All right, we've got the news about the case going to the Supreme Court.

We've got new amicus briefs filed in that.

We've got the teacher in Oregon who wanted to take her gun to class.

Got some news and updates on that and a lot of other things.

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I tell you what, we're going to be talking about a lot of things that have to do with guns today. We have gun issues to talk about. We have guns specifically, new guns to talk about. We've got some ideas about law enforcement and what's going on with our U.S. Attorney General. We'll have you some news about that. and how our U.S. Attorney General thinks it's a great idea to register you as a gun owner and to eliminate a lot of guns out there. Yep, Eric Holder, I told you, told you, told you. And for all of those who said, ah, it's okay, Barack Obama didn't want to take your guns away. You are a fool. You idiot. You fool. Of course he wants to take your guns away. and he's going to try, through his Attorney General and through a lot of other ways. We'll have a lot of news about that as we go along. If you are offended by me saying that, get over it. I'm right. And we'll have a way to show you. A lot of stuff going on. I'll tell you what. It's going to be a busy, busy three hours.

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Let's see, backtracking.

We had on the show a few months ago, Shirley Katz from the state of Oregon, a teacher who wanted

to carry her gun in schools when she was at school or to school, she has been denied that by appeal again.

So we're not exactly sure if she's going to appeal this further in Oregon.

Well, I mean, we're still waiting to find out, you know, what her plans are.

And I don't think her attorneys know at this point.

But the Oregon Court of Appeals rejected the request by Shirley Katz to carry a handgun at school.

She was saying that she wanted to carry that.

She has a concealed carry permit, of course.

She wanted to carry that as protection against an ex-husband.

So we'll see what goes on there. Because, see, Oregon has a preemption law, which means that supposedly cities can't pass their own form of gun control.

And the argument, I think, is it was put forth, is that schools are a function of local

government, and therefore they can't have their own gun control laws either.

That has so far been rejected by the courts.

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