All right, we're in the middle of the holidays, almost Christmas, in the middle of Hanukkah.

Happy holidays to all of you, and certainly a merry Christmas.

Now, a lot of people are going to be getting guns for Christmas, so let's talk about that for a second,

talk about what goes with that.

But first, I am really angry.

I really am disgusted, depressed, and angry over a story

that broke. And it takes me to the point I want to make about guns for Christmas and really

about just safety with guns. I don't know if you saw

this story. It's horrendous. Fredericksburg, Ohio. If this story holds the way it's being

reported right now, a man supposedly was cleaning a muzzle loading rifle. In. In the process, I, you can't tell if he

accidentally, negligently fired the gun, or if he just was kind of out in the middle of nowhere

and just shot this muzzleloader up in the air to clear it, it sounds as though maybe that's what

happened. And maybe not straight up in the air, maybe at an angle, I don't know.

And you say, well, you know, what are the odds?

Well, in this case, the odds went against everybody.

And it appears that the bullet fired hit a 15-year-old Amish girl driving a horse-drawn buggy more than a mile away, shot in the head and died.

It is so upsetting and so distressing to think about this.

And I want to use it as a chance for all of us to take another good, hard look at the way

that we conduct ourselves as far as safety around our guns when we're handling guns.

You know, it's still, what are the odds?

Well, you know what?

It's, I like it to the

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