House Judiciary Committee Refuses Scalise Testimony on Gun Violence; Gun Sales Surge; Gun Advice for the Novice: Gun Talk Radio| 2.10.19 A

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🗓️ 10 February 2019

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Tom talks with Congressman and Minority Whip Steve Scalise about House Democrats blocking his testimony from a hearing on gun violence this week. Plus, the recent surge in gun sales, and advice for the novice shooter.

Tom Gresham's Gun Talk 2.10.19 Hour 1

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0:14.0	Today on Tom Greshens, gun talk.
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0:20.0	of the Black Guns Matter program touring the U.S.
0:23.0	Plus, members of the House Judiciary Committee refuse to hear from Republican
0:27.8	Webb Steve Scalise on the subject of current gun control legislation.
0:31.4	Training talk with Tiger McKee,
0:34.1	an introduction to concealed handguns and more.
0:36.8	And as always, call 866 Talk Gun
0:39.9	with your comments, questions, and range reports.
0:42.9	And now, here's Tom.
0:44.7	Welcome, welcome.
0:50.1	Hey, glad you can be with us.
0:52.1	It's gun talk.
0:53.0	Yeah, we do this every week because nobody else will.
0:55.0	Nobody else is crazy enough to do this.
0:57.0	Talk about guns for three hours?
0:59.0	Four hours actually, if you include the podcast, yeah, and more,
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