Two weeks ago, I did a story about a mass shooting that went largely unreported because it was stopped by a good guy with the gun.

Typical, right? I know. Now, in the video, I was reacting to a news clip where they interviewed a army veteran by the name of Morgan.

You see, Morgan was also there that day during the mass shooting and was actually at a clinic where there were some shots that ended up going

in their direction. And he was able to see how a lot of this went down. He actually saw the first

person that got shot, die. Unfortunately for Morgan, Morgan was in a facility that was a gun-free

zone. So he wasn't able to have a weapon on him legally.

And I thought to myself, you know what, this is exactly what it feels like to be completely

helpless when there's a mass shooting that takes place because of a gun-free zone.

And I talked about that in the video.

And lo and behold, later on, I got an email from Morgan himself thanking me for doing the video on the shooting to give it more coverage.

And I figured it would be a good idea to have Morgan come on the podcast to talk about his experience and what he saw so that we all can learn from it.

Because I think these types of stories are very valuable for us who haven't been in situations

like this so that if we ever do find ourselves in those situations, we have a better idea

of what we can do.

So what you're about to watch is that conversation between me and Morgan, or if you're

listening to this podcast via audio, you're about to hear my conversation that I have with

Morgan.

I've been very active about the whole like being pro carry.

And so when people say, oh, we need common sense gun laws and gun zones, it's like, what is

that going to do?

This man, I just witnessed him execute somebody.

And then I learned later on kill another woman in her car.

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