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Why Is The IRS Arming Itself With Siper Rifles With Night Vision Scopes? · Conversations: Special Guests with Preston Scott

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  Five minutes after the hour. It is Friday on the Morning Show with Preston
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  Scott June twenty third, Show number forty nine fifty five. Great to be
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  with you this morning. I'm Preston Jared running the program. Grant Allen and
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  his wife had a baby girl yesterday and so I got to hold their precious
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  little one and couldn't be happier for him. So Grant's gonna be gone for
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  a couple of weeks. Jared will be here with us, and it's a
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  delight to be with you this morning. Thanks so much for sharing time,
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  and I'm pleased to have with us The Gun Writer. You just go to
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  the website The gun Writer dot substack dot com. You'll find the work of
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  Lee Williams. Good morning, Lee, How are you, good man?
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  How are you? I'm doing well. I took some time here. I'm
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  scanning the latest article you've got up, the special report on the weaponization of
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  the IRS. Let me just ask you before we get into that a little
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  bit and then talk a little bit more about the resident of the United States.
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  What are your thoughts on the IRS really having a need to have an
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  armed attachment to their to what they do why not use like the US Marshal's,
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  local sheriff's office, the FBI if needed. But why do they need
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  their own military force? Yeah, that's kind of the point of the story.
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  They don't. And not only is a paramilitary force, it is an
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  incredibly well armed paramilitary force. I've been getting reaction this morning from readers already,
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  and every single one of them says they are terrified by this, not
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  only by the fact that the IRS is getting real, honest to pete assault
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  rifles, select fire h K four sixteens, the fact they're getting sniper rifles,
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  night vision rifles, scopes, and some of the other gear that you
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  don't see outside of a well equipped police swap team or military special forces.
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  It's terrifying. It should it should scare every single American because Joe's doing to
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  the IRS exactly what he did to ATF What is your What prompted this story
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  to come out? Now? Was it the the bill introduced by Iowa Senator
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  Joni Ernst. Absolutely. She introduced a bill that you know, it's got
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  the best title of any bill I've ever seen. It's called Why Does the
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  IRS Have Guns? Act? And yeah, it would prohibit them from owning,
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  storing, transferring guns and ammunition. Every gun they got would go to
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  the GSA and be auctioned to licensed gun dealers and their criminal investigators would go
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  over to justice. Unfortunately, it doesn't really have much of a chance for
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  Bill. I doubt it could get through the Senate, and you know,
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  Joe would definitely veto it, so kudos to her bringing attention to this.
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  I started looking into some of the armament that the IRS has and it you
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  know, being a gun aficionado and knowing a thing or two about firearms,
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  it's scared the hell out of me. Preston what stands out? Give O,
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  give just our listeners a snapshot, and then we're going to drive into
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  the article night vision rifle scopes. I point out the story that when an
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  officer, when a police officer in this country, uses force, they're governed
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  by you know, what's morally right. Force needs to be reasonable. There
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  are laws on the books, there are department policies. You know, you
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  have everything that governs the use of force is predicated upon the saint to view
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  human life. So why the heck would you want something that's capable of shooting
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  a man size silhouette a man sis target at night, hundreds of yards away.
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  It just doesn't make any sense. What are they getting into assassinations?
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  What tactical problem are these nights and Riflescope intended to solve. That was one
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  of the most egregious pieces of kit that the IRS now has us weather,
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  traffic and the big stories in the press box, the fastest three hours in
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  media. And don't be surprised if you have a chuckle here and there,
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  just like that. Thanks for listening. It's the Morning Show with Preston Scott.
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  Eleven minutes after the hour, Lee Williams joins us once a month.
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  He's kind enough to make time for us here on the radio program again the
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  gunwriter dot substack dot com. Lee, we talked briefly this morning in the
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  wake of the whistleblower testimony. And we've got one whistleblower now that has come
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  out. That is a special agent in the Criminal Division who was the supervisor
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  of the Hunter Biden case. And he basically was stonewalled and slowed down and
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  detoured and he got fed up and has now come out. But let's talk
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  about the gun side of this Hunter Biden case. What did he admit to
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  doing and how is his punishment different than say others. Well, he admitted
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  to possessing a gun illegally. Basically, he copped to lying on a forty
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  four seventy three. I have a lot of friends who have been federal prosecutors,
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  their assistant US attorneys. I know a couple of US attorneys, and
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  I know a couple of guys who were federal public defenders. I asked every
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  one of them the same question, would you grant would you offer diversion to
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  a crackhead for a gun charge? And every single one of them said no.
