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The Supreme Court just heard a major case on gun rights, a case coming out of New York,

its New York State Rifle and Pistol Association versus Browen.

And the case looks to be an opportunity for the Court and now a six-three court.

To ringly affirm the Second Amendment.

Now the Second Amendment has been under assault, kind of in all the blue states, but particularly

up in the Northeast, New York, and New England, and also California.

And what these states have done is they've basically taken a line from the Supreme Court's

earlier, heller decision to say, a line that set an effect that the Second Amendment

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