A well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of

the people to keep in bear arms, shall not be infringed.

Seems simple enough, but nevertheless Democrats persisted in trying to rob words of their

meaning.

Fortunately, we will be joined today by Eugene Volok, Gary T. Schwartz, distinguished professor

of law at UCLA.

Just a little background, Professor Volok scored a 780 out of 800 on his math SAT at age

10.

And working as a computer programmer at age 12, graduated UCLA with a degree in mathematics

and computer science at age 15, while working as a computer programmer for 20th century

fox.

He later earned his law degree from UCLA, at which point he clerked for the 9th Circuit

Court of Appeals judge Alex Kaczynski and Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.

Justice Scalia cited Professor Volok on three occasions in his opinion for the landmark

gun rights decision, District of Columbia versus Heller.

Now, I know, I know.

If this were a mainstream news outlet like CNN, we would bring on traumatized, no nothing

teenagers to discuss this topic.

But here on the Michael Noles show, you'll just have to settle for nationally recognized

experts.

Then speak of the devil, CNN, invents a whole new class of firearms.

Sheriff Scott Israel vindicates Jeff Sessions, and the Heritage Foundation says President

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