Where were you on the day time stood still
today marks the 21st anniversary of the September 11th attack on
America. Many of us lost friends, colleagues,
and loved ones that day.
Others still suffer enduring scars,
both physical and mental,
which are constant reminders of the acts of cowardice that
altered our nation's fiber stripped us of so very many of our freedoms and
forever changed our perceptions of the American way of life.
Many of you listening were too young to remember what happened that day and
far too many who vowed they would never forget, have done.
Just that aside from those who witnessed the events firsthand
and the families of those loved the ones who were killed and ma that day,
it seems our collective memories like bumper sticker,
platitudes have all but faded away my
production team.
And I have been digging through what's left of the archives of that day
to bring you a well let's just say not so subtle
reminder, it's a short audio documentary.
We're calling innocent,
lost the daytime stood still.
I encourage you to share it with your friends and with your children and your
children's children in the years to come let it serve as a record
of truth,
which has all but been eroded in our current era of censorship
and political correctness. But I warn you.
This piece is raw,
real filled with emotion and completely
uncensored like much of life.
It's not for the faint of heart.
So listener discretion is advised and now
counter think media in cooperation with gun for hire radio
presents,
innocence lost the date.
Time stood still.
Miles and miles of sunshine today. Nice as it could be across the Northeast, uh,
rough sea still, uh, from, uh, uh, from the chop from that hurricane.
But other than that, it's kind of quiet around the country.
We like quiet cause it's quiet. It's too quiet.
Around 8:45 AM the people along the west side of Manhattan heard a piercing
wine of a jumbo jet making its way down the Hudson river.
Those who witnessed the scene instinctively realized everything about
it was wrong. Heading down an airway,
normally reserved for a northbound VFR traffic.
It was much too big traveling,
much too fast and much too low,
nearly 500 miles per hour at an altitude of just 900 feet.
More than twice the speed permitted for an aircraft flying that low.
It took less than 90 seconds for American flight 11 to travel the entire
length of the island of Manhattan.
A little after 8:46 AM the huge aircraft weighing
283,600 pounds traveling at
465 miles per hour,
carrying approximately 10,000 gallons of fuel flashed across
the remaining 20 blocks from canal street to the world trade center
and tore through the massive north power between the 93rd and
99 floors killing all on board and wing
incomprehensible carnage across the six, four floors of the building.
I heard the bang. I thought it was done. There. He goes, look outside.
I looked outside. I said, holy, it looks like a plane. Hit it or something.
Battalion chief Pfeiffer made the first official report.
Have the number of floors like,
like the plane was aiming towards the building transmit a third along.
We'll have the staging area at
and west street.
As we swung around in front and world train my mind tells me, wow.
This is, this is bad.
The impact severs 47 of the building's critical perimeter support
columns and damages.
Another two rivers of burning jet fuel pour out of the severed
wings down the elevator shafts to the floor below incinerating,
anything and any one caught caught in its path,
smoke fire and wreckage,
cutting off all escape routes for those in or above the impact zone.
Although all the levels were designed to be smoke and fire resistant,
blindingly thick plumes of wards smoke ripped their way through the
remaining upper floors in minutes,
making it almost impossible for those trapped inside to see
or breathe
witnesses on the upper floor of the south tower were stunned to see a wall of
flames burst through the windows of the north tower,
less than 130 feet away,
followed by a shower of disintegrated desks, files,
computers, airplane parts, and burning bodies.
If you were in the floors below, you saw the ceilings cave in,
you saw the glimpse of the airplane as it impacted the building and you felt
the shock waves ripple through the building. As it physically moved off,
access swaying over 20 feet in each direction,
close to the impact zone. There were people who lived for long,
horrific minutes as they sought refuge from the smoke in flames and
scorching heat.
Many in the last few moments of their lives had the presence of mind
to phone their loved ones or made desperate calls for help.
That would never come.
Five. Good morning. Have a good day. Hi, what's gonna again please. I'm on.
I'm on the 83rd, six, what? 6, 5 8, 6, 9, 5.
She at the someone having difficulty on 83rd floor. Okay.
Ma'am how you doing? Is it, is, are they gonna be able to get somebody up here?
