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We need as a country to have a conversation.
We've watched the disaster that is defund, dismantle police departments all around the country.
And what is it resulting in?
People in towns and cities, they're not safe.
They're not secure.
There's no peace where they are.
If you don't have law and order and safety and security, you cannot possibly pursue happiness.
It's just a fact.
And and I will tell you, it is that basic and that fundamental.
And the radical left has, you know, that they any time an incident happens that they can politicize, especially if it involves a firearm, they they race to that issue.
Uh if there's a for example, all the years I've been scrolling the names of people shot, shot, and killed every weekend in Chicago.
Names you never hear about because they can't politicize it.
But the thousands and thousands and thousands of families that have lost loved ones will never be the same, and these politicians don't lift a finger.
What do we do for police officers?
Now I've been training in mixed martial arts for 11 and a half years.
And and I and I've had a license to carry a firearm my adult my entire adult life.
And one of the things that I've never liked is this taser.
I just it's a close-range weapon that frankly too often fails to deploy properly.
And number two, I mean, if you're that close to the person, it's uh it it it's hit or miss.
So the question is, you know, are there other is there new technology that's available?
The answer is yes.
Which is why we're proud we we've partnered with Burner, uh, and we've been telling you about it, and it fires projectiles, and and I I am not bringing the the head of the company on right now, and the chief marketing officer right now is an infomercial.
I want to be very clear about that.
I am bringing them on because I have found in my own for my own personal security and safety, burner is now a big part of my plan.
And that I would much prefer to have a non-lethal alternative that I am confident can stop a perpetrator, if God forbid I ever need a situation ever arises where I would need to protect myself or innocent people or a family member.
Now here's the blessing of if police departments had this technology as well, they have another alternative.
Most are not trained in martial arts.
So their one alternative confronting somebody in a situation is something that they are trained to put if you pull out and you aim it, you're shooting for upper body mass, which means the odds are very high that the person you're shooting at is going to die.
But if you had a non-lethal alternative that could uh neutralize somebody that is bringing you harm, why wouldn't we want to hear about and and get that technology in the hands of law enforcement?
And maybe some of you maybe you don't want to have a firearm in your home.
Maybe you don't want a weapon that would ultimately, if used, kill somebody.
Maybe you want a non-lethal option that is effective.
I have found it to be effective.
Now, you all have to make your own decision.
We put we put videos up on Twitter and on Hannity.com.
I want you to take a look at it, but it gives me an opportunity to uh introduce to you uh the CEO of Burner, and his name is Brian Ganz, and he's chief marketing officer.
Uh Luan Farm is with us.
And remember, I keep telling you it's B Y R N A. You know, we have this story in New York, all these instances of old people getting, you know, beaten up on the streets of New York by violent criminals, illegal immigrants are creating so many violent crimes, uh responsible for so many violent crimes.
What do people do?
What will you do to protect yourself and your family?
And that's why I wanted to talk about this.
Uh Brian, I met you uh a while back.
Uh I had an opportunity through a moot mutual friend uh to try out your burner projectile weapon.
It looks just like a firearm, except not the pink one or the orange one or the yellow one.
That does not exactly look like a firearm.
I have the black one, and I think I have a camo one.
I have a number of them.
Um and I was really impressed from day one.
Tell us, explain what what this creation is and what it can do.
Well, first off, Sean, thanks for having us on the show.
Um it's important to get this message out.
Uh, like you, uh, I've been a firearms owner most of my adult life.
Um and and Burna was really started by an avid group of firearms owners that wanted to have a non-lethal altern alternative.
You know what?
I I don't know how quick I would be to pull the trigger.
And I worry is that hesitation, is that a fatal hesitation for me?
But if I if I don't take the time to really evaluate the situation, could I be making a fatal mistake?
With a non-lethal weapon, there are no fatal mistakes.
So I don't need to worry.
If I shoot the paper boy coming up the driveway by mistake, you know what?
30 minutes later, he'll be fine.
I'll leave a bigger tip at Christmas.
Nobody's going to jail, nobody's going to the hospital, nobody's going to the morgue.
But it is important to be able to protect yourself.
