The Gun Guy Podcast

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Gun control advocates celebrated Wednesday after the Supreme Court refused to block a local and state ban on "Assault Weapons" sales in Illinois. Some pundits have suggested that this may be a preview of things to come, maybe a potential national "Assault Weapons" ban. Guy Relford argues that 2nd Amendment defenders need not fear.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy Relford returns to the 93.1 WIBC studios for another edition of The Gun Guy Show. Guy begins the show talking about the so-called "Assault Weapon" ban in Illinois. Assault Weapon is a made-up political term that is non-sensical. Gun control advocates have been ecstatic that the Supreme Court has failed to grant an injunction on the law while it's being litigated. Should the gun controllers be celebrating? Guy is certain that the new Illinois law will be ultimately overturned on the merits. As usual, Guy takes calls from the listeners. Topics include moving legally owned arms across not so friendly state lines, credit card companies trying to code purchases at gun retailers, can green card-carrying non-citizens purchase guns, and what does it take to become a firearms instructor? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What would the Founding Fathers think about today's surge in illegal immigration at the Southern Border when it comes to the Second Amendment. "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed". Guy has repeatedly stated that a "well regulated militia" does not mean a militia regulated by the government. A well regulated militia is one that is disciplined and efficient. Guy argues that the Founding Fathers have put to paper what we as a people should do to defend our free state and our security. That the well regulated militia is to defend our free state, and our safety. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy Relford returns to the 93.1 WIBC Studios for another edition of The Gun Guy Show. Today is a shortened version of the show, but not short of content. Guy begins the show talking about his appearance on the "Primary and Secondary" Podcast. Primary & Secondary Podcast | iHeart The discussion on the podcast was "Life after Deadly Force". In the second segment Guy plays clip of Vice President Kamala Harris calling 2nd Amendment defenders "extremists". Guy makes the case you don't have the right to life unless you have the right to defend your life. Guy talks about the surge that is going on down at our Southern Border as a result our Title 42 ending. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

2nd Amendment Rights defender Guy Relford is one of the few coming in support of the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals U.S. v. Rahimi, a post-Bruen Second Amendment ruling. To the layman, it appears that the court is okay with dangerous domestic abusers having the right keep their weapons that they will ultimately use against their victims. But the ruling is far more nuanced than that. The ruling maintains that one's Second Amendment right cannot be infringed if they have not been convicted of a crime. Domestic orders of protection aren't necessarily a result of a crime that has been committed. The 5th Circuit has ruled that the order of restraint alone cannot erase one's 2nd Amendment rights. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy Relford returns to the 93.1 WIBC studios for another edition of "The Gun Guy". On today's show, Guy comments about a controversial decision made by the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, in the case of U.S. v. Rahimi. The court ruled that one's 2nd Amendment rights cannot be infringed if one has not been convicted of a crime. Most of the mainstream press has come out against the ruling, along with the many gun control groups. Guy comes out in support of the decision and tells the audience why. Lots of phone calls today. Topics ranged from Chinese throwing stars to the legality of wearing body armor. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Representative Jim Lucas calls in, legislation that he has authored HB1177 has made it to Governer Holcomb’s desk. House Bill 1177 - Firearms training for teachers - Indiana General Assembly, 2023 Session Lucas clarifies what the bill does, and to dispel many of the misconceptions about it. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy begins the show talking about the IMPD’s long standing policy of sending every firearm confiscated for whatever reason or circumstance to the crime lab. IMPD policy was to collect data from all firearms and send that data to ATF as part of a federal database called the National Integrated Ballistic Information Network. Only data from firearms suspected of being involved in a crime was supposed to be sent to the ATF, and IMPD was sending data from every firearm, a possible violation of ATF policy. Only after WISH-TV's Richard Essex report in February exposing this possibly unconstitutional data collection from lawful gun owners did IMPD reverse its policy. Reporter Richard Essex calls in to talk about the report and how it forced IMPD to change its policy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy Relford returns for another episode of “The Gun Guy” on 93.1 WIBC. Guy begins the show talking about the IMPD’s long standing policy of sending every firearm confiscated for whatever reason or circumstance to the crime lab. IMPD policy was