All right. Glad you with us. Right down our toll free telephone number. We just got this out of

Baton Rouge. There was a, and we thought for a few minutes, W-W-L-T-V reporting Baton Rouge, Louisiana,

a little panic of it was some situation involving some shooting authorities,

paramedics, swarming of Walmart and Baton Rouge, um, reports of a shooting, officers responded in

four minutes, uh, later turned out to be inaccurate. And instead they say the two people pulled guns

on each other during a fight near the store's customer service desk. Great. That's really,

that's really brilliant move on people's part. You know, I'm going to tell you, I'm going to give you

some anybody that wants my unsolicited advice about fighting and about being Mr. or Mrs. Tough Guy.

I'm just going to give you my unsolicited advice. Linda, you would be able to vouch for the

fact that there's been a few people in the course of the years. You work with me on this show and

you've seen me out in public. People know that I train mixed martial arts and that I defend myself

and I take defense of me and my family very seriously. What do I usually do if such a situation

arises? I do everything possible to what? Make sure I go first. Go ahead Linda, go get them.

Yeah. Okay. Now tell the truth. I do everything possible to what? Defuse, walk away, not engage.

Absolutely. And I'll be honest, I kind of am confident in my skills and you know, there's a part of

me that knows when you have the confidence you can defend yourself. I'm not talking about firearms

at all here. You have the confidence that you know you're trained. You can defend yourself

and doesn't mean you can't be beat. Anybody can be beat, cheap shot somebody,

hitch over ahead with a two by four bat from behind. You're not going to win that fight. But

my advice is just do everything you do. Defuse it. You know, I don't understand road rage. I see it

all the time. I'm in New York. I'm driving on the long Island Expressway. The world's biggest

parking lot. And I'm like, I see these people. They're like, honky. Usually cab drivers are the worst.

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