I I'm gonna share with you and your audience a very interesting statistic, which I don't think most people know.
There are 25 million Americans that have used a firearm to successfully stop a crime.
It's an amazing statistic.
It's a lot every year, another 500,000 people use a firearm to stop a crime.
So it is important that we protect our second amendment rights.
At the same time, you pull that trigger, even in self-defense, you're going to trial, you may end up going to jail.
Uh, it will be expensive, it'll be expensive psychologically, financially, legally, with a non-lethal alternative, you really have the ability to stop an assailant.
And as you said, you know, it is effective.
And there are a lot of videos up on the site that show how effective it is.
Yeah, Linda asked if she could shoot me, and I said no.
Well, she said that you know it's with the burner projectile, which but which by the way, I should uh tell people when it hits somebody, it it it's a projectile that will explode in a sense that it'll open up and it releases two tear gases, I'm sorry, two pepper sprays and one tear gas, and it instantly in the videos that I've seen incapacitates anybody that's been hit with it.
Yeah, I mean that's the question we get most often.
What what happens?
Is it effective?
So, you know, in all fairness, Sean, I have been shot with it.
Yeah, you know, so man up a little bit here.
Thanks a lot, Brian.
You know, you're really helping my cause here.
If I got to add, Sean, you know, our chemical irritant projectiles uh consists of tear gas and pepper.
Once it hits the attacker, it creates a six foot dispersion cloud.
So once that that those chemicals in the air, they attacked your central nervous system.
So these are some of the uh the results.
Your chest and lungs feel like they're collapsing.
You're not able to breathe.
Any areas of exposed skin feels like it's on fire.
You will not want to open your eyes, and your nose will run uncontrollably, and these symptoms happen for 30 to 40 minutes.
So it allows you to incapacitate an attacker and then escape.
And we have the kinetic projectiles that can break side autoglass from thirty feet away, so pain deterrent.
That is the hard one.
Correct.
Correct.
All right, and a worst case scenario, if you fired at the wrong person, you made a mistake, or a police officer in the heat of a uh uh confrontation with with somebody who's being violent towards them, needs self-defense.
Worst case scenario that I can think of with a burner is maybe you hit them in the eye and and they might have an issue with their eye.
That is the worst case that I can think of.
Is that about right?
Or maybe you know they'd have a big bump on their head.
The b the the advantage that we have with our chemical irritants is let's just say there's a new true in your house, you don't have a direct shot, the guy's hiding behind a wall.
You can use that round to shoot a back wall, the ceiling, or the floor.
All you want to do is just get those powders to disperse in the air, and then once he breathes it in, it's game over for him.
And for from as another as a gun owner, as a still carry permit uh uh person, I start with less lethal, and if I have to transition the lethal, my defense in court is gonna be that much better.
Because I my lawyer will say, my client started with less lethal.
He tried to de-escalate the attack.
They kept coming, so he had no choice but to elevate his use of force.
And that is a much stronger case in court.
Because one bad mistake, and if you're in the wrong state and you got a of the wrong DA across the way.
In New York, you you must try to retreat.
Did you know that?
Yeah, it's crazy.
So, like, I don't want to make a rash decision where I risk everything that I've worked for in my entire life, and I'm no longer able to protect my family because the law isn't against my side.
In New York, everybody would know, and everyone around the country knows the case of Jose Alba.
He's uh you know, working in a bodega, guy comes around where he is, is robbing the store, physically attacks him.
He protected himself.
They wanted to indict him.
Right.
And then you have the incident of this former Marine uh uh Daniel Penny.
And Daniel Penny, you know, here he is on a train, the guy's making threats.
He has a history of of criminal behavior and and mental problems.
He's saying, I don't care if I die.
So he gets them in a chokehold, he's screaming, call 911, get the police here, get the police here.
Two other people are helping to restrain this guy.
And he is being brought up on charges.
Yeah, it it's very scary.
I mean, uh, we get a lot of people say to us, well, if I use my gun in self-defense, I'll be okay.
If only that were true.
Because you still have to prove self-defense, and that is a long and difficult road.
And in certain jurisdictions, it is a very difficult road.
The other thing though is there are a lot of shootings that are cases of mistaken identity.
