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Tom Gresham here, our number is 866 Talk Guns. We were talking about, well, a little bit about Giuliani, former mayor Giuliani, of course, running for the presidency.

And, of course, he was very much in favor of repressive gun control laws in New York.

And then when he started running, he said, well, you know, he says, I don't really support that. I support the Second Amendment, except that it's a little different when you're in a town that has, you know, a lot of people. High density areas probably don't need gun rights as much as low density areas. Well, now he's gotten away from that. And what he's finding is that that's not playing real well with the American people,

as opposed to the New Yorkers, which I do make a slight differentiation distinction

between those.

Now he's saying that he supports the Second Amendment, and he's a strict constitutionalist,

and et cetera, et cetera.

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