Well, all right again, welcome back once again to the Gatowski file starring our very own, Stephen Gatowski. Stephen is the founder, owner and editor-in-chief over at the reload.com. And as always, there was a hyperlink in the description. Steven, how are you, my friend? I'm doing well. How are you? Not too bad. We've been out this for an hour and a half already,

but we're finally hit the record button. We're getting started. We've talked about topics to

include the Eagles and a very unfortunate, if you're an Eagles fan, trade of a very high-profile

wide receiver to the evil New England Patriots. We'll talk about that a little bit afterwards.

Yeah, I definitely want to, we're definitely the same time to football stuff because I'm all wrong up about it. It'll probably be equal gun stuff to football talk. We have a little bit of time because being the fetching Mrs. Wilburne of things to do. So, Stephen, we're going to talk at least for a little bit here about a member exclusive and analysis piece over at the reload

by you, Mr. Stephen Katowski, the headline of which is the question, where is DOJ's gun rights

restoration plan? It's something we've talked about in this space before. The idea being

if you are, if you had your gun rights removed due to a criminal conviction, can they be restored under what conditions can they be restored?

And this is something that the Trump's DOJ has been talking about doing.

And there doesn't really seem to be a formal avenue or channel by which people can request the restorations.

Stephen talked to us about that.

Evidently, there was a, according to you, a, quote, batch has been released.

Now, when I think of a batch of cookies, I think of at least 12, this batch was in fact four,

one of which appears to be as a result of a lawsuit.

So talk to us of what the heck's going on over there at the DOJ.

Yeah, it appears to be as a good qualifier because we don't actually know the reasoning behind

why these four men had their rights restored, just that they were restored by, actually

by former Attorney General Pam Bondi during her tenure. This is, these happened back on March 30th, but we're just hearing

about them now because that's when the DOJ, uh, published its, uh, required register notice in the

the federal register. So, uh, we don't actually know a ton about these guys or why DOJ decide,

why the attorney general decided to restore their rights,

other than like you said, there's been some public reporting that indicates at least one of them

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