I mean, there was that tragedy in Ohio two years ago where some daughter was sneaking back into her home because she had snuck out at night, and her father ended up shooting and killing her thinking she was an intruder.
There was the situation with the kid who rang the wrong doorbell that ends up getting shot.
And it's a tragedy not just for the victim, but it's also a tragedy for the family of the perpetrator.
I mean, imagine being that father.
I I I can't even understand, you know, the pain he must be going through.
You know what?
One of the things that uh Luana and I are putting together is this series of if they only had a burner.
I mean, imagine how different the outcome would have been if they had started with less lethal force.
All right, quick break.
Welcome back.
Uh, we'll talk with our friends.
Uh burner, by the way, let me give you their their website.
You got to check this out.
See the videos on my social media on Hannity.com, on my Twitter page, on my truth social page, on every page.
BY RNA.com slash Hannity.
You'll get 10% off, by the way.
All right, quick break more with the CEO of Burner Brian Gance and also the chief marketing officer, uh Luan Fom is with us.
We continue now with the CEO of Burner.
Remember, this is the non-lethal alternative to a firearm, and it is effective.
I think you'll enjoy the videos on Hannity.com and on my social media accounts.
BYRNA.com slash Hannity, Brian Gans, the CEO is with us.
And uh Luan Fom is the chief marketing officer as we continue.
I I would like every police department to get this burner projectile, non-lethal alternative for their officers, because it gives them options short of pulling out that lethal weapon, and if they God forbid make a mistake, it ends up maybe they spend the rest of their life in jail.
And even if it's not a mistake, there was that tragedy uh just a few days ago of this pregnant woman who was shot and killed by a law enforcement officer.
Now, when you watch the video, this woman was clearly at fault.
I mean, they gave her every opportunity to get out of the car.
Uh, but that doesn't mean that they need to take her life.
And it is a tragedy for that officer.
That officer's career is destroyed.
One of the things that we sell to law enforcement is the ability to break a car window with the kinetic round and then to fire the pepper rounds into the car, and everybody who's in that car will come out.
And you know, that that woman who was clearly wrong, she was shoplifting, but should she die?
Should her unborn baby die?
No.
And we give and we're giving police the opportunity to have the right tool for this mission.
And it's interesting that many on the left, I would think they would embrace this.
I I really would this this could be used in schools.
This could I I've often talked about how we should protect schools.
We should hire uh retired police and military, undercover, armed, uh, metal detectors, and and then uh even the best response of of any law enforcement, it's not gonna be fast enough.
And that's guys on site.
Yeah, that's why we're here, Sean.
And we we we thank you because it's you're the champion of you know the truth.
And we've tried to take this message, our platform to tell the world that we are trying to save lives.
The optics that this product looks like a pistol is irrelevant.
It's about personal safety.
And you know, we've been banned in some of the biggest places, meta.
And uh it it's just absolutely the lack of common sense that this product is.
Let me let me take a break.
Um, and I'm gonna hold you guys for a few more minutes if you don't mind on the other side.
And I want people to know here, uh I'm just a happy customer.
I mean, I am a customer.
Uh I gotten to know you, and you've been very nice.
You you say I want you to, I want to send you this, try it out, tell me what you think.
But you're I I'm a customer.
I pay for all my burners.
You're one of my best customers, Sean.
Well, I give them away as gifts to people.
Um, and by the way, like any weapon or firearm, people must, must get trained in the proper use of it and practice it.
And you know, go to a firearms instructor and you'll get better and better at it.
And you know, do you're gonna love just just take a look at these videos.
Hannity.com on my social media sites, and if this is something that you think you would like to have to protect yourself, your family, your business, um, I happen to be a huge fan of it.
And that's why when you guys, you know, you've heard me talk about it on my own.
I have no financial interest in this at all.
I just have an interest in people having an alternative to a firearm.
And I am a huge second amendment guy that's had a license to carry my whole adult life.
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Our number is 800-941 Sean.
If you want to be a part of the program, uh I carry it over to this segment.
Um now they are a new advertiser on the program, but that's not why I'm having them on the program.
