Yes, it finally happened. Congress passed the law that's going to allow you to carry a gun in national parks.

But wait, nine months, that's what they're saying, nine months before it goes into effect.

Well, that's just not going to stand. We're going to

give you the details of that right now's Gun Talk in support of Homeland Security's new definition of a terrorist

presents this trap a terrorist tip.

Tip number two, Homeland Security has determined that veterans have special training that might make them dangerous.

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So if you see a veteran, even if he is in your own family, report them to homeland security.

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All right, welcome back to Gun Talk.

Our number is 866 825-54-86, but it's just easier to do it this way.

Just now one, one Tom that's me

Tom talk guns and that's what we're gonna be doing talking about guns the

guns you like the guns you want to get and of course if you've got to see if you can find

some ammo out there we've decided that using other people's

ammo is the way to go and when you throw a party a shooting party it's

what'd you say it was yeah? B-Y-O-A, Bring your own ammo.

There you go.

Jip's throwing a party next week, but he's not providing the ammo.

So, uh, probably a good plan.

You're providing the barbecue though, right?

All right, good man. I'll give out your home address here just in a minute so everybody

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