Danielle Smith’s Alberta Bill of Rights amendments explicitly protect firearms ownership, defying federal restrictions like Bill C-21—which bans AR-15s and ghost guns—while BC’s UCP pledges not to enforce them, clashing with NDP Attorney General David Eby’s false claims linking lawful gun owners to gangs. Rick Igersich (NFA) highlights Alberta’s proactive stance, contrasting with Quebec/Ontario delays, and questions Trudeau’s $67.2M buyback program’s transparency. Smith also rejects RCMP confiscations amid BC’s crime surge, while Trudeau’s $5B UN Pact for the Future fuels fears of globalist overreach, undermining national sovereignty. Rebel News frames this as a battle for independent media and citizen rights against government and corporate censorship. [Automatically generated summary]
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The Alberta government is moving to protect firearms rights one more time.
And firearms rights are becoming an electoral issue in British Columbia.
Of all places, I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed, and you're watching The Gun Show.
Alberta's Premier Daniel Smith continues to lead the way protecting firearms rights in this country.
She is making changes to the Alberta Bill of Rights, basically our Alberta constitution, to protect both property rights, but also Albertans' rights to buy, keep, and use our firearms.
And it's prompting other conservative politicians in other parts of this country to make statements akin to the same.
For example, in British Columbia, prospective future Premier John Rustad of the Conservative Party has said that he will not direct policing resources in British Columbia to confiscate the firearms of law-abiding people.
Apparently, they have other problems in British Columbia like gangs and illegal firearms and of course the fentanyl and opioid crisis, homelessness, human trafficking.
You know, there's a whole bunch of other things going on in BC that police could be spending their time on.
And that has drawn ire and outrage from the NDP as you would expect.
Now, there are a lot of things happening in the firearms rights community, so I thought I would bring on Rick Igersich of Canada's National Firearms Association to bring us up to speed.
Here's our interview from earlier.
Take a listen.
Joining me now is good friend of the show, Rick Igersich of the National Firearms Association.
No, let me try that again because you're Canada's National Firearms Association.
Yes.
So joining me now is good friend of the show, great friend of Rebel News, Rick Igersich of Canada's National Firearms Association.
And there's a lot to talk about in the realm of gun rights and gun legislation and the federal government's gun grab.
Perhaps we'll see the liberals try to do something on that over the coming weeks and months.
So Rick, I saw you at Rebel News Live over the weekend and I thought, you know what, it's been a while since we had Rick on the show.
A lot of things are happening.
So Rick, thanks for agreeing to this interview.
First of all, because I'm Alberton and Alberta really seems to be leading the way on this issue, Alberta and Saskatchewan.
I should give my friends in our province to the east.
They're like Alberta with rats in Saskatchewan.
They've really been leading the way on this issue.
And now our Premier, Danielle Smith, has entrenched gun rights in our Alberta Bill of Rights, or she will be, in two separate ways.
One through changes to recognition of property rights, and another, specifically by recognizing Alberta's firearms owning community through adding firearms rights to our Bill of Rights.
Tell me, what's the buzz around the NFA on that issue?
Well, thanks for having me on your show, Sheila.
Yeah, it was nice talking to you and spending some time with you at the Rebel News Live.
With Alberta, with the Alberta Bill, with the Alberta gun rights, and right now we're well entrenched in this.
We've been working with a group called the Black Hats.
And the Black Hats has been, they came to the surface a couple months ago.
They were a group of people that wanted to rewrite the Alberta Constitution and get more provincial control over things in Alberta.
And they've been reaching out.
And what they've been doing lately is trying to get people to come to the AGM in Alberta.
With Danielle Smith, there's been some rumblings that there's another group trying to basically dethrone Danielle.
And the Black Hats have been reaching out to people.
And last I heard, it's going to be the biggest AGM in Canadian history.
They have 5,600 people signed up for it already.
So, yeah, and basically it's all about putting firearms laws back into the hands of the province instead of the federal government.
And Alberta is definitely leading the way.
You know, they definitely want to loosen things up there.
Everybody knows the laws we have right now are ridiculous.
And this new Alberta, I guess, rewritten Alberta Constitution is going to do that.
And Danielle Smith is sticking to her guns.
She actually did a great, she actually did a great presentation at Rebel Live.
