Okay, so the Senate of the United States has passed a, what they're calling a bipartisan

gun control package. They did get 10 Republicans to vote with them, which is why they're calling

it bipartisan. That's a filibuster proof majority. We'll get into all of that in a minute.

But one of the hallmarks of this package is the fact that it funds red flag laws.

And red flag laws are, of course, a, at a front to our constitutional rights. They deprive

the individual due process because what, what a red flag law is, is it means that a family member,

a friend, a member, a coworker, someone, someone associated or around a person who is displaying,

perhaps valid red flags can report that person to the police and the police can confiscate that

person's firearms without adjudicating it first. They, they can take that gun away without

going to a court of law on a court saying, yes, these are valid red flags, which, which means that

you cannot legally possess a firearm. Red flag laws are not that red flag laws do not use due

process. And so they're ripe for abuse. We all agree that there needs to be something done.

And I don't say something done the way that the Democrats mean something done. What I mean is

that there needs to be a better structure or a better infrastructure in our nation that allows us

as citizens, as community members and as family members to help people who are displaying very

legitimate red flags that can be indicators that, you know, their red flags could lead to them

committing some kind of violence and, you know, an atrocity like we saw in Buffalo, New York or in

Newvalde, Texas. There does need to be something done. But the congressional answer to this,

this red flag law is not the way to do it. And hear me out on this because why would we trust

the government with red flag laws to take away, to suspend one of our constitutional rights without

due process of law when the same government, either bureaucrats or elected politicians, it

doesn't matter which one. The same government officials have repeatedly used the power of

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