Uh and I I am a very, very happy, satisfied customer long before I what is it, a year and a half now I've been a customer?
I think two years.
Uh I've been yeah, about two years, and I've bought a lot of burners uh for gifts.
Uh you've been very generous.
You offer me free.
I'm like, I don't want anything for free.
No, I it's not how I roll.
Um, but I buy them, I give them to friends, and everybody loves them.
Now, if you you may have heard me talk about it before, I've actually shown videos on on Hannity, the TV show.
We now have them up on Hannity.com.
We have them on our social media accounts.
A non-lethal alternative.
The country needs to have a conversation, a very real conversation about how to keep families and businesses safe and secure from those that want to bring us harm.
There is evil, evil exists.
I know people don't want to think about it every day, but what are you going to do if God forbid somebody breaks into your home, wants to rob you at your business?
Would you like a non-lethal alternative?
Burner looks like a gun, fires like a gun, but it's a non-lethal alternative, and it's a projectile that releases tear gas and pepper spray and incapacitates the person that is trying to bring you harm.
I'm I I use it is a big part of my personal security and safety.
But anyway, we continue with the CEO of Burner.
By the way, their website is B Y R N A burner.com slash Hannity.
And if you go there today, you get 10% off, but take a look at the videos, make your own decision, and like any firearm, I urge everybody, people call me all the time.
Hannity, I know you're a big second amendment guy.
What gun cut should I get?
My answer is always the same.
The one that you're willing to get trained in the proper safety and use of.
And that's what I do anytime I get a new firearm.
And I've recently purchased a bunch of new firearms.
Uh including I got a bunch I got the the latest version of your burner, uh what, just recently.
Uh and I sent one to a friend just recently as a gift.
Um anyway, CEO Brian Gans is with us and chief marketing officer uh Luan Fom is here.
And I w I just want to go back to this thing.
If every police department had this, if every homeowner and every business had this as an option available to them.
I think we could we could minimize death dramatically in this country, save lives, but also protect the innocent.
That's what I love about your product.
So what we like to say about that, you brought up stun guns earlier.
They're the worst.
I hate that.
Yeah, and and we believe distance is safety.
But Berna, we have a sixty foot effective range, and we believe that if we can give that officer more distance, he'll be able to better operate.
And you know, with the stun gun, you have twenty to twenty-five feet max, and it works fifty percent of the time.
And if you think about two shots in it, too.
And you think about how the FBI looks at it, law enforcement still looks at it.
An average man with average speed can close a twenty-one foot distance in two to two and a half seconds.
So now you're that officer.
You got this bad guy coming at you, and you have two weapons.
Correct.
You have your stun gun.
If you pulled out this is gonna work 50% of the time, so am I gonna risk it?
Because this guy's gonna be on me in no seconds.
Or do I go to my sidearm?
And when you go to his sidearm, bad things happen for the for the attacker for the the officer, And a lot, not a lot of people are aware.
When that officer is involved in the shooting, he's put on the bench and he cannot work secondary jobs.
He's financially ruined.
His name is ruined in the media, all of that, and we lose good officers.
Even if they're exonerated at the end, they're like, I I can't do this anymore because it's too risky.
Then we we lose great officers from the force, and then the city gets sued.
And those programs, those monies can go to other community programs that benefit the population mass.
So what we we want to do is we want to provide options that allow our heroes, the law enforcement officers to be able to operate without the fear of all the bad things that come with taking a life.
Sean, the first time you and I met, I remember you said to me, Brian, this is something really the that the law enforcement officers should carry because not only does Burna save lives, but it preserves careers.
And that really struck me.
Because as Luan said, I mean, if there's an officer involved shooting, that officer is his career is destroyed.
So we we do think that it should be carried by every law enforcement agency.
We currently are in uh over 300 law and law enforcement agencies in the U.S., including ATF, DEA, Homeland Security, Secret Service, and a number of state and municipal agencies.
But there are 18,500 agencies, so there's still a long way for us to go.
But from the economic standpoint, you can outfit five officers with burno for the price of one stun gun.
Yeah, amazing.
And then from a consumer perspective, it's our products are legal in all 50 states.
There's no permits of background.
