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.

Hey, this is Tom Gresham. The entire Gun Talk crew is off for the holidays.

We hope you enjoy this reloaded version.

We're going to be talking about all sorts of things for a little while here, but mostly

about guns shooting.

We sometimes vary a little bit, but it's about guns and the shooting sports, and obviously

gun rights are a good part of that.

The only thing we don't do is we won't talk about doing stupid things with guns.

We keep safety and responsibility on the front burner, if you will.

Our number 866-825-5486, and yes, I'm Tom Gresham.

And if you'd like to wade in on some of this, by all means, give us a shout.

We will be talking just a little bit about the hearing held on Thursday, long hearing,

where Attorney General Eric Holder was appearing before Congress.

It was instructive and depressing and disappointing all at the same time.

And more about that as we go along.

But right now, you've heard me talk about H.R. 822, where we were, this is the bill that said that your concealed care permit

would be good in all states. If you have a permit in one state, it would be honored in other

states. A lot of hoopla about that. Well, there's been more introduced in the House. And

joining us right now is United States Representative Timothy Johnson from

Illinois. Representative Johnson, thank you for joining us.

Tom, I'm glad to be with you. Thank you so much. Now, let me explain. You have introduced

the National Rights to Carry Reciprocity Act or H.R. 3543, which gives Illinois citizens the same rights as Americans in other states as far as concealed carry.

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