What happens when you take a guy who's always plugged into 220 volts and invest him with a pure gun rights mantra?

You get the Motor City Madman Ted Nugent. Don't need to tell you anything more than that. Just

put on your seatbelt and hold on. Welcome to Tom Gresham's Gun Talk, where there's more to talk about than shooting.

There's reloading and hunting and self-defense too.

All right, welcome again to Gun Talk.

Glad that you could be with us.

Hope that you're still here with us from previous hours because I tell you what, you're going to

want to hang on to this one.

We're going to have a lot of fun.

I love doing this show anyway but it's always fun to have some of your friends on and we're

going to have a good friend on in just a second here.

We've got some callers who are still on hold.

Don't go anywhere. We're going to get to you. We're going to get...

And I'm going to get some help from my friend who's calling in because there's pretty

much nobody who's more gunny than this guy. But you may not know him that way. He is in fact,

I would dare say, the most recognizable personality in the firearms arena, although that's not his business.

He is the guy that you will see on MS NBC or Fox or somebody else, all these other ones talking about guns and gun rights, but

he's not in the business exactly of guns.

He is in fact a musician, but he's more than that. He's a statement,

statesman, not quite elder statesman at this point, but he is of course a

statesman for gun rights and freedom all over the United States. I'm talking of course about

Ted Nugent. Ted how and the heck are you? Man I'm up to my nostrils and brass

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