Hey, Jason Kander, how are you, my friend?

Hey, how are you?

I'm all right, you know.

I mean, you know, it's almost, you know, it's sad and, and, uh, because you, it's sad and because you almost become numb to it don't you?

Yeah, are we on by the way? Yeah, we are is that all right?

Okay, it's totally fine. I just was curious.

Yeah, it would help me figure out whether or not it was okay to cuss.

Yeah, you can cuss, you can cuss, you're fine.

We got you.

Hey, so people, Jason Kander, you know, a friend of the program, a really, really,

really smart guy, a guy that has been out there on a lot of issues and a lot of topics and you know you can

go back and look at his resume and all the things that he's done locally in the state and

and then you know nationally as well. A lot of things me and you have in common. We both have kids who baseball games. We both served in the military

and I think we both see these gun issue the same way which you know that's enough to

build a relationship on I think of things in common.

Yeah that's right. Yeah man it's you know like you were saying about being numb I mean

there's a few thoughts I've had about this since it happened the

other day or the day, I guess it was yesterday, is that like one, there was a time where when this would happen, it would be like,

yeah, we would have felt in addition to all of the horrible loss of life and everything that's happened.

Like, I mean, I'm sure we all know somebody, I do,

you know, that's been affected by it,

but there's also be this sense of like,

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