Well, of course, ma'am we coming up to you? Well, there's no one here yet.
And the floors completely Guled we're on the floor and we can't breathe. Okay.
And it's very, very, very hot. It's very, is all the lights still on?
The lights are on, but it's very hot. Ma'am ma'am very hot.
We're all the way on the other side of Liberty. And it's very, very hot.
Are your lights. You can turn the lights off. No, no, the lights are off. Okay.
Good is so how many people where you're at right now?
There's like five people here with me all up on the 83rd floor. Third floor.
Everybody's having trouble breathing. Everybody's having trouble breathing.
Some people are worse. Some people unconscious everybody's awake.
No fight for now and no smoke, right? No smoke. Right? Of course you smoke.
Ma'am ma'am you have to stay calm. There is smoke. Breathe. Okay.
You stay calm with me. Okay. I understand you.
I think there is fire because it's very hot. Okay. It's very hot.
Everywhere on the floor. Okay. I know you don't see it. And I now,
but we I'm going to document. I'm documenting what to say. Okay.
And it's very hot. I will see no fire, but you see smoke, right? It's very hot.
I see. I don't see any air anymore. Okay. All I see is smoke. Okay,
dear. I'm so sorry. Hold on one. Stay calm with me. Stay calm. Listen. Listen.
The call is in. I'm documented. I'm gonna let this, hold on one second, please.
The tired Aren. I no, no, no, no, no, no stay. I'm gonna die.
Ma ma ma'am stay your prayer. And we allow,
we're gonna think positive because you gotta help each other. Get off the floor.
Now I'm tired. Stay calm, stay calm, stay calm, stay calm. My God.
You're doing a good job. Ma'am you're doing a good job.
You're doing you're so hot. I'm burning up. Oh my God.
I just wanted to let you know. I love you. I'm stuck in New York.
There's and just wanted to know. I love you.
There's a, I love you if I'm gonna,
okay. I love you so much.
By 8 55, an army of firemen, police,
emergency service personnel and government officials,
including the mayor himself were rushing to the scene in lower Manhattan.
They were followed by another army of almost equal size of television
news crews, cameramen, photographers, and reporters.
As the apparatus of the largest media operation in the world,
focus their attention on the events unfolding in a small
16 acre plot of ground in the largest city in America
at 9:02 AM.
Little more than 15 minutes after the initial attack while millions of people
in the New York metropolitan region and tens of millions of television viewers
across the world were staring intently at the smoldering icon of
the New York skyline.
A dark shape appeared over the skyline of New Jersey and came hurtling
across the statue of Liberty in the upper bay,
freelance cameraman,
Steve vigilante capture those astounding.
Next few moments on tape.
Holy shit. On that's the other building. That's terror.
Other building that's terrorists, bro. That's fucking terrorists. Holy.
Oh my God. That's T bro. They.
Just shut.
According to seismic records at precisely 9 0 2 54 as
millions watched United 1 75 slammed into the south tower,
cutting a swath through floors,
77 to 85 of the hundred 10 story building instantly
killing all on board and over a hundred more inside as it tour its way
through
By then the first teams of firefighters and emergency workers had already
arrived at the base of the north tower,
where they were greeted by a scene of horror and devastation that
defied the imagination on the Austin Tobin Plaza.
There were burning corpses everywhere.
The mangled bodies of men and women that had already fallen or jumped from the
upper floors of the building and the charred remains of the passengers of flight
11, some still belted in their seats.
1000 feet above in the upper reaches of the towers themselves.
There was a clearly marked delineation between life and death
in the north tower.
The plane struck in the center and because the burning jet fuel went immediately
down the shafts, it created a more intense and fiercely smoky fire.
Those trapped on the floors above were cut off from any hope of escape.
And because they had nowhere to go,
people broke out windows desperate to get air.
People were stacked four and five high hanging out of the windows,
just trying to breathe. Others,
having already climbed out of the windows,
clung to each other and to the metal on the outside of the building.
And then one by one to the absolute
horror of those looking on,
they began to fall and jump to their deaths.
About 15 minutes ago, bodies started dropping from the top floors of the, um,
tower closest to the highway. And, um, it was,
it was absolutely terrible.