And she actually talked about firearms, which I haven't seen any other premier across Canada mention firearms in any of their statements.
So that was great to hear.
And like I say, when we were there, we were getting all kinds of responses from not even gun people, but just people, freedom-loving people were speaking to us.
And we were telling them what we do.
And we were actually getting memberships from non-gun people because of our freedom approach to stuff.
So it was great.
And what's happening in Alberta, I hope that the AGM goes well because it's going to be a starting point for the rest of the provinces to follow along because if they can establish that, I'm hoping that the other provinces jump aboard and we get some provincial control over firearms.
It's a federal thing, but I don't know how it's going to work out in the end.
But the fact that they want to, we'll see what happens.
We can only hope.
Well, we can only hope for an election to make it happen to the end.
Yeah, so Smith has proposed the following changes to the Alberta Bill of Rights.
The first one is, of course, to make one's own choices over vaccinations and medical decisions.
But the next two really do touch on property rights and firearms rights.
And the text of it reads, the right to not be deprived of one's property without due legal process and just compensation, and the right to legally acquire, keep, and safely use firearms.
And this has been something that the United Conservative Party has been working on since they started governing.
Of course, we kicked out Justin Trudeau's chief firearms officer and appointed our own, something that Saskatchewan has also done.
Danielle Smith has said that she will not direct Alberta RCMP to use scarce policing resources to hassle the law abiding when we've got a plague of crime happening in our progressive-run cities.
And this is just more of their mandate to protect the property rights of normal people from government overreach.
You said that you're getting people who are not gun owners who want to join the NFA, and it really is a property rights issue.
This is if the government, the federal government woke up one day and said, you know that car that has never harmed anybody sitting in your driveway?
It's black and it looks cool, so you can't have it anymore.
That's what happens to gun owners in Canada constantly, especially with Justin Trudeau's ordering guns.
And it goes to more of an extreme in some provinces than others.
I know Quebec right now is just, it's crazy with their gun laws.
And, you know, even I've been hearing the delays in getting your PALs and stuff.
Ontario isn't much better.
Well, I don't know.
That's a good question.
Why?
I don't know.
Attrition?
I don't know.
Maybe.
Letting the licenses expire.
I can only speculate.
I don't know.
But it just seems, I don't know.
They say, well, understaffing, but I don't believe that.
I don't believe understaffing because everything's done with a push of a button these days.
It's not like you have to fill out long forms to do this stuff.
And background checks are done every day anyway.
So they know that stuff's coming in.
They know the status of the person that's applying before it even starts.
So I don't know.
It just seems like they're just dragging their feet.
On the other note, Alberta, Terry Bryant, amazing, amazing gal, get stuff done quick.
I know I work a lot with Terry.
I talk to her once every week or every couple of weeks and discuss what's going on.
And, you know, Alberta, again, Alberta's breaking trail and leading the way.
And it just, I just hope the other provinces jump aboard.
You know, Ontario finally did jump aboard with not using provincial resources to seize and confiscate firearms, but that took a while.
And then there's this mess we've got going on in BC right now.
Yeah, let's talk about that.
So BC, I think for the first time in nearly a century, is poised to have a conservative government of some form from my lips to God's ears.
Let that be true.
But John Rustad, the leader of the Conservative Party, he has cannibalized the other right-of-center party into his own.
And he's got a lot of momentum.
People are sick and tired of the NDP making life more expensive.
And he is doing and saying conservative things.
This is unafraid conservatism happening in British Columbia.
I never thought I would see it in my lifetime.
And people are reacting to it positively.
And, you know, he's been coming out strong on other issues of personal choice.
And he said that he would follow the Alberta model, I guess, on firearms rights and not direct policing resources to snatch guns from the law abiding.
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And he believes in firearms rights.
And of course, cue the NDP outrage, right?
This is how the NDP is framing this.
I pulled up the BC NDP press release on this.
It's on their campaign website.
Rustad confirmed today, for the fourth time, that he would direct police not to enforce recent gun laws such as Bill C-21, which restricts semi-automatic weapons like the AR-15, 3D printed ghost guns, and freezes handgun sales.
That's not all that Bill C-21 does.
It also confiscates such notable, dangerous firearms as the Mini 14 and a model of 410 birds.
