What are the common myths about guns? Guns and trucks? Oh, we're going to be talking about a lot of things today.

And a Supreme Court justice who says, you don't have gun rights where you live? No problem. Just go to another state. Welcome to Tom Gresham's Gun Talk, High Calibur Talk Radio.

Well, hi there. Lock and Load. It's time to talk guns. I'm Tom Gresham. It's Gun Talk. Our number is 866-825-5-4-8-6. Or just dial one Tom, talk, guns. That'll get you in here. We've got folks who are lined up ready to talk, and we'll be doing that in just a second. News about guns coming in.

Let's see. Virginia Tech.

Remember the shooting of Virginia Tech?

Now, Virginia Tech is on the hook.

Maybe penalized fine.

Basically, they broke the federal law because they waited two hours before they notified everybody via email that there was a

shooting taking place.

Now, some of the Virginia Tech administrators, it turns out, called their families and told them

to run and hide, take care of themselves.

And Virginia Tech, of course, still in denial of how badly they screwed up,

the chancellor or president of Virginia Tech making fun of the idea of concealed carry on campus before the shooting there.

Just for those who need a recalibration on this, if any one student had legally been carrying a gun, that student could have stopped the murders somewhere

short of the number of 32 that died.

32 good guys died there.

People say, well, if it had a gun, then somebody could have gotten hurt.

Hmm.

32 people died. People did get hurt. Hmm. 32 people died.

People did get hurt.

Well, he could accidentally hurt somebody else.

Yeah, I guess that's possible.

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