Obviously they had two choices to be burned into in flames or to, uh,
leap and end it all.
By 9:30 AM. Eastern daylight time.
Ordinary life in New York city had all but ceased as millions of new Yorkers
in billions, more around the world looked on in shock and disbelief.
But the horrors of that day were nowhere close
to being over.
The world.
Trade said the town number one is on fire the whole outside of the boat.
And it was just had every available ambulance. So world trade now.
And a person comes running into the office as an explosion explosion explosion,
his skin was pulled all from his armies all the way to the top of the fingertips
and pieces missing off his face.
He says he's at the one oh fifth floor at one world trade center.
I'm on the 100 floor of the world trade center with 30 people Northeast corner.
Okay. You let me get you at a hundred first hundred block,
a hundred floor Northeast 30 people in the corner.
The smoke is very bad.
Message.
Number 51 concludes oh 856 million, 12 seconds.
American 11 climb, a table level three, five
American, 11 Boston
or seven Mike Lima. How do you hear.
Mike Lima? Has you loud? Clear.
American 11 Boston.
Okay. My name is Betty OG. I'm number three on flight 11.
Okay.
Um, the cops, it's not answering somebody stabbed in business class and um,
I think there's may that we can't breathe. I, I don't know.
I think we're getting hijacked.
American 11. If you hear Boston center iden please, or acknowledge
American 11, Boston American 11. If you hear Boston center,
iden.
Address weapons, certain Powell. Hi Boston center team. You, we have a,
a problem here.
We have a hijacked aircraft headed towards new New York and we need you guys to,
we need someone to scramble some at 16.
There's something up there to help us out. Is this,
is this real world or exercise? No, this is not an exercise manifest. Okay.
I think we need to scramble Langley right now. And I'm a,
I'm gonna take the fighters from Otis. Tried chase the guy down.
If I can find him Foxy scramble, Langly come towards. The Washington area
was approach. Hey, this is DOAs approach control.
We're tracking a fast moving primary heading towards the white house.
The white house has been advised. All right. I'll tell him.
Okay. I'll keep you advised
2 32. Hey tower. Hello?
Crystal city. Just north of crystal city. Stop to the north of your,
just hear that you me? Yeah. Stop all the departures.
Stop. All. Yeah. Went in Pentagon,
went into the looks like it went in the Pentagon tonight.
Well, we got plane.
The Pentagon.
United 93, win 3, 3 0 7, runway four left cliff Takeo turn.
There.
Go four left United.
93 93.
Checking and 3, 5 93, 3, 5 United 93.
That traffic fee is one o'clock 12 miles eastbound three seven negative contact.
We're looking in at 93. Somebody call Cleveland United
ninety three, three, five ninety three.
Verify your incredible, uh, three, five
United 93 Cleveland United 93 Cleveland
get outta 93 at the Cleveland center. I got place.
It's Lynn. Um, I've only have a minute.
I'm on United 93 and it's been hijacked, um, by terrorists.
Say they have a bomb. Apparently they, uh,
have flown a couple of planes into the world trade center already.
And it looks like they're gonna take this one down as well. Mostly.
I just wanted to say, I love you and I'm gonna be you.
It out 1523. Did you hear your company or did you hear that?
Some interference on a break here? Uh, couple minutes ago screaming. Yes,
I did 7 97 and uh, we couldn't tell what it was either. Okay.
It added 93 Cleveland. If you hear the center right then the American 10.
You heard that also? Yes, sir. Or twice. Roger. We heard that also. Thanks.
I just wanted to confirm there wasn't some interference.
We're just trying to figure out what's going on
that United 93. Yeah. Transition. He said was unreasonable.
It sounded like someone said they, we thought we just, uh, we,
we didn't get it clear
you
activities on your right side smoke or anything like that. Yeah,
we do have a about uh, oh,
probably two O's to cloud, like a.
Receiving report of a 7 57, 15 mile Southwest of the
airport with a T device on board street, chief, uh,
they're advising the plane, went down in the Ville area.
Pennsylvania. We, the relation.
That map there.
Another plane has crashed this one, about 80 miles south of.
Pittsburgh.
These are the first pictures we have in, uh, this is from Somerset county,
Pennsylvania. This is where the United airlines flight, 93.