Just wait for it, the SKS in the next couple of days.
Exactly.
Yeah, yeah.
And, you know, and that's the thing.
And Ebie has just started a campaign in the last few days.
And, you know, he's citing that gangsters are using assault rifles.
You know, he will go get the gangsters' guns.
What does that have to do with me?
I'm pretty sure I didn't see it.
I don't see the gangsters at the PAL course.
It gets better, though.
He referred to handgun owners as gangsters.
In a recent radio debate he had, he actually called licensed law-abiding handguns owners as gangsters.
You know, he's trying to misdirect.
You know, he's just, I think they're starting to feel the heat and they're just dropping whatever they can.
You know, he actually said that the white rock shooter, remember that little incident that took place?
He used a full auto-type firearm.
That's a comment that EB just made on the same radio show.
He used a full auto firearm, which is not right.
You know, he's putting misinformation out there and he's, you know, he's misdirecting on purpose is what he's doing.
Right.
He is conflating the criminals with everybody else.
And, you know, what's most outrageous about this, I think, is that the NDP have some former police officers running for them.
And so they know better.
They know that this stuff isn't true, what David Eby is saying.
They know that the gangsters with their handguns that were illegally acquired did not sit through the same RPAL course that you and I did.
But they're just letting the lie hang in the air, not correcting it.
They prey on the lack of knowledge.
I was going to say ignorance, but I don't think that's the right term.
The lack of knowledge of urban people who are affected by these crimes.
They think that you could just go give some guy 200 bucks and get a handgun.
And that's, I suppose you could, but that's not how we're doing it.
Yeah, exactly.
You know, and you hit the nail on the head there, Sheila, when you said, it's not the good guys.
It's not the law-abiding firearms owners that are a problem.
He doesn't mention anything about smuggled guns, 3D printed guns, straw purchase.
He doesn't mention any of that.
He talks about people like us that went through all the hoops to get our proper licensing.
And then all of a sudden we're the bad guys.
You know what?
It's the Justin Trudeau speak duplicated is what it is.
He's just taking Justin Trudeau's words and using them in this election, which for an NDP who have been taking a lot of heat lately on the federal and some provincial levels, they're aligning themselves with the liberals, and I think they'll continue to do so.
And it's unfortunate for the NDP, the real NDP voters out there, because their party is not the party they expect it to be.
Yeah, you know, that is a good point.
I know that a lot of, for some godforsaken reason, a lot of the rural parts of northern Ontario and northern Manitoba vote NDP.
I think that's how we ended up with Nikki Ashton in parliament.
And, you know, I think that this urban iteration of professional students, union activists, and far-left radicals of the NDP is not reflective of those rural NDP voters who do care deeply about firearms rights and many of whom use their firearms for sustenance hunting.
Yes, you know what?
And I think the it and I think this this goes to all parts of people voting for their parties.
I think Northern Ontario is a really good example.
You know, grandpa voted for NDP, dad voted for NDP, you know, mom voted for NDP, so I'm voting for NDP.
And it just.
Yeah, so you vote for Charlie Angus again.
Yeah, exactly.
Yeah, exactly.
And, you know, it just, but that happens a lot, even, even in the, in, in, in the you know, it happens, you know, in the South, too.
You know, I know people that are hardcore liberals that don't, they don't agree with anything Justin Trudeau's doing, but they're hardcore liberals because their father and mother voted for liberal.
You know, I just, I can't, it's hard to fathom sometimes, but this is where groups like us educate people.
Groups like Rebel educate people.
Say, you know what, this isn't your father's or grandfather's liberal party.
Today's liberals are yesteryear's socialists and communists, is my opinion.
So, you know, that's what's going on right across the country, but it's changing.
Right now, I saw the latest polls, and it looks like the liberals in a federal election, if it were to be held today, might not even get a seat in Ontario, which is unheard of because of what I've talked about before, those 28 or 32 ridings in Toronto, which is the little red square, which I call the communist bloc.
Apparently, it's all going blue now.
So I don't know, you know, the end of the day, we need an election, but the only people right now, because they're leading so far in the polls, is the conservatives.
Everybody else is just trying to avoid it and do whatever they can not to have an election.
And the worst are the NDP, the NDP gun grabbed.
