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Welcome back to Gun Talk.

Tom Gresham, we are live at the Gun Rights Policy Conference in Chicago, came to Chicago

because this is where a lot of it is happening right now.

The EZell case, monstrous case, just recently decided big, big victory for the Second Amendment.

We're pretty much going to be all about what's going on here.

We've got all these great guests going to be sitting in with us, people who've been on the panels, on the front, speaking to everybody.

And we're going to have two of those giants right now in this gun rights movement.

Alan Corwin, of course, you've heard on the show a number of times, author, publisher, gun rights

activist, musician, one of the principles of the cartridge family.

Yep, the cartridge family band.

Wake up Little Uzi.

There you go.

And we're also joined by Chris Knox.

He is the communications director of the firearms coalition.

He's also the son of who I think of as being quite honestly the father of the gun rights movement in America.

Neil Knox, you're dead.

Thank you, Tom.

And he does not get credit for that. That's true. He does. In many quarters. But he was the first ILA director. No, no, he wasn't the first. Harlan Carter and Bob Ku Klux were both ILA directors. Were they? Okay, because I remember your dad there, and I was thinking that he was, he's certainly one of the first.

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