've been asked countless times,

and I've talked about it on the air countless times, what made me carry my gun that day? I don't

know. I just happened to carry my gun that day. I'm glad I did. In 45 seconds, 20 minutes

after I left the house, 15 minutes after I left the house, everything would change. I've never left

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