I call them the NDP gun grabbers because they're just the same as the liberal gun grabbers.
But Judd Mead Singh can't afford to have an election right now.
He's got no money.
And so he's going to align himself as long as he can with Justin Trudeau, which is hurting the rest of the country, especially people like us, firearms people, with the order and council still in place, with nothing out there to challenge Bill C21, and who knows what they're going to come up before the election because it's been pretty quiet as far as the firearms issue has been going lately.
But you know, and I know, Sheila, as soon as it comes close, they're going to throw firearms out there and they're going to use it for a wedge issue just like they did last time.
So, you know, just buckle in and hang on.
Just like they're currently doing in British Columbia.
Exactly.
Exactly.
There are two things that become liberal wedge issues every single election.
One is abortion and one is firearms rights.
And they just scapegoat innocent Canadians to ensure that they cling on to power.
And it's true.
These liberals and the NDPs, they can see the freight train coming at them.
And so what they're going to do is do everything they can to hang on to power because that truly is their only ideology is power.
And if it means Canada suffers while they wring another year's worth of salary out of us, then that's what they're going to do.
And Canada is suffering.
Look, just an example, the shooting edge in Calgary just closed down a few days ago.
And it was one of those things.
And J.R. Cox, what the intel that we've got is, you know, he was paying around $60 or $65,000 a month rent.
And all of a sudden, his rent went up to close to $100,000.
And Calgary has a really, really liberal mayor.
And there's a lot of people.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It's a piece of work.
All right.
And I mean, things are starting to fall apart.
But then again, that's not the whole thing.
It's all this firearm legislation.
You know, there's no handguns to be sold anymore.
You know, they're taking semi-auto, they're adding semi-automatics to the list.
You know, it's making it tough for any kind of firearms-related business to run in Canada.
And, you know, and the liberals don't care.
They don't care about that.
You know, really, the liberals don't even care about firearms at all.
They care about votes and money.
And they'll say whatever needs to be said to get votes and money.
And that's what it's all about.
That's why you don't see the liberals jumping on organized crime, smuggled guns, anything else, because there's no money in it.
There's more money in it pressuring law-abiding gun owners like us and using that for a point, labeling us as potential criminals because of the personal property we possess.
And, you know, it's a shame where Canada is today.
It really, it really, really is a shame.
I wanted to ask you about the RCMP's mishandling of firearms.
This came to light in an order paper question that I covered and then was picked up by mainstream media outlets.
If you or I handled our firearms as irresponsibly as some, some of these RCMP officers, we would never be allowed to own firearms ever again.
Tell us a little bit about that.
Yeah, that's quite an incident.
They tried to put a lid on it at first, and then you broke the story, Sheila.
And now I just heard, I think it was yesterday or the day before, oh, we recovered a lot of these firearms, but we didn't recover any of the select fire machine guns that are missing.
So there's a bunch of fully automatic firearms out there, which Canadians weren't able to own since about 1969, actually in the 70s, but the legislation started in the 60s and completely banned them in the 70s.
But there's full automatic firearms missing from the RCMP.
They're worried about you with your Remington shotgun, semi-automatic shotgun that holds three rounds, but there's full automatic firearms that are missing somewhere in Canada, more than likely with criminals.
So, you know, Canada's police force, there you go.
They can't secure their firearms.
It's funny if you look at the stats of law-abiding Canadians like you and I, we don't get our firearms stolen because we got them double locked.
We got them in safes.
You know, our guns are not readily accessible to criminals, but apparently the RCMP guns are somehow.
Well, and we don't even know if they were stolen.
You know, if somebody broke into my house and, God forbid, stole some firearms from my home, was able to get past the double lock through the safe, I would still be the victim of a crime, right?
You know what I'm saying?
But I don't know what happened to, we don't know if they were stolen from the RCMP or lost by the RCMP.
They got a pretty tight lid on that.
You know, it just, you know, luckily there's people like you and Rebel out there that find this information out and let people know what's really going on because people, they would have kept a lid on that.
Nobody would have been aware that these there's a bunch of loose machine guns running around Canada.
You know, it's crazy.
Now, I want to, before I take up your whole morning, I want to ask you about the amount of money spent so far on Justin Trudeau's so-called buyback.
And I hate calling it that because you didn't own this stuff in the first place, Justin Trudeau.
