This is the Concealed Carry podcast, episode number 367.

And welcome to the Concealed Carry podcast, part of the Concealed Carry.com network.

I am your host, Riley Riley Bowman and I'm joined

today by Master Master. Oh man. Master Marrith Matthew Marrister. Yes, sir. That's me. I don't know if that was supposed to be like a Mr. Matthew Marister. Yes, sir. That's me.

I don't know if that was supposed to be like a Mr. Matthew Marister, a Mr. Marister, a Matthew.

It's a Freudian slip.

You just, you know.

Oh, shoot.

So a moment ago, before we started recording this episode, Matthew made a comment live on Facebook I meant at about his wife that had me spewing my water out of my law of self-defense mug all over my laptop, all over the table.

I have water stuck in the foamy that covers my microphone here.

Oh, man.

So welcome to the podcast.

That's a crazy way to start off today.

Today's episode is a legislative news update episode.

We've got some news stories to cover on a federal basis,

as well as from across the country from various states.

We'll do our state-by-state speed reload or state roundup as sometimes Matthew calls it.

Looking forward to that.

And we've got some stuff that's going to, you know, what we'll talk about here that personally may affect myself and Jacob and even those,

most of our employees actually work in this business since most of us are based in Colorado.

So we've got some news out of Colorado.

And this one is, well, I'll get into that.

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