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Hi, welcome back to Gun Talk. Tom Gresham here Gun Talk. Hi, welcome back to Gun Talk.

Tom Gresham here.

We're live at the Gun Rights Policy Conference in San Francisco,

having a bunch of fun, bringing in some of the speakers here.

And one of them who has been on the show a number of times before

and I'm really delighted to get him to join us here is Dr. Tim Wheeler.

He's the director of the Doctors for Responsible Gun Ownership, which is a project of the Claremont Institute. How did I do with all of that?

You did fine, Tom.

Thank you for having me on today.

Good to have you here.

One of the things that I try to point out to people is that our attacks on our freedoms, attacks on gun rights,

come from a lot of different directions.

And we have the legislative and we had the litigation, the courts and all that.

But some of them are a bit more insidious.

And we've talked about that in the past about kind of what's going on in the medical community,

whether it's from the Center for Disease Control and what they have funded in different groups.

And I wanted to bring you back on to give us an update because it seems like the momentum has very much in favor of gun rights.

And I'm wondering if this is all kind of going away on the medical front.

Well, Tom, I'd like to say that it is and that I, as the director of doctors for responsible

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