to collect data from all firearms and send that data to ATF as part of a federal database called the National Integrated Ballistic Information Network. Only data from firearms suspected of being involved in a crime was supposed to be sent to the ATF, and IMPD was sending data from every firearm, a possible violation of ATF policy. Only after WISH-TV's Richard Essex report in February exposing this possibly unconstitutional data collection from lawful gun owners did IMPD reverse its policy. Reporter Richard Essex calls in to talk about the report and how it forced IMPD to change its policy. Indiana Representative Jim Lucas calls in to talk about HB 1177, a bill that he has authored and is now sitting on Governor Holcomb's desk for approval. Lucas clarifies what the bill does, and to dispel many of the misconceptions about it. Guy begins the 2nd hour talking about a federal judge's ruling that has temporarily blocked an assault weapons ban in Illinois. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fresh off of attending the annual NRA meeting in Downtown Indianapolis last week, Guy Relford talked about the speakers he saw there. Former President Trump was the most prominent of the speakers. While the show was winding down, Guy talked about a message he received on Twitter stating, "I'm surprised President Trump got an enthusiastic response from the NRA members since he's an enemy of the 2nd Amendment." Guy responds that he understands where this individual is coming from. First off, President Trump after the Las Vegas mass shooting directed the ATF to find a way to ban Bump Stocks. President Trump set a precedent we don't like. After the Parkland mass shooting, President Trump was talking about a national red flag law. One of his cabinet members, or a member of congress responded, "what about due process". President Trump said, "Take the guns first, due process comes later.", and a whole bunch of us said "Whoa, hold on.. I have a problem with that." Guy ends the discussion with the argument that there may be other candidates in 2024 that a have a stronger record on the 2nd Amendment than the former President. Guy can see that. Doesn't mean that I didn't enthusiastically vote for President Trump twice, because I sure as hell preferred him to Hillary Clinton, or to Joe Biden, no question about that! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy Relford returns to the 93.1 WIBC Studios for another edition of the Gun Guy Show. Talks about last week’s special show at Premier Arms in Brownsburg, and appearance by Greenwood shooting hero Eli Dicken. Guy talks about the NRA annual meeting held in Downtown Indianapolis last weekend. Guy talks about impressive South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem. Noem signed an executive order Friday that blocks state agencies from signing contracts with financial institutions that she says have discriminated against the firearms industry. Our own Indiana Republicans have not been successful getting similar legislation passed. Guy was also impressed with 2024 Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy whose speech at the NRA was "Lights Out". Guy begins the second hour talking about a Daily Mail article showing kids with guns at the NRA annual meeting. While Guy endorses parents teaching their kids about guns and how to use them safely, he also pleads with the audience to not "give the media 'ammunition'" to make 2A advocates look like "nuts". Guy responds to person who tweeted the Donald Trump is an enemy of the 2nd Amendment. Is that true? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita joins the Gun Guy Show to talk about his lawsuit with other states against the ATF and Attorney General Merrick Garland regarding their Pistol Stabilizing Brace rule. The new regulations require anyone using pistols with stabilizing braces to provide their fingerprints to the ATF, be registered in a federal database and pay applicable taxes, among other things. The overriding concern regarding registration, is that registration leads to gun grabs. Rokita has been a big defender of Hoosiers' 2nd Amendment rights, and this is a great fight to have. Being that this year's annual NRA Meeting is being held in Indianapolis, today was a great day to have AG Rokita as a guest. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy Relford returns this for a special edition of "The Gun Guy Show". Today's show comes from Premier Arms in Brownsburg to celebrate the 2nd Amendment and to raise money for a great cause: Brownsburg Blessing Boxes. Guy begins the show talking about the NRA Annual Meeting being held in Indianapolis. Guy was in attendance last night and actually live streamed Donald Trump's speech on Facebook. Guy also talked about Mike Pence's appearance that was greeted by more cheers than jeers, at least where he was sitting. Eli Dicken, Greenwood shopping mall hero, makes a brief appearance on the show. Tony Katz joins Guy to talk about the great prizes donors to Premier Arms may win. Tony takes a dig at Guy's lacking watch collection. Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita joins Guy to talk about his lawsuit with other states against the ATF and Attorney General Merrick Garland over their new regulations related to stabilizing braces. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy talks about the case of Daniel Perry, an army sergeant convicted of murder in Austin Texas. Perry shot and killed Garrett Foster who approached his car with an AK-47 rifle during the George Floyd riots in 2020. While it may be an obvious case of self-defense on Perry's part, Guy discusses the mistakes Perry made prior to the fatal shooting that led to his conviction. Guy talks about the rules that preclude a defendant the argument of self-defense. The prosecution was able to submit into evidence social media posts that Perry made that worked against him in his trial. The prosecution pointed out that Perry chose to drive towards a protest, when he could have avoided it. Guy points out that while one has the right to be in a dangerous situation, it's not necessarily smart to do so. "There's legal and then there's smart... You don't ever go to jail for a conflict that never happened." Perry's posts helped the prosecution make the case that he was looking for a conflict, which led to his conviction. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gun Guy returns to the 93.1 WIBC studios for another edition of the Gun Guy Show. Guy talks about the case of Daniel Perry, an army sergeant convicted of murder in Austin Texas. Perry shot and killed Garrett Foster who approached his car with an AK-47 rifle during the George Floyd riots in 2020. While it may be an obvious case of self defense on Perry's part, Guy discusses the mistakes Perry made prior to the fatal shooting that led to his conviction. Texas Governor Abbott says he is seeking to pardon Perry. Guy also talks about the upcoming NRA Annual Meeting being held this upcoming weekend here in Indianapolis. In light of what happened to Perry in Austin, Guy talks about a social media post that went viral promoting possible violence at the event. Guy also talks about what to do if your car is surrounded by rioters, and what are the laws regarding self-defense in your car.. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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President Biden issued a new executive order this week regarding guns. Guy dispelled some of the concerns that some have put out there regarding the EO. The rules of enforcement are not changing for FFL dealers. They are already doing background checks for gun purchases. But there are those who should be concerned regarding Biden's latest action. Guy talks about current law regarding those who are engaged in the business of selling guns in the pursuit of a profit and warns those who may be swept in under these rules. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy Relford returns to the 93.1 WIBC Studios for another edition of The Gun Guy Show. Guy begins the show talking about the latest Biden executive order to "Do something big" to reduce gun violence. Guy talks about the real dangers with this new executive order. In the second hour, Guy talks about why Remington settled with the Sandy Hook families, and the danger that such lawsuits pose against our 2nd Amendment rights. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy Relford returns to the 93.1 WIBC studios for another edition of the Gun Guy Show. Guy talks about some of the 2A bills floating around the Assembly. Guy talks proudly about Indiana and it's pro 2A laws. Indiana is near the top of pro 2A states. A lot of people talk about how they want to live in a "pro-gun" state like Texas. "Texas has a lot of laws that we don't have and that I don't want... I want to live in a state that treats the second amendment on par with every other constitutional right." There's no other constitutional right that is infringed upon in this country like the 2nd Amendment. Guy talks about the WISH TV piece he did with Richard Essex about IMPD's handling of seized guns. In the 2nd hour, Guy talks about the bills that concern him. He talks about the "Red Flag" law that is being debated, along with a new "safe-storage" law. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy talks proudly about Indiana and it's pro 2A laws. Indiana is near the top of pro 2A states. A lot of people talk about how they want to live in a "pro gun" state like Texas. "Texas has a lot of laws that we don't have and that I don't want... I want to live in a state that treats the second amendment on par with every other constitutional right." There's no other constitutional right that is infringed upon in this country like the 2nd Amendment. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Gun Relford returns to the 93.1 WIBC studios for another edition of the Gun Guy Show. In the first hour, Indiana Rep Jim Lucas calls in to discuss his bill HB 1177, which would create specialized firearms safety, education, and training curriculum for teachers, school staff, and school employees. Lucas dispels some of the disinformation out there regarding his bill. Critics of such bills often make the argument that such bills would turn our schools into the Wild West. But Lucas disagrees and says it does quite the opposite. For about the same price of resource officer, 40 staff members could be properly trained with a firearm. Armed teachers and staff make a potential shooter less likely to act, since he won't know who is armed. Lucas adds that it's just misguided to rely on the police to protect our children. In fact, courts have ruled that they are not obligated to. "Our highest courts of the land have ruled that we are on our own" says Lucas. In the second hour, Guy talks about the case of 23-year-old Walter Oliver who was arrested inside Castleton Square Mall on an allegation he had a handgun with Glock switch inside. Carrying a firearm inside a mall is not against the law, as evidenced in the Greenwood Mall shooting. So, was the arrest of Oliver on the suspicion he was packing against the law? Guy addresses that question. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Indiana Rep Jim Lucas calls in to discuss his bill HB 1177, which would create specialized firearms safety, education, and training curriculum for teachers, school staff, and school employees. Lucas dispels some of the disinformation out there regarding his bill. Critics of such bills often make the argument that such bills would turn our schools into the Wild West. But Lucas disagrees and says it does quite the opposite. For about the same price of resource officer, 40 staff members could be properly trained with a firearm. Armed teachers and staff make a potential shooter less likely to act, since he won't know who is armed. Lucas adds that it's just misguided to rely on the police to protect our children. In fact courts have ruled that they are not obligated to. "Our highest courts of the land have ruled that we are on our own" says Lucas. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Guy Relford returns for another episode of the "Gun Guy Show" on 93.1 WIBC. Guy interviews Larry Correia on today's edition of "The Gun Guy Show." Larry's new book "In Defense of the 2nd Amendment" is a direct rebuttal to gun control advocates, each footnoted with facts. Larry Correia is the creator of the Wall Street Journal and New York Times best-selling Monster Hunter International series, with first entry Monster Hunter International; as well as urban fantasy hardboiled adventure saga The Grimnoir Chronicles, with first entry Hard Magic; and epic fantasy series The Saga of the Forgotten Warrior, with first entry Son of the Black Sword. He is an avid gun user and advocate who shot on a competitive level for many years. Before becoming a full-time writer, he was a military contract accountant, and a small business accountant and manager. In the second hour Chris Lee from NSSF National Shooting Sports Foundation calls in to talk about some of the legislation that he and the NSSF are supporting across the nation. The NSSF leads the way in advocating for the industry and its business and jobs, keeping guns out of the wrong hands, encouraging enjoyment of recreational shooting and hunting and helping people better understand the industry’s lawful products. Guy joked that when gun control advocates say that the NRA are just shills for the gun industry, "No, that's not true, the NSSF is". And to wrap up the show Indiana State Representative Craig Haggard calls in. Craig talks about a bill he's co-sponsoring that would protect law-abiding Hoosiers from having their information shared with the federal government if they are not implicated in an active crime investigation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Indiana State Representative Craig Haggard calls in to talk about a bill he's co-sponsoring that would protect law-abiding Hoosiers from having their information shared with the federal government if they are not implicated in an active crime investigation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chris Lee from NSSF National Shooting Sports Foundation calls in to talk about some of the legislation that he and the NSSF are supporting across the nation. The NSSF leads the way in advocating for the industry and its business and jobs, keeping guns out of the wrong hands, encouraging enjoyment of recreational shooting and hunting and helping people better understand the industry’s lawful products. Guy joked that when gun control advocates say that the NRA are just shills for the gun industry, "No, that's not true, the NSSF is". See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy was excited to interview author Larry Correia on today's edition of "The Gun Guy Show." Larry's new book "In Defense of the 2nd Amendment" is a direct rebuttal to gun control advocates, each footnoted with facts. Larry Correia is the creator of the Wall Street Journal and New York Times best-selling Monster Hunter International series, with first entry Monster Hunter International; as well as urban fantasy hardboiled adventure saga The Grimnoir Chronicles, with first entry Hard Magic; and epic fantasy series The Saga of the Forgotten Warrior, with first entry Son of the Black Sword. He is an avid gun user and advocate who shot on a competitive level for many years. Before becoming a full-time writer, he was a military contract accountant, and a small business accountant and manager.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy Relford returns to 93.1 WIBC for another edition of the Gun Guy Show. He continues with what he left off with last week regarding the Indiana State Legislature and the danger of new "Red Flag" laws that will take away gun owners constitutional right to carry on mere allegation alone. Guy then talks about the Beech Grove toddler who was caught on video waving and aiming a gun. He talks about the potential charges the father will face. One of which is "neglect of a dependent". Guy then talks how he won't defend knuckleheads like this father who won't properly safeguard their weapons. Examples like the one in Beech Grove will ultimately lead to new safe storage laws that are problematic themselves. Guy then talks about the current laws regarding guns and minors in the state of Indiana. As usual, Guy takes calls from the listeners. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy talks about the Beech Grove toddler who was seen waving around and aiming a gun in an exterior corridor of an apartment building. Guy makes emphatically clear that gun owners need to police themselves, otherwise the government will do it for them, which is never a good thing. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy Relford returns for another edition of the Gun Guy Show on 93.1 WIBC. On this week's show, Guy talks about the Justice Department's new rule regarding Pistol Stabilizing Braces. He begins the discussion about the Federal Government's history with regulating firearms, and the National Firearms Act of 1934 which was ostensibly a reaction to gangland crime of the Prohibition Era. A caller with a disability asks Guy if he's in violation of the new rule with his own person pistol brace. Guy then pivots the discussion to the new Assault Weapons Ban just passed in Illinois. The show finishes with Guy talking with disappointment that Indiana Republican Jack Sandlin is trying to push forward legislation that would deny due process to anyone who has been accused of being a threat to others or themselves by allegation alone. Guy urges the listeners to reach out to Aaron Freeman, Corrections and Criminal Law, Chair to stop this bad proposal from going forward. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy talks about the Illinois Assault Weapons Ban that Governor Pritzker just passed into law, and how many of the more rural county sheriffs and District Attorney's will not be enforcing this law. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy Relford returns for another episode of “The Gun Guy” on 93.1 WIBC. Speaks with Todd Pershing from Indy 1500 Gun & Knife Show. Frequent caller Buzz suggest 2A supporters create their own credit union. Guy talks about the tragic shooting near the Castleton Mall where a 16-year-old lost his life. Guy also talks about a Houston criminal was shot dead after holding up a taqueria with a toy gun. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy talks about the tragic shooting in Castleton, where according to reports a 16-year-old lost his life when he mistook another person's car as his own. Guy talks about the use of lethal force in cases like this one, and whether or not the shooter will be charged in the death of this young man. Guy talks about the question one must ask themselves any time they are found in a situation where they may use lethal force. Guy also talks about whether or not the "Castle Doctrine" applies for those who find themselves in danger in their car. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Todd Pershing from the Indy 1500 Gun & Knife Show calls in to talk about the event this weekend at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. https://www.igunshows.com/Indy-1500-Gun-Knife-Show See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this special edition of The Gun Guy Show, Guy interviews Pastor Dr. Chris Holland, from The Father's House, https://www.thefathershouseindy.com/ and Rick Snyder of the Indianapolis Fraternal Order of Police. Guy was recently a guest on their podcast "Remnant Revealed" at https://www.youtube.com/c/RemnantRevealed Gun Guy's appearance on "Remnant Revealed" R&R Ep. 38: Guns, Glory and God Given Rights - YouTube Guy, Chris, and Rick discuss the heavy responsibility that our law enforcement carry when they suit up each day for their shift, and what God's role is in the burden they carry. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this special edition of The Gun Guy Show, Guy interviews Pastor Dr. Chris Holland, from The Father's House, https://www.thefathershouseindy.com/ regarding Commandment "Thou Shalt Not Kill" when it comes to justified lethal force from a police officer. Guy asks, "Would it be fair to say that a more accurate translation of that Commandment is though shall not Murder?" Rick Snyder of the Indianapolis Fraternal Order of Police shares his observation regarding the subject. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy Relford returns for another episode of “The Gun Guy” on 93.1 WIBC. Guy begins the show talking about the deadly shooting of Dustin Phipps at a Marathon gas station on the corner of Emerson and Southeastern Avenue. Court documents say Anvictor Butler fired fatal shots at Dustin Phipps as he got in the car Butler was driving. https://www.wishtv.com/news/i-team-8/man-charged-with-murdering-carjacker-at-indianapolis-gas-station/ Guy takes issue with the local media coverage of this shooting. He also took issue with Lawyer Mario Massillamany’s opinon on WTHR "You're still looking at murder charges, even if that was his car and he legally could possess a gun because, in Indiana, the only time you're allowed to use deadly force is in your house," says Massillamany. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/man-charged-with-murder-for-shooting-a-person-getting-in-the-car-he-was-driving/ar-AA14hEC9 See Guy’s social media post regarding Mario’s opinion here: https://www.facebook.com/gunguyWIBC/ Guy agrees with Indiana state law that only allows the use of deadly force when your life is threatened. You are not allowed to use deadly force when one is running off with property. A caller asks when deadly force is justified. Guy talks about the 4 times one is justified in using deadly force. