We're not going to let our country be destroyed by a bunch of nut jobs.

I can't hear that clip enough. I think that's hilarious and probably really good politics.

Yes. No, no expert would have written anything like that. And that is maybe a better line than

anything he could run say at every gathering clear up told November 3rd. Yep. Yep. You heard the

reaction there. A couple of bits of second amendment news. You might find interesting. Number one,

the St. Louis couple of the McCloskeys who are charged with felony on lawful use of a weapon after

aiming their guns at protesters during a black lives matter demonstration in June. It was actually a

a riot or a near riot. There was damaged property, et cetera. There were death threats made to

the couple. They brandished weapons in an effort to keep the rioters off of their property.

At any rate, they made their first appearance in court Monday morning. The attorney Joel Schwartz

told reporters the couple was anxious to prove, quote, with absolute certainty they did not commit a

crime. He said, we are simply anxious to remove all the noise from this case, move the case forward,

have the facts heard by a jury and let the jury decide whether or not the McCloskeys committed any

felony offenses because we are convinced with absolute certainty that there was no felony committed

here. I would bet my next paycheck, they are never convicted of a felony. Not a chance.

Lying it on the line right there. Yeah. Joe Getty betting his next paycheck.

Well, I tell you what, if they are convicted, God help this country. I would absolutely stockpile

weaponry and ammunition. And a second story of note, you may have seen this video online if you

tend to do that sort of thing. A fellow was confronted and attacked physically by Black Lives Matter

protesters in Tallahassee, Florida, captured in a widely shared video. And he pointed a gun at them

to make them back off after they'd already assaulted him. The city announced he will not face charges.

The city announced this in the news, really Sunday in which the city repeatedly blamed protesters

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