This was a Boeing 7 57 bound from Newark New Jersey to
San Francisco. It crashed in Somerset county,
Pennsylvania near the town of Shanksville. South of Pittsburgh.
We are told about 80 miles outside of Pittsburgh.
Noise coming from it, but the engines were running. Um,
I then saw the plane coming down at almost a 90 degree angle,
maybe an 80 degree angle. And the next thing I saw was a big fireball and smoke.
When it come down over top of me, I seen it go nose,
dive straight into the ground.
Down here. We heard this noise in the sky and my friend and I looked up and uh,
said, what's that? And, uh, just going over basically over our, uh,
horizon of the hill was this plane.
It was completely upside down is what it was. Uh,
the tail fin was down and it was going in at a sharp ascent,
probably more than a 45 degree angle, closer to a 90 degree angle.
Next thing was over the hip horizon. It was a big, huge fireball.
That's what it was. I'd say at least four or 500 feet in the air. The fireball.
The debris here is spread over a three to four mile radius,
which has now been completely sealed off and is being treated according to the
FBI as a crime scene.
This is one of those cases where the pictures really do tell the story that sort
of the most horrifying aspect of this particular crash scene is
how little debris is visible.
There is a large crater in the ground. That's really,
all you see is a large crater in the ground and, and just tiny,
tiny bits of debris. There has been at least one report that the, uh,
investigators out there and there are hundreds of them. As I said tonight, um,
have found nothing larger than a phone book.
When I took the call over, there was a soft spoken,
calm gentleman on the other end,
he told me that there's three people that have taken over the flight.
That point. I asked him his name. He told me Todd Beamer.
He was from cranberry New Jersey.
I wanted him to think that he still had a chance.
I didn't want him to feel like it was just totally hopeless and he definitely
didn't have a choice. And he knew he was going to die.
I didn't want him to have that feeling. I felt that he knew at that time,
because he had said, oh, Jesus help us. And then he said, Lisa,
would you recite to Laura's prayer with me?
And I knew that he knew at that time that
it wasn't much love for him to do.
They're all heroes in my eyes. They really are.
They all pitched together and they did what they thought was the best thing to
do at that time. And um,
I feel that Todd played a great role in that because
when he told the guys, are you ready?
I assumed that they were waiting on his cue.
Then they responded to him and he said, okay,
let's roll.
Broadcasting from behind the second amendment iron curtain in the shadows of the
New York city skyline. This is gun for hire radio,
the voice of 1 million New Jersey gun owners with your hosts sandyard
and master firearms trainer Anthony Calandra.
Hi from the land that Friedman forgot the was second amendment broadcast in
the nation. Welcome to it.
21 Years ago. Yes, sir. September 11th.
I hope everybody listened. I'm so glad Sandy, um,
spent all the time producing and putting that piece together and we've been
playing it for quite some time now, probably over 10 years and uh.
Yeah, about 12 years, 12, 15.
Years. Yeah. So I'm, I'm so glad.
So many of our new listeners get to listen to that,
especially Sandy and I were just talking before we went on air, you know,
21 years ago,
how many of our listeners are in their twenties and early thirties that,
you know, it didn't affect them the way it affected us as adults.
Mm-hmm , you know, with the jobs and responsibilities, you know,
I could, I could imagine if you were six,
it didn't affect you the way it affected me. And, uh,
we shall never forget.
Mm-hmm.
. And, uh.
And the interesting part about it is if, um,
each year I go back into the archives to look for, uh,
the original files that we pulled and each year more and more and more just
disappear.
Really?
Yeah. All the audio files. Cause we, we used, uh,
live recordings, live, um,
you know, um, police and emergency calls. And, you know,
it took months and months and months and months to produce that piece.
And many of the, uh,
audio files that were there or gone from, I guess,
the internet archives,
a lot of our original places that we went back to try to find some,
some were really very rare. Some were donated, uh, some pieces from,
you know, industry colleagues and things like that who had them. And, um,
we, most of the stuff that's out there is just completely, you know, it, it,
each year it's, it's funny to watch how it,
it dwindles and dwindles and dwindles as if it's almost being, uh,
intentionally removed or sanitized or, or whatever you'd want to say about.