No, there are certain variations of the law.
For example, I'm I'm really a stickler.
I actually have a former law enforcement New York City police officer that manages, believe it or not, my firearms to make sure every one of them is New York state compliant.
The complexities of New York laws are very sophisticated.
And with the name Sean Hannity, God forbid, I I don't dot every I and cross every T, I'm gonna be in big trouble.
And I and I do have a license to carry in the state.
So I've got to be very careful with that.
And I'll tell you the other thing.
I don't ever want to ever have to use it.
I don't and the thing about a burner, I usually practice at a distance.
You said it it goes 60 feet.
I wouldn't fire it at 60 feet.
40 feet, that's my that would be my maximum range that I would use.
And it's so accurate.
I mean, literally, I can hit the same you have inert practice projectiles that I use.
I can hit the same spot, you know, ten times in a row.
Uh Linda couldn't couldn't barely hit the side of a barn.
But I'll have you know on Hannity.com and Burna.com, B-Y-R-N-A.com right now.
There's a video of me shooting.
That's correct.
The burner.
Just saying And where did you hit the person?
Where it matters.
Or as my son would say in the no-no spot.
In the no-no spot.
Okay.
Last thing I'm gonna say is, well, first I'm glad, you know, that you you find this show worthwhile to partner with.
Well, we're honored to have you.
And I I'm reiterating to my audience here.
I am a customer.
I pay for my own burner, uh firearm.
What do you what you don't even call them a fire?
You know, we uh in the beginning we said let's call them launchers, but you know what?
We're so used to calling them guns, they're non-lethal guns.
Well, I mean, Linda got the orange one.
They have orange, pink, yellow, and by the way, Map, it telegraphs to people that this is not a firearm.
I just happen to like black.
You're building out patriotic, you know, American flag versions, camouflage versions.
I mean, you have some really cool stuff.
But but you know, the the form factor is itself a deterrent.
The NRA has an interesting statistic, which is ninety-two percent of the time somebody uses a firearm to protect themselves from a crime, they don't have to fire the gun.
So with the burno, we seem s we find something very similar.
It looks like a gun.
Most people are gonna think that they're facing a firearm, and you're able to get people to stand down, back off just by presenting the burnout.
And and that's the reason that I chose black.
I know Sean, that's the reason that you chose black, is you know, you'd rather not use it if you don't have to.
And conversely, if you have to use it, there's zero trigger hesitancy because you understand that the complications that come with firing your lethal weapon is gonna be much, much bigger.
So you can shoot, defend yourself, and then transition if you need to.
You know, I've said this on the air before, and I hard work out, and I've learned to really defend myself.
I'm confident in my ability.
Very confident.
However, I know what I can do, and I don't want to ever have to do it.
And I don't care how big you are, the bigger you are, the harder you're gonna fall.
And if people had this option, the fear of making a mistake would then, you know, be completely it would disappear dissipate completely.
Just it just makes sense to me.
But anyway, I hope put people um appreciate the technology that you're creating here.
I hope every police department, you know, if you're an officer in a police department, ask your ask your department head, ask your your chief to take a look at this as an alternative.
Um anyway, their website is burner, byrna.com slash Hannity, and and just ask yourself, what are you going to do?
If God forbid.
Sean, thanks for having us on to talk about this really important issue.
Thank you.
And you also have, by the way, shields for kids in schools and backpacks.
I mean, you have some really cool stuff that's all part of your website.
Yep.
I'm not a kid in school anymore.
But but it's good for all my grandkids.
That's true.
That's true.
Uh anyway, Brian, great to see you.
Uh Luan, great to see you as well.
Thank you both for being here, and we love having you on the show as a partner.
I never expected that when I became a customer, but I am uh a proud owner of a burner.
If you get one, get properly tra properly trained in the use of it.
Please and it does and you'll enjoy it.
For me, it's fun.
You know, I have friends come over and they're like, Oh, I want to try.
I want to try.
And you know, I'll just bring out a whole bottle of inert projectiles and and load it up for them, and they're like, I love this.
Yeah, and you you don't have to go to a gun range.
