So I'm a big one for self-defense and the responsibility we have as a head of household to defend our family,

but the responsibility every person has to defend ourselves to the extent that we possibly can.

I am a big believer in firearms because a little old lady can pick up a pistol

and blast a thug coming through the door to harm her

when she couldn't take him out at the knees or sucker punch him.

It has an effect of eveninging the playing field for the infirm and the elderly and the weak.

It can give a little tiny woman a fair fight against a bad guy

when maybe she doesn't have the training or ability

or strength to take care of herself otherwise that being said a firearm is a real powerful

tool of self-defense and sometimes you don't need such a powerful tool.

Sometimes you need a form of self-defense that stops the threat, but is not necessarily

always lethal.

And that's why it's called Burnah.

And I owned them long before they became partners with us.

Burnah, B-Y-R-N-A-com, forward slash Michael, my first name, M-I-C-H-A-E-L.

I bought at 1.8 of them to put all around my house, everywhere I have pistols,

I put Berna guns, and then I bought more for everybody in my life to have one so that

they could defend themselves in a situation where you may not need to kill somebody. You may just

need to get the threat to stop because that's the end of the day. You don't want to kill somebody.

People talk lightly about killing somebody. But I'm going to tell you, I've known a lot of people who've had don't want to kill somebody. People talk lightly about killing somebody,

but I'm going to tell you, I've known a lot of people who've had to defend themselves by killing someone. You never forget that. You don't want to have to do it. You just want to stop the

threat. And the beauty of this is it's legal in all 50 states. You don't have to have a background

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