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Mark Walters. Water. Welcome in on a Monday for you. No Andy Hoosier today, no UFOs, no UAPs, no, no cool disclosure stuff. We'll get to Andy later. We're here at the National Rifle Association, continuing some taping because we have so many amazing people here that we want to take advantage of and talk to. Now, and I say take advantage of, I mean that. I want to take advantage of as much of your time as I possibly can. So welcome inside the

CZ studios with me today, guys. Mark Walters filling your prescription for freedom on this Patriot mobile mic at the command center. All of it's been relocated to Houston, as you know. You've heard that ad nauseum, but I have to give the NRA the shout out, and you should be joining the NRA at nr a r ar.org slash a aar take advantage of everything that the nr a has to offer this hall is just

packed and it's been so fun over the last few days to be here and be such a huge part of it. I hope you've enjoyed the programs that we've brought to you from the convention center. So we're going to continue that today. Yesterday, in third hour of the broadcast, you heard Howard Snyder with us from attorneys on retainer. We're keeping Howard here because we just simply did not have enough time in that segment. And I want to continue the conversation. So let me say, welcome back to you, shaking your paw again. Welcome back. We didn't get in. Time gets away from us, as you know. So let's bring you to the Monday show. Sounds good.

And let's talk a little bit about, let's kind of recap what we talked about yesterday. And that's how important it is to have a lawyer in your hip pocket, which is what that card represents. Absolutely. You are my lawyer. I don't physically have to carry you around. Because I have that card that says, you're my lawyer. I pick the phone up. I call you and bam.

And I know from experience that you guys are literally going to be on scene during an investigation, an initial investigation,

correct? If we can be physically there, we're going to be physically there, we make every

attempt to talk to the detectives on scene. But if you're a member, you make that emergency call, you're going to be speaking to an attorney within just a couple of minutes. And that's the strike force team in action. Shut your mouth, talk to your lawyer. Just shut up. There we go. Now, you wanted to talk about some other issues yesterday that we didn't get into, so I'm going to say the mic

is yours, the floor is yours, have at it. Well, one of the things we've had at the booth,

we've had some common questions come up, and one of those was all about FRTs. So when we talked

about forced reset triggers, the bottom line is you've modified the firearm in some way,

and prosecutors love it when you modify a firearm in any way. It doesn't matter that you're doing it because it makes it safer. You've just opened up a conversation, and I'm making a mental note of that. I have questions. We may have to keep you another segment. I'm just letting you know that. I'm good. I got all day for you. Okay, so now relax. We're not on the...

If we have to carry into segment two, we will, ladies and gentlemen, you'll see why in just a second.

Go ahead.

So when you're dealing with any modification to your firearm, and it could be very benign, such as adding a red dot. It doesn't matter. prosecutors are going to look at that as you being gun happy, you wanting to shoot somebody,

and they're going to take any that as you being gun happy, you wanting to shoot somebody,

and they're going to take any modification and try and magnify that for whatever.

You need an attorney on the other side arguing, hey, the modification makes it safer,

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