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I'm, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, Hey everybody welcome back to Soft Rock Radio in studio this morning.

I have Tim Larkin.

Tim is America's leading pro-victim rights and personal safety advocate.

No stranger to controversy, after being named the 2011 self-defense instructor of the year

and simultaneously inducted into the Black Belt Hall of Fame. Tim ended the year by taking on the UK Home Secretary after getting banned from the

UK for his stand on citizens rights to defend themselves from imminent violence

which is interesting I was reading reading up on that whole thing.

It was crazy.

Currently, Tim was appealing the decision from the UK,

basically banned from entering the UK, which to me is crazy.

Like, they'll let people from Syria

in the country, but not Tim the American.

You do a lot of speaking engagements.

You've got this amazing business, which

I'd love to get into in a bit.

And then your latest book is when violence is the answer,

which is a pretty badass title, learning how to do what it takes when your life is at stake.

And then Tim and I share a mutual friend who has been on the show a few times,

Kamalavacond, who introduced us.

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