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy spends the majority of today's show talking about the fatal shooting at a Marathon gas station. A caller asks when deadly force is justified. Guy talks about the 4 times one is justified in using deadly force. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy Relford returns for another episode of “The Gun Guy” on 93.1 WIBC. Guy begins the show talking about Irvington resident Lance Huffman, whose family home has been shot at 5 times in the last two months. In the second hour, Guy does some myth busting regarding prior felony's and being able to legally possess a firearm. Fortunately, many non-violent felonies can be expunged. Towards the end of the show, Irvington resident Lance Huffman calls in to report that a suspect has been arrested. As usual, Guy takes calls from the listeners. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy talks about an interview he read with Professor Leila Sadat, who is the James Carr Professor of International Criminal Law at the Washington University in St. Louis. https://www.studlife.com/news/2022/11/09/q-a-reframing-the-conversation-about-gun-control-around-human-rights/ Sadat: "The current focus in the United States is almost entirely on the “rights” of individuals wishing to purchase and wield arms, which they frame as “gun rights” guaranteed by the Second Amendment of the US constitution. I like to say there’s no such thing as gun rights because guns don’t have rights, people do. And that’s not just me being professorial, it’s a fundamental point." Guy takes issue with that logic. The 2nd Amendment is not a 2nd tier right. There is no hierarchy in our bill of rights. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy Relford returns for another episode of “The Gun Guy” on 93.1 WIBC. Guy begins the show with Brian Alvey whom Guy walked with today for the Warrior 110 project. https://thewarrior110.org/ https://www.facebook.com/Warr110r/ The Warrior 110 program raises awareness and funds for veterans suffering from physical and emotional ailments such as PTS (post-traumatic stress) and TBI (traumatic brain injury). Awareness and dollars are raised through "Ruck Marches" (weighted walks often used in military training that stretch for more miles) and various other events throughout the year. Guy then talks about an interview he read with Professor Leila Sadat is the James Carr Professor of International Criminal Law at the Washington University in St. Louis. https://www.studlife.com/news/2022/11/09/q-a-reframing-the-conversation-about-gun-control-around-human-rights/ Sadat: "The current focus in the United States is almost entirely on the “rights” of individuals wishing to purchase and wield arms, which they frame as “gun rights” guaranteed by the Second Amendment of the US constitution. I like to say there’s no such thing as gun rights because guns don’t have rights, people do. And that’s not just me being professorial, it’s a fundamental point." Guy takes issue with that logic. The 2nd Amendment is not a 2nd tier right. There is no hierarchy in our bill of rights. in the 2nd hour, Guy talks about practical reasons for Hoosiers to get a carry license, even though our state is now a constitutional carry state. While Hoosiers have the right to carry without a license, they may not be able to carry outside the state without an Indiana Carry License. How Reciprocity works under Constitutional Carry (the2aproject.com) As usual, Guy takes calls from the listeners. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy begins the show with Brian Alvey whom Guy walked with today for the Warrior 110 project. https://thewarrior110.org/ https://www.facebook.com/Warr110r/ The Warrior 110 program raises awareness and funds for veterans suffering from physical and emotional ailments such as PTS (post-traumatic stress) and TBI (traumatic brain injury). Awareness and dollars are raised through "Ruck Marches" (weighted walks often used in military training that stretch for more miles) and various other events throughout the year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guy Relford returns for another episode of “The Gun Guy” on 93.1 WIBC. Meijer has banned guns from being carried inside their stores. Guy talks about Indiana laws regarding this subject. He explains that "No Guns" signs at entrances are merely policy, not law. A business has the right to ask you to leave, and if you refuse to leave only then has a crime been committed. Beloved Hammer and Nigel producer, The Kyle Wells, aka Mega Mondo, calls in to talk about his 12 years with WIBC and where he’s going now. Big bad Guy admits to getting a little misty and shedding a tear over Kyle’s leaving. Kyle tells the audience that he’s leaving to pursue his dreams as a content specialist for Wrestling Inc. As the call wraps up, Kyle thanks Guy for inspiring him to shave his head bald and embrace the inevitable. Prosecutors Take Charge of Probe Into Alec Baldwin Shooting. While Guy openly admits that he's not an expert on New Mexico law, he addresses possible criminal charges that may be filed against Baldwin. As usual, Guy takes calls from the listeners. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Meijer has banned guns from being carried inside their stores. Guy talks about Indiana laws regarding this subject. He explains that "No Guns" signs at entrances are merely policy, not law. A business has the right to ask you to leave, and if you refuse to leave only then has a crime been committed. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.