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  The two public defenders said they wouldn't even ask for diversion because they would
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  get laughed out of the prosecutor's office. And there's been a couple of misconceptions
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  about that. People say, well, you know, if he's good for
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  two years, the charge is dismissed. Now it is expunged. It's as
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  though it never happened. He will not be a convicted tone hunter, will
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  be free to go out by all the guns he wants and along with all
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  the cocaine. As to whether or not it was fair, I look at
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  Miracle Star Lawn. She was a twenty seven year old woman from Liberty,
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  Iowa. She was sentenced last month to serve three hundred and sixty six days
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  in a federal prison for lying on her forty four seventy three, which is
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  a form you fill out when you buy a gun about her own personal drug
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  use. I mean, I can't see a clearer example, unfortunately, from
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  miss Vaughn. Her last name was in Biding. So she's going to go
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  do a year and a day behind the wire. Meanwhile, Hunter gets diverted
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  on this nobody. No prosecutor. Show me a federal prosecutor an a USA
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  that would grant a version to a crackhead on a gun charge. I doubt
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  there's one in the entire country, well, other than Delaware US Attorney David
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  Weiss. Right. Yeah, Now there's some misconceptions about him too. Everybody
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  is on the liberal media saying, oh, well he was appointed by Trump.
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  No. Now, when presidents take over, they don't personally meet and
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  greet all potential US attorney candidates. They do what the senators from that state
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  recommend, and that was Carper and Chris Coons recommended this guy. So he
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  was appointed by two Democratic senators and just kind of checked off the box.
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  By former President Trump. But Merrick Garland, the head of the Department of
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  Justice, the attorney general, he is doing what he does. He's saying,
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  well, you know, the US attorney in Delaware has all authority to
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  do whatever he feels is in the best interests of justice. And it's and
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  it's real similar to what Garland was saying about the entire you know, protests
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  in front of Supreme Court justices. You know, well, you know the
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  US marshals. Yeah, but if you're not going to prosecute, they're not
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  going to bother. Yeah, exactly. I mean, Garland has become a
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  joke. I just thank God didn't make it haunted the Supreme Court, right,
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  I mean that would have that would have that would all that would have
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  been so horrific. But you know he's every time he's talking, it's like
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  he's lying. This guy is the most partisan attorney general the country has ever
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  had, I would say, more than any previous one. And he is.
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  I mean, look at the look at the facts facing Joe right now
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  on the bribery. Every day there's new revelations that he and his boy took
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  money. You know, when you learn new countries. Romania was the latest
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  one I heard. How come he has an appointed as a special prosecutor for
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  that, Not that we would have any faith in in one of his special
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  prosecutor picks, but that that whole allegation screams for a special prosecutor, but
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  Garland won't do it. Twenty minutes after the Hour or the Morning Show with
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  Preston Scott Lee Williams with us the Gunwriter dot Substack dot com. Lee quick
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  snapshot for those that may have missed our first visit many months, if not
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  a year or so ago on the program to how this sub Stack came about.
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  How you ended up in the real independent world as opposed to the mainstream
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  media where you were writing. Sure, I was an editor, having been
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  an investigative reporter for twenty years as an editor at a Florida paper that was
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  purchased by Ghannette. Ghanette owns more papers than anyone in the country. I
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  had a thriving social media site and it was all pro gun. And once
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  the people in charge of Gannette found out that they had an editor in Florida
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  who wrote pros gun stories, they got rid of me. They got rid
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  of my boss, sub Stack. I heard about Substack, they came around
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  and it's been just incredible, an incredible ride. Since then, I've got
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  hundreds of stories on the site substack. Their whole purpose is to make life
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  easier for their writers. There's no oversight, there's no i want to say,
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  there's no editing, there's nobody tells me what to write and what not
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  to write, and it's just an incredible platform. A lot of journalists who
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  are sick and tired of the mainstream media have migrated to substack, and it's
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  it's an incredible experience. It's been nothing but positive. Would it be fair
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  to say that in some you know, because substack is as you say,
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  it's kind of it's a little bit of everything that if you're looking for investigative
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  journalism as well, if you're looking for you know, good old school fact
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  based, fact driven stories, you're going to find it on a substack somewhere.
