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curly, c-u-r-l-e-y y, and Toby, gun control, gun legislation is obviously a national story all the time. But a lot of it right

now when I'm reading the headlines week to week, a lot of it has to do with Massachusetts. A lot of things are happening here. Can you give

us an update on what's going on in our state?

Yeah, absolutely, Grace. Number one is the big HD 4420 as all the lawn signs say which is now known as

H4139 which has been voted on favorably, and much to the Massachusetts gun owner chagrin, and now has been sent over to the Senate.

The Senate is going to be taking this bill up in January or February and they, Cynthia Kreme is the one that has been tasked with writing the

legislation. So a little Grace, is the legislature is not really happy, well I'm sorry, the Senate

is not really happy with the way the House proceeded with this.

They basically ran roughshod over the whole process.

They didn't bring the Senate to the table.

They did it kind of unilaterally and basically gave every gun control group their wish list and put it all into one giant omnibus bill which ended up being 121 pages long and the Senate

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