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And as always, you're invited to join us here in this live Sunday edition of the program with you tonight. You've got Ian. Richie Rich and Mark. Don't forget, you can join us online over at freetocklive.com. We've got a lot of features there on the site. So please enjoy those on us at freetocklive.com as we continue to, we'll take your calls, but also want to talk about

some pretty big news that hit yesterday. And on the way, we'll also get into civil disobedience

and non-cooperation in New Zealand over their gun confiscation rules and programs or whatever.

Richie, you've got that story.

So I definitely want to get into that.

But last night I was out.

I was actually visiting the yearly dinner that they have for the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance.

And that is an organization that was founded by New Hampshire Natives and Free State Project early movers.

I just call it a vacation.

Okay.

So anyway, I was there at this dinner.

And the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance is an organization of people who care about freedom, who many of them moved here as part of the New Hampshire Freedom Migration, which is the reason why the three of us are here. That's the reason why thousands of people have picked up their lives who care about liberty and moved to New Hampshire. Have you ever been to this, Richie? I have not. This would have been the first one I've been eligible for because I haven't been here a whole year yet. Well, you don't. I don't think you here a year I think you just have to have like 70 bucks well yeah but how often do they do it I thought it's a once a year yeah so I wasn't here last year for oh okay geographically eligible yeah geography gotcha I wasn't gonna fly up for the dinner from Hawaii it's the definition of a rubber chicken dinner I mean it really is really is. What do you mean? You didn't like the food?

I mean, you don't. So, right, the food tends to be mediocre at these events. It's just hotel banquet food. I mean, it is what it is. It's not bad. I understand how you feel about it. That's why they call it. Most people call them rubber chicken dinners. Okay, I've never heard that before.

Really?

Yeah, usually, like, hotel food is a little fancier than what you would typically get. That's why they call it. Most people call them rubber chicken dinners. Okay, I've never heard that before.

Really?

Yeah, usually like hotel food is a little fancier than what you would typically get at your typical restaurant. I don't think so. No? Okay. You're paying a lot more for it. That's for damn sure. I think that's his point. Gotcha. You're not paying for the food itself, though. It's a rubber chicken dinner, but you're paying for the... You go to these events to see whomever is going to be at the event.

Right. You're not paying for the food itself, though. It's a rubber chicken dinner, but you're paying for the...

You go to these events to see whomever is going to be at the event, not for the food. And usually the food is substandard, in my opinion. You'll get something better at a restaurant. For the money, it's definitely substandard. Hotels, I'm looking at you. McDonald's or Taco Bell quality. I don't understand why it is that the meals are like they are at hotel dinners, but they are.

Huh.

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