Uh I've got a house down the Cape, I practice with my kids and grandkids in the backyard, and I can practice in my backyard, completely safe and secure, no worries.
And it's it's just it's it's technology, it's advancement, it's a game changer, and we need to embrace it, my view, especially law enforcement.
I I don't want these guys not trained enough in the use of their hands and and uh the martial arts and only one alternative.
So they're gonna make a choice.
I mean and then they're taught to shoot upper body mass.
You know, uh it's not a good option.
I like other options.
And it's part of my own personal security uh plans every day.
Um anyway, thank you both.
Good to see you.
Thank you.
Thanks.
All right, eight hundred nine four one Sean, our number.
All right, Kevin is in uh Long Island.
Kevin, hey, how are you?
Glad you called.
Uh do you like this idea of this non-lethal alternative?
I love it.
Sean, no, I gotta be honest with you.
I I do love that.
I I I love it.
Great segment.
But Sean, I I gotta I gotta change the subject, man, because I I love change the subject.
Do it.
I see you want to critique me and criticize me.
What's on your mind?
Oh, I I love you.
I love everything you do, man.
I really do, but we gotta stop helping the Democrats, Sean.
We have to.
We'll you you're doing their work for them.
We want Joe Biden to run in 2024.
We don't want guests.
So you don't want me to keep on covering the Biden bribery, uh money laundering, uh scandal allegations.
You want me to just let it pass until Joe's definitely their candidate?
Yeah, well, you're gonna pounce on him six months from now, but we want an old, confused, unpopular candidate who barely knows where he is.
He's destroyed the country.
We want to run against him.
We don't want Gavin Newsom, a fresh, young, attractive, well spoken candidate who's got a fresh face for their side.
Also, Sean, if we get rid of Joe and he doesn't run, all the hunter Biden stuff is gone.
It's not a good thing.
Let me let me just let me let your heart rest easy.
And if you disagree with me, I want you to tell me.
In spite of all of my coverage about the Biden's family syndicate and bribery of money laundering scandal allegations, the media heretofore has ignored it.
The only way the only way Joe is not gonna be a candidate is not because of me.
It's going to be because the media w the left wing media and the Democratic Party want him out.
I d it's just like in New York State, your state.
They got rid of Cuomo.
It was the Democrats.
It wasn't Republicans.
Right now we Biden's the best candidate ever.
We're afraid of Biden right now, because he's gonna win.
we're really not.
You know what I mean?
We we want to run against him.
We don't want to give Newsom a platform.
We won't want him to we gotta have Biden run.
In six months from now, pounce on him, pounce on Biden.
Do everything you can, throw the kitchen sink at him.
So in the meantime, you want me to just hold my powder dry.
I look my my reasoning for pointing out Gavin, and by the way, he made the challenge to DeSantis.
That was not planned, that was spontaneous.
And at that moment, I know I have an obligation for my job to say, okay, do you really want to do that?
I'll make it happen, and that's gonna happen.
But I will tell you my the purpose, you know, there's always a method to my madness.
I want every conservative to understand what is out there.
So we know what we're up against potentially.
And if I think to ignore it, and maybe you're right and maybe I'm wrong.
Maybe I'm not as strategic and smart as you are on this.
But I am telling you, it is a very real possibility.
Uh as it relates to, you know, him making a move to get on that ticket if the Democratic Party and their allies in the media mob push him out.
I know, but we don't want to help push him out.
We don't want to help.
We we we want him to run.
The only way I'm helping is if you start reading the New York Times, Washington Post, uh, and and start hearing on fake news, CNN, MSDNC.
If they start sounding like me about the Biden Enterprise and family syndicate, then you'll know that they want him out.
Because they know that uh everything I'm saying is true.
Why do you think I'm not being criticized over my reporting?
I'm not being criticized because they know it's true.
The whole country knows it's true.
Well, that not people that are uh so busy working, taking care of their families that are not as engaged as we are, they don't know yet, but they will know if I have my way by election day twenty twenty-four.
And and that's why I can't wait six months to let people know.
I have to I have to let this develop as it naturally does.
Anyway, eight hundred nine four one Sean is a number, uh if you want to be a part of the program.
All right, that's gonna wrap things up for today.
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