09-27-24 HR 1 Neil McCabe sits in for Mark attending Gun Rights Policy Conference part 1

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🗓️ 30 September 2024

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Neil McCabe sits in for Mark attending Gun Rights Policy Conference part 1

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0:00.0	This hour of Armed American Radio's podcast is being brought to you by Ammo Squared.com.
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0:43.0	From the Sig Sauer Studios.
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0:50.4	Here is your host, the loudest conservative voice in America fighting the enemies of freedom.
0:56.3	Mark Walters, Sir.
1:01.7	Hello, everybody.
1:03.6	This is Neil W. McCabe.
1:05.9	I'll be your guest host today, your substitute teacher for Armed American Radio's Daily Defense Power.
1:14.4	Mark Walters is not here.
1:16.6	He is definitely the loudest voice in defense of your freedoms.
1:20.5	I'm just going to try to be one of the loudest voices, but obviously he is the loudest voice.
1:26.6	Our guests are today. We're going to talk to Doug Kaplan, who is the loudest voice. Our guests are today.
1:28.5	We're going to talk to Doug Kaplan, who is the principal founder of Kaplan's Strategies.
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