You heard me say that journalistic ethics is an oxymoron, journalists have the lowest

rate of ethics of any profession in America.

I'm going to prove that today by giving you an example of what happened yesterday in a media called Law and Crime.

Before that, I'm going to talk about an interesting ethical problem as well about

countries that ban ritual slaughter, which Jews and Muslims are affected by

while at the same time encouraging hunting with bows and arrows and traps and

guns. You'll hear all of this on the show. I love animals.

I love seeing animals in the wild.

I've been on safaris, cameras of cars, obviously.

In Africa, when I was a kid kid my favorite place to go was the zoo. I

haven't been told yet that keeping animals in captivity violated somehow some

basic animal rights.

I love animals.

I would never myself hunt an animal.

I was invited once to go to North Carolina and do some boar hunting.

I said, no, I'm just not going to do that. I don't condemn those who have a different view

from me.

Hunting is a sport that's traditional in America.

The Second Amendment was written probably in part

to not only protect against governmental tyranny, but also to protect self-defense,

and the right of people to hunt.

In those days, people hunted for food.

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