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On 985, the Sports Hub.

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That's an app. There's someone very special I want you got to be. Tudger and Rich. I just want to tell you both, good luck. On 985, the Sports Hub. Hi, welcome to speak out. My name is Ken Sander. And tonight's issue is, should New Yorkers carry handguns, or should they be allowed to have hand hand guns? Lions are lighting up. I guess it's a good subject.

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Right now there's this big debate in the nation whether or not we should be allowed the privilege to have gun.

You know, the NRA has for the last century been fighting for the privilege of citizens to carry guns.

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I was wondering how you would think that it would be possible to regulate the sale of these guns.

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All right, well, an answer to your second question, no, and I'm not sure how we would regulate the sales.

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Hi, you're on the air. Hi, Ken. Yes. I think it's good that people can have hand guns so we can shoot people like you. Right.

Hi, you on the air. Hello, Ken. Yes. I was thinking that if you're trying to give guns to people to fight criminals, wouldn't that make it just as easy for the criminals themselves to get guns? Because if you're opening this market up. That's a very valid point, you know, a lot, and that's what the board of the big arguments that the police have is that a lot of the illegal guns get into the system by

burglaries like most people keep their gun near their bed most likely and so a criminal come in

rob your house and steal your gun and it would get into the system hi you're on the air hi how you're doing

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