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.

Albert Einstein said that doing the same thing over and over again expecting a different

result is the definition of insanity.

I guess Americans are insane because we never seem to learn our lesson.

Hello there, everyday Americans, Paul Engler here with the Constitution study, where we read

and study the Constitution, teacher rights generation, be free. Glad you could join me today.

You know, I'm looking at the news and, well, what's the old thing? Everything old is new again. We never seem to learn our lesson. You know, it just seems to be over and over and over again. So I want to take a couple of looks. I want to start out in Chicago. I talked the other day about the Supreme Court declining to hear a case about Illinois's law prohibiting lawful carry on public transportation, including the Chicago Transit Authority, and this myth that the CTA is somehow a gun-free zone. These create-free zones now what I find ironic is literally

just a few days before the court decided not to hear the case a Chicago man who was already on

probation for a federal weapons offense is now facing new gun charges because he was found with a loaded firearm

at a south side CTA station. So according to the Cook County Sheriff's Office, around 5.40 p.m.

on March 31st at 95th and Dan Ryan Loop red line stop, officers conducted a routine check of the platform.

They reported seeing a gentleman by the name of Carl Adams cross between trained cars using the emergency doors.

This is both a safety hazard and a violation of CTA rules.

When Adams was taken into custody for disorderly conduct, they discovered during a pat-down

that he had a loaded gun. So this idea that gun-free zones are actually gun-free zones

is a myth. And no matter how many times we see this happen, no matter how many times you talk about,

you know, well, you know, guns were brought into a gun-free zone to commit

crime, we still, people still call them or refer to them as gun-free zones when they're not

gun-free zones. That is a myth. That is a narrative that is used to try and make people feel

better about taking away the rights of themselves or other individuals because people are afraid of the wrong thing.

They're afraid of the inanimate object rather than, well, the person actually wielding the object.

You see, when a government entity creates a so-called gun-free zone,

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