So you can't buy it back from me.
You are compensating me for confiscation.
But it appears as though it's $67.2 million spent on this program.
And not a single firearm has been purchased from its law-abiding owner some four and a half years later.
Yeah, you know, it's funny how that number increased because it started $11 million and all of a sudden overnight it jumped to 56.1 million.
And as of last week, it was $67.2 million.
And it just, you often wonder how much information is actually getting out to the public on how the government's spending their money.
But what have we got to show for this $67.2 million?
They haven't seized one firearm.
As far as I know, they haven't budgeted any money to compensate the people for these firearms.
The word, they released a statement due to pressure from anti-gun groups that they're going to start confiscating firearms from dealers in mid-November.
But I haven't seen anything on any kind of compensation.
So basically, guns that are in gun shops and boxed up in boxes, and I don't think there's that many of them out there, they're going to start to come and seize these guns.
I don't know where they're going.
I don't think they know where they're going.
I know I've heard through the grapevine that there's some metal crushing companies and stuff involved with government contracts to supposedly grind these guns up.
But it's all a question of logistics.
Who is going to be going from gun shop to gun shop to seize these guns?
There's nothing in place.
LeBlanc's got this great big, great big idea how he's going to go around to seize these firearms.
But like I said earlier, there's no talk about compensation.
There's no talk about how they're going to do this, where these guns are going.
All this is, in my opinion, and it's just like this whole, ever since this whole order and counsel stuff started, it's just another way to appease the anti-groups to say that the liberals are doing something because there was a, as you know, Sheila, there was a big uproar a couple weeks ago that, you know, Pauli Suvier and those people were saying, well, you guys better do something or, you know, you're going to lose our support.
And you know what?
And there's the biggest, and there's the biggest con on the planet, in my opinion, also, because all these groups are getting financed by the liberals.
Everybody knows that.
It's hard to prove, but these groups are getting finance, financing from somewhere.
And I believe it's coming through the back door from the federal liberals.
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And now this whole smoke and mirrors things, well, you know, we'll come out and say that, you know, do something or else, basically give the liberals an ultimatum.
To me, again, in my opinion, I think this whole thing is staged just to stir up the gun issue again.
Yeah, you know, they do this all the time.
The liberals, they, the liberals, do this all the time on all sorts of other issues.
We see them doing it on the parents' rights issue.
So they fund the likes of EGAL, and then EGAL then takes parents to court in Saskatchewan on behalf of the Liberals because the Liberals can't do it themselves because education is a provincial issue.
And they do this with all of their activist groups.
They just offload the activism, the political activism onto these groups, and then they're funded with federal dollars.
So Canadians are paying for these activist groups to attack them thanks to the liberals.
And at the end of the day, these guns were so dangerous, they had to be banned immediately, and they're still in the hands of Canadians four and a half years later.
And we remain the ones not committing the crime.
Exactly.
Actually, the crime rate amongst actual criminals has gone up.
Right.
Not us, though.
Not us.
No, you know, and law-abiding or your law-abiding licensed gun owners.
If any of the crime rate is below 1%, but you know what?
That's also taking in suicides.
So, you know.
And paper crimes.
And paper crimes.
Exactly.
So, you know, the data is skewed.
It always has been.
You know, when I was in the Senate, I brought that point up to the senators that, you know, the data they're using is skewed, but they don't care.
If they have a piece of paper in front of them that says that, that's what they go for.
That's what they go with.
They don't care.
They don't research anything.
And it just, it's to the point where it's becoming disgusting.
And I hope we get a government change sooner than later.
And I hope that Pierre Polyev sticks to his, no pun intended, but sticks to his guns because, you know, we need some big changes in the horizon.
I don't know how long Canada can keep going under this government because we're watching it disintegrate in front of our eyes.
Yeah, we really are.
I just did the math as you were talking there.
At $67.2 million, at $100,000 a brand new cop, we could have had 672 extra police officers policing the streets of Canada's big cities to deal with the real criminals.
Instead, the government has spent it on doing nothing, literally nothing to affect the crime rate.
And you know what, though, again, Sheila, that 62,7 or 67.2 million is what we know about.
What is the actual number?
Just like, you know, just like they don't, they really don't know.
They really don't know how many firearms are out there.
