Representative Leo Berman, who's a senior member of the House of Texas Representatives, has introduced an extremely powerful state. Rights Declaration in Texas. Why are you using that voice, though? Because the listeners of this radio show and others in the last two weeks hammered him and pointed out what was happening, so he got involved. He will be joining us.

In the last 36, 40 hours or so, Minnesota, Texas, and some other states have introduced... Declaratory statements are reaffirming their Tenth Amendment rights. Other states are on the verge of passing or have passed Tenth Amendment bills saying no gun confiscation, no martial law. We had a state representative on who's introduced one in Montana that's already done two readings, has a good chance of passing right now in their session. But folks want a statement in Texas about sovereignty, and that has indeed happened. And during this week, it got written up by Representative Leo Berman. Representative 6th Legislative District, Smith County, right here in the great state of Texas. And you can go up to Infowars.com and the sites and read HCR 50. But to go over that with us is the man that penned the bill and has now introduced it, Representative Leo Berman.

And actually, next week I'm going to file another resolution. And that resolution will do the same thing.

That if you're going to mandate anything on the state of Texas, if it's not fully contained in the U.S. Constitution, we're not going to do it. And the reason we're doing this, we're taking action, is because we understand there's going to be a federal handgun registration. We don't want him to know where all of our guns are here in Texas.

In 2011, Berman was named the worst politician by Texas Monthly after he appeared on CNN and combatively argued that Obama wasn't qualified to be president.

He also made headlines by claiming, quote, the judges in Dearborn, Michigan are using and allowing to be used Sharia law. Also in England, in France, and in Germany, the use of Sharia law is being allowed as well.

And also, there's another bill, a federal hate crimes bill. If you open up your Old Testament to the Bible and read in the book of Exodus that homosexuality is an abomination, you could be charged with a crime under that bill, and that's exactly what's happening in Canada right now.