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From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

The Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty. The Armstrong and Getty Show.

Do you know the details of this horrible story where this poor 11-year-old got shot in New Mexico?

I don't, but regardless, it's obviously a horror, but that sort of thing happens now and then

around the country. And when it happened in New Mexico on the heel of a couple other shootings,

they had the governor thought, well, I have to law quarter. I have to take a tough direct

standard. Basically, I'm just ignoring the fact that we lost an 11-year-old another child.

So the direct stand is going to be to make it that you as a law-biting citizen cannot

carry your gun anymore in New Mexico over the next 30 days.

Yeah. She declared a public health emergency. People are getting shot. That's bad for the health.

And the story of the boy is tragic. You know, I in no way mean to diminish that tragedy,

but kids get shot down in Chicago every week, practically every day. It's a horror show.

Anyway, so a couple of prominent shootings, including a road rage thing.

And she said, well, this is now a public health emergency. And essentially, as we all learned

during COVID, if there's a public health emergency, I have all sorts of emergency powers,

including the power to suspend laws that allow open and concealed carry firearms and albacurki

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