helping to secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity. This is the Constitution Study on the America Out Loud Network with your host, Paul Engle.

In the information technology industry, we had a saying, garbage in, garbage out.

Meaning, if you put bad data in you get bad data

out when governments use bad data to regulate our lives the outcome is not just a

regulatory failure but frequently a violation of our rights hello there everyday

Americans Paul Engel here with the Constitution study where we read and study the Constitution.

Teacher, Generation, be free. Glad you could join me today. This idea of, is your data valid? It kind of goes back to the question I'm always asking.

Where's your evidence? Where's your proof? Let me vet it. Let me verify. Let me make sure that it's based on something real.

It's become an extremely important

part not only of my study, but of the Constitution study as a whole. So I wanted to bring some

examples here today. We're going to start this segment with a gun control. Actually,

they call a gun control. It's really people control because they really want to control the people having guns.

They have no problem with government actors having guns.

You know, police, military, oh, that's fine.

We'll turn all sorts of agencies into law enforcement so we can give them guns.

We just don't want the people to have the guns.

And, of course, one of the primary promoters of information about this is

every town for gun safety, which is kind of funny because they're not really about gun safety.

They're about controlling people with guns. But in their latest report, there's their latest study,

it's interesting the way they, some of the data that they

focus on. And again, this is often used as justification by states and cities in some cases

to pass these so-called gun control laws. For example, according to the study, the Bureau of

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