Okay, it's time for a follow-up bonus podcast of Gun Talk talking about the

Aurora Shootings. Yes, I'm Tom Gresham. Yes, this is Gun Talk.

If you want to hear more about this, go to Gun Talk.com.

And of course we have the archives, that is the podcast,

of the regular weekly three-hour Gun talk radio show.

Talking about the shootings in Aurora, Colorado, and there have been a lot of discussions about this.

I know you have talked about it. Everybody has talked about it.

Well, it did not take long, did it,

for the gun control groups to jump all over this one?

And at first you had kind of the generic calls for gun control.

That would be the general, we must do something about guns, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah blah or isn't it terrible blah blah

but it didn't take very long as I say for the specifics to start coming out.

Of course we had Mayor Bloomberg from New York call for a nationwide strike of police officers.

Until we, the public, have the guts to make it safe for them the police officers.

And of course what he means is by making it safe for them,

we have to sense to give up our guns so that the police would be safe.

I'm sorry, Mayor, it doesn't work that way.

Police work is dangerous inherently. That's the way it's going to be.

But you don't say well we're going to give up our constitutional rights in order to make it safe for police

officers. You're not going to give up your First Amendment rights. We're not going

to give up our Second Amendment rights. We're not going to give up our Fifth Amendment rights. We're not going to give up our fourth amendment rights.

We're not going to give up any of our rights, at least not willingly, just in order to make it safer for police officers. Now Bloomberg had to come back

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