It. Well, I just wanna say thank you for putting that together and uh,
now let's get into it. Um,
I wanna talk about there's a lot going on in New Jersey right now. Uh,
there's the state,
a lot of towns and counties are still not issuing firearms ID cards for initial
applicants. They're, they're,
they're not issuing change of address cards because the new F I D cards have to
have a picture in a thumbprint.
And I know Dan has been working diligently with the acting attorney general, uh,
there's judges, uh, lake counties,
like Essex that haven't processed the single carry permit yet.
There's judges in Bergen county that are being extremely over zealous, which,
you know, um, what happens is after you deny you have to appeal,
it's gotta go to an appellate court.
It's gonna take at least a year until you get satisfaction.
I'm gonna talk about some of those cases today. Some judges are requiring, uh,
court appearance. Some judges are just signing them.
Some counties de prosecutor is getting involved where they're not supposed to
judges not supposed to get involved either. Uh, ocean county is, uh,
the judge is putting down an exemption, uh,
that where you have to unload your gun and you can't transport it in your own
car, load it in your holster. So, uh, and I know people are getting frustrated,
Sandy, I'm getting a ton of emails. It's been 60 days, I'm in Hoboken,
I'm in be on I'm in sea, cuz I'm here, I'm there or whatever. Uh,
I have to tell you that The two,
a groups and Strikeforce everybody is, is on it as much as we can.
And Dan said weeks ago, there's times to talk.
And then there's times where you have to do other things and it's getting close
to that point. Now, uh, very shortly,
they'll probably be some announcements and stuff. I can't say anything further,
but believe me, I feel all of your frustrations out there. Um,
you know, and then there's people that do things that don't make sense.
So this one guy lives in Essex county and applied
first carry permit. And uh,
three weeks later he decided to move to Morris county to a different town.
And he's asking me if it's going to affect his carry permit. I'm like, yeah,
you have to start all over again. Right? You,
you have to start all over again because it's.
Diff no, you have to start all over again,
but now you gotta get a new F I D card too.
Correct? You have to start. And he anyway,
but there's certain things you control and certain things you can't control.
I will tell you this, right.
They're searching and combining deeper for the carry permit
than ever that's ever been done before. All right. Yeah.
If you have an F I D card and you've purchased numerous pistol permits,
if you think you're a slam dunk to get the carry permit, if you,
you have any previous domestics,
if you have drunken disorderlies, if you have, uh,
tons of speeding tickets or, or whatever, or other minor criminal history,
when you were a, a juvenile or something, there's a good chance.
This stuff may come up in court and it may be a
disqualifier. And again,
it might be overturned in appellate court after you appeal it,
but you're gonna have to appeal it. And the other situation is that at now,
if a judge says you're a disqualified person, you risk the, uh, the, the, uh,
the, the crime of where they're gonna come now and confiscate all your firearms,
right?
So you better make sure all your firearms that you own are legal and
registered and papered. And if you have any contraband,
it's not in this state anymore,
because then you're just gonna open yourself to more problems. All right.
Everybody was so excited to apply for the carry.
A lot of people didn't think hard and long about the ramifications.
If you were denied or more closely scrutinized, you know, on the application,
it asked if you're alcoholic and one of our, uh,
gunfire alumni put no he's a recovering alcoholic and has had a drink in over 25
years. And the judge construed that as lying on the application.
Now, all the legal legals I talked to said,
it will be overturned in an appellate court.
So if you have situation or circumstances like that,
you better run it past legal. All right,
now we C N J O with the J uh,
factor lawsuit is a huge lawsuit to overturn all of this stuff,
to get the judges and the prosecutors removed from this process.
So you should go to CN jfo.com and you should donate to the Cheeseman
case, uh, with Jensen, we've talked about this J factor, uh,
the J the J factor case, excuse me, J factor was on the show last week, our two,
a historian, and he is also a plaintiff, but, uh, we also have the,
the five families, C N J FFO is included to get rid of the F I D card,
which will be a big help. And then the mag band was sent down to, uh,
the appellate court, which we're waiting, Dan, Schmos working on that.
