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get you in here. Let's see. Well, you remember how we went through two years of discussion and then public comment and then the extended the

comment on being able to carry your concealed carry guns into national parks. So we went through the whole process,

and this is a long, long process, to your process, maybe three years. And then we had the

public comment period and then very unusually they extended the public

comment period because the gun banners said oh no no no we need more

comment well we got the more comment it's like still 90% of the comments were positive and said,

yes, those of us who have had the training, been photographed, been fingerprinted, had the

background check done, and are certified as absolutely good guys.

We would like to be able to be safe in national parks the way we are other places.

We want to be able to carry our guns in national parks, you know, basically the same as we can in any other

part of the state.

So that happened last year.

The parks service went through the process and got that done.

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