The McDonald's decision.

Probably the biggest court case in the history of the Second Amendment.

We just won it.

And now here's the guy who actually brought it to the Supreme Court.

Alan Gottlieb.

It's Tom Gresham's Gunn Talk, where all the women are fast, all the men are accurate, and all the children are aware of their muscles.

As we continue our 4th of July celebration of America and our incredible win in the Supreme Court this week, welcome back to Gun Talk.

I'm Tom Gresham.

Yes, indeed, a huge win on Monday.

The Supreme Court ruled in the McDonald case.

That's the case that challenged the gun ban, the handgun ban in Chicago.

And the Supreme Court said that the Second Amendment, you know, an important part of the Bill of Rights, the Second Amendment actually can be applied against the states and the cities.

What does that mean?

Well, the Heller decision two years ago said that we have an individual second

amendment right to own guns, but it was only applied against the federal government.

Now what this says is the state governments, city governments, none of them can strip you

of your second Amendment rights.

But there's a lot more to this.

And for the story of how this came about and kind of where we go from here, let's turn to

somebody who's been intimately involved with this from the very beginning.

Alan Gottlieb is the founder of the Second Amendment Foundation.

This is a case that was brought to the Supreme Court by the Second Amendment Foundation.

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