They don't know how many gun owners are out there.
The numbers are changing on a daily basis.
It just, you know, it's whatever stats they can compile from somebody that doesn't know anything about what's going on and they use that day.
It's ridiculous.
Yeah.
Well, and how could they possibly know?
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Yeah.
Because a lot of these firearms that they are going to confiscate and then compensate, they don't know that they're out there.
They have no idea because they moved from unregistered to banned.
So how do you they have no contact with the majority of these firearms?
So how can they even get a rough estimate on what what it's going to cost?
They're lowballing it to save face in the public.
Rick, I could talk to you all day.
We'll have to continue again in a couple weeks, Sheila.
Yes, but the liberal corruption of the committees and the Foreign Interference Committee, it awaits me.
It awaits my return this morning.
How do people get involved with the NFA?
Come and see us.
You know, we have a website, nfa.ca, but uh we're on all the social media platforms.
Come and visit us on X, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn.
We've been getting a lot of solid response on LinkedIn lately.
They seem to leave us alone on LinkedIn.
So, you know, you come and visit us on LinkedIn.
And thanks again for having me, Sheila.
I appreciate this.
I appreciate helping us get the word out.
And all I can say is Canada's National Firearms Association in defense of freedom.
All right, we've come to the letters portion of the show.
As I say, every single week, without you, there's no rebel news.
So I do want to hear from you.
Your opinion matters to me.
Your viewer feedback matters to me.
Even your criticism matters to me, if indeed it is honest criticism and not just, oh, I hate your face, you stupid conservative, or whatever.
If it's genuine, honest criticism, I'm happy to address it.
And I think today's letter, which came to me by my email, or, you know what, wherever you're finding a rebel news story, a clip of the show on YouTube or Rumble, just leave a comment in the comment section.
I frequently go looking over there to see what people are saying.
But this one came to me from the letters, Sheila at RebelNews.com.
And it is from my interview with my colleague Alexa Lavois about the waste of tax money on an international conference that she was able to buttonhole former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern at.
She was here to try to shove her gross, tyrannical ideas down the throats of Canadians, and she has been resoundly rejected by New Zealand voters.
So this one comes to me by way of Liana in Surrey.
And I'm happy to address this because I think maybe you missed something, Liana.
Hi, Sheila.
Enjoyed your interview with Alexa last week on the waste of taxpayer money on attendees of international conferences and summits, etc.
So much fun watching news targets running away when they realize they've been caught.
I was rather disappointed, though, that I couldn't find any rebel reports on the biggest story at this year's UN gathering.
I was hoping to hear an alternative viewpoint on the adoption of the Pact for the Future at the summit of the future.
Perhaps there's an article behind the paywall.
Anyway, would love to see something in depth put out on video because the UN just managed to get the member reps to agree to some real powers with teeth.
They won't just be international talking heads ganging up on the nations they hate anymore.
Now everyone has signed on the dotted line to make it more like an actual international legislative body.
From what I gather, it will, of course, take time to implement.
But by the time it's too late, there will be no sovereign rights left for any nation.
It's my understanding that the only way to stop it now is for the U.S. to pull their funding from the UN, which would collapse the UN budget.
So I'm happy to tell you that we did actually do a video on this.
Tamara Ugalini is one of our UN watchers, specifically on these pacts that sign away sovereignty.
She came to her UN dislike, I think, by way of her dislike of the World Health Organization.
I came at my UN dislike by way of their gun-grabbing policies and their climate change scams.
But she did actually cover the Pact for the Future and the fact that Justin Trudeau is pledging $5 billion to the Pact for the future.
So Canadians are on the hook for billions and billions of dollars on international initiatives, which will harm our ability to make decisions to live our lives the way they choose.
So Tamara was all over this.
You can find her video on YouTube because, of course, we care deeply about the federal government just conceding our rights to these globalist bodies and we really don't have any recourse.
They're unelected and basically unfireable at the United Nations.
And what do they know about my way of life out here in northeastern Alberta where I do my best to live off the land?
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So I hope that answers your question.
Again, if you want to write me a letter, you got questions, comments, hopefully I'll be able to address them.
Sheila at rebelnews.com, gun show letters in the subject line.
You might just see your question, comment, or even story idea addressed on air.