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  Yes, definitely, because you know, pixels are free newspapers today,
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  in magazines today, it's all about length. They don't have a lot of
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  space. They've cut down the size of the newspaper, the size of the
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  web. They've cut down the amount they can put in it. So you
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  know, you're not going to get the freedom to write a story as long
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  as it needs to be written. Substack pixels are free, and it's just
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  a hell of a platform. I thoroughly enjoy it and they've made my life,
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  so they make my life so much easier as a writer. Lee Williams
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  is it's the gunwriter dot substack dot com where you're gonna find the work of
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  Lee Williams. Our guest, Lee. We were talking in the break about
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  the Resident of the United States, Joe Biden, and the likelihood that at
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  some point all of his misdeeds when he was vice president are gonna be the
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  news that hangs him, and that the mainstream media is going to eventually get
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  word from the Democrat Party to jettison him, and all of it's going to
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  come out. I have found CNN's sudden switch to fact checking Joe on his
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  statements about firearms fascinating. Have you noticed how they are beginning to fact check
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  him and point out that he's making inaccurate and wrong statements about firearms. It
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  hit me like a bullet pardon the pun. The first time I thought Joe's
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  Scott, Joe Scott five or six lies that he always repeats about guns.
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  You know you have a thirty round nag, you're terrible, hundred deer,
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  don't wear kevlar best, you can't own cannons, And I could go on
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  and on. CNN is actually and he repeats those at nauseum, you know,
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  just like his personal stories about corn Pop and his encounters at the swimming
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  pools in Wilmington. When he at N started fact checking them, it hit
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  me too, like it hit you. I think the end is here.
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  They need permission from the DNC before they take him out. And I think
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  I think they must have been having these conversations with the DNC because they marched
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  to their two and they marched to their drum. So I think we're going
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  to see all of this stuff coming up. Joe's gonna be Joe's gonna get
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  booted, and they're gonna have to find somebody to run in twenty twenty four.
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  Other than him. I mean, looking at him, he's got a
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  headful of mush bro I've known him for twenty years since I was a reporter
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  in Delaware. He is massive and he used to be far from it.
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  I hold his wife, Jill accountable, because she is enabling what I consider
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  to be elder abuse. Tell me this. You've written about the ATF and
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  of course the gun brace thing. Joe Biden has said the most absurd and
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  ridiculous things about braises, and some of the members of Congress have tried to
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  do the same thing and make a case for him. It's just not there.
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  But broadly, big picture wise, what's the end result here? Does
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  a case have to get to the Supreme Court before we get the ATF put
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  back in its place? Yes. The big thing to keep in mind regarding
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  the pistol is ATF had no problem with those for nearly a decade. They
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  issued finding letters saying, if you have a pistol bras in spine, you
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  don't have to register it. We don't consider a short barrel rifle, which
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  like machine guns or silencers, would have to be registered under the National Firearms
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  Act. Joe Biden gets installed in the White House, he weaponizes the ATF.
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  All of a sudden, ATF has heartburn with the pistol brace. And
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  now there's litigation all over the country about ats rule because look at it preston
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  their rule, and which is not a law, it's a rule they came
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  up with to they themselves are enforcing could turn forty million Americans into felons overnight.
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  I've said this before. There's a word to describe laws like that.
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  It's called tyranny. This cannot stand. I know. I work for the
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  Second Amendment Foundation. We've got all of our members covered by an injunction.
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  Gun Owners of America does NRA is a little late to the party. They
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  soon will have coverage in the courts for all of their members. So if
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  you're worried about what to do with your brace and your safe, I would
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  join a pro gun organization because our members are covered by a judicial injunction against
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  enforcement by the ATF. If you own a brace, good stuff is always
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  league. Can't wait to talk to you again next month. Thanks for the
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  time, my pleasure of Preston. Do you take care you as well?
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  Lee Williams with us this morning and again the website. It's really easy subscribe.
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