And then our assault weapons band case we're working on,
and FPC has an assault weapons band case too. But, you know, again,
this stuff doesn't happen overnight. Like I'm getting emails,
it's been 61 days since I sent my stuff to the judge and, uh,
to the town and I haven't gotten to carry permit. Who do I Sue O okay. But yeah,
that's great. Yeah. You know, this is some,
this is a little snapshot of some emails,
just received a call from the judge in PA state county.
My carry was approved by the state police. Unfortunately,
he is making me fly back from Florida for a 10 minute interview price you pay
for right to carry. Thanks for paving the way from the, for the rest of us.
James V I appreciated James. Uh,
the judge in Pasa county is requiring you to appear before him, uh,
whether he's approving or denying you the Bergen county judge,
if you get called to appear for the Bergen county judge, uh,
it you're gonna be questioned in depth or, and possibly denied because, uh,
that's his been his Mo so far. Uh, but again, some counties like Essex,
uh, they had a meeting Friday. I don't know what the outcome was yet,
where they're gonna decide how they're gonna start processing the carry permits.
And they have thousands of them, by the way. Now,
unfortunately for those judges,
Essex county is just not comprised of lower income areas where there's gonna be
classism. Essex county has a bunch of wealthy towns, too.
And many of them are customers of the gunfire range.
And they're all not happy right now.
And many of them are huge political donors to the very parties
that support those judges. So I,
people are growing frustrated.
A bunch of them are high profile lawyers that are ready to Sue.
So hopefully by next week's show,
we'll have some information for you on Essex county and Mercer county and
Monmouth county and, uh, Gloster county, and a few other outliers right now, uh,
Mercer county county. I believe Eric Aine from C N J F he's.
The judges is waiting for further guidance from the state.
not ridiculous. Here's another one and good show with Jay factor.
He seems to be quite the encyclopedia of two, a knowledge, no shit. I,
I enjoy listening to it Monday morning as I devour my two Taylor ham case,
pork roll, egg and cheese on brioche buns, which salt, pepper, and ketchup,
salt, pepper, and S PK. He said,
I also made a donation immediately afterwards to C N J O.
Thanks again for all your hard work for all of us. Chuck Mueller, Chuck,
thank you very much. Make those donations.
We got guys posting on New Jersey gun forms.
They're going to eat peanut butter and jelly during the week, uh,
so that they can make additional donations. Well, go mango. I want to hear that.
That's, that's a, that's a beautiful thing. So, uh,
let's go a few more letters cuz I have this massive learning segment that you're
all gonna have to trudge through here. So hello.
I thought I'd share my experience with you in Bergen county superior court.
After successfully submitting my carry application packet to the local PD and
waiting a few months, I was sent an email advising me of a court appearance.
Once I was in front of the judge, I began to,
he began to question me about my driver's license,
abstract picking specific offenses to show that I have no problem breaking the
law. Then when questioned about my pending divorce case, he went out to state.
The last thing I'm doing is throwing a pistol in the mix. Mind you,
I already have two legally obtained pistols and other rifles and I have no
history of violence or assault.
The judge also made it a point that he was going to scrutinize every single
application and nitpick at everything all in the sake of public safety.
He went on to question the PD representative onto why no questions were asked
about this or that I can provide further detail. If you like at this point,
I wanna share the fact that Bergen county is not playing fair.
Not that I think any of us are surprised by that objective standards are
ruled are, are being ruled. Subjectively.
I will appeal this Appell to appellate court. All right. I just,
I'm not using his name because it's an ongoing case,
but this is what I'm talking about. Ladies and gentlemen, okay.
This is what we have to be careful with. All right.
I don't understand how you're a couple of driving tickets and you're in the
middle of a divorce can decide whether you qualify for your constitutional right
to carry. You already owns pistols. If he was gonna have a violent outbreak,
it would've been done already carrying it is a whole different thing.
It's gonna be overturned in appellate court. And you know what?
A bunch of these cases gonna go overturned,
a judge might get switched somewhere else by the time this happens.
But meanwhile, a lot of damage is gonna be done, right.
Right.
On the other spectrum. Hi Anthony, just sharing my experience with you.
Handing my application to my local police department,
August 17th just got a call from the Besse county to come September 1st to pick
it up. