This is Handel on the law, marginal legal advice, where I, Bill Handel, tell you insert name here,

you have absolutely no case.

Boy, here is an interesting one regarding gun rights.

As you probably know, the Supreme Court, as it is comprised now, is very pro-second

amendment and is expanding the rights of individuals to carry weapons. And what happened in Atlanta

became, it's an open carry state in which you can't on public land,

even if it's a private organization, cannot stop people from carrying guns because of a Second Amendment right issue.

And so here you have, in this case, Live Nation, which is a private

organization putting on various concerts. It's the biggest concert promoter in the country.

And every year in Atlanta, Georgia, there's something called Music Midtown. It's huge. It is a hip-hop festival and tens of thousands of people show up.

It's a big deal. Generates a lot of money for the city.

Well, since the city leases the land or excuse me, Live Nation leases the land from the city of Atlanta during this

concert. It happens all the time. For example, here in Los Angeles, you have the fairgrounds,

which are owned by L.A. County. So private people come in, they lease the property for various shows, et cetera.

Well, if we had the same law in Georgia here in California, which we're never going to do,

because California probably has the strictest gun laws in the country,

and it was you can't stop people from carrying weapons on public land.

What do you do?

You cancel the concerts.

You just, you can't afford not to.

I mean, you have people, I don't know if you've ever been to a county fair, for example.

And you have people that are buying beer at those stands, and it's not like you're going

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