Hey, great program for you today.

The D.C. judge that was apologizing to the man who tried to assassinate the president.

Really?

Seriously?

I think we should talk about that.

And the language that goes around assassination attempts.

Also, Sean Spicer joins us.

And what the president is actually doing around the world, it's important for you to know

because it's painful and you need to understand it.

Otherwise, you know, we'll just go by and nobody will notice and we will lose.

But it is really important to see this is not,

this is not just some hairbrained, you know, scatter gun that he's firing. Everything has a

purpose on this. And today I take you through choke points and what that really means to you

and your family, all on today's podcast.

First, let me tell you about the burn a launcher.

Most people spend a lot of time thinking about what they would do in a bad situation, but no time thinking about what they should do because those aren't always the same thing.

In real life, most situations don't call for the most extreme response.

Calling, you know, it calls usually for something measured, something that

gives you control, buys you time and creates distance without changing everything in an instant.

That's where the burn and launcher fits. It gives you a way to protect yourself with non-lethal

kinetic and chemical rounds that can stop a threat from a distance, up to 60 feet without any

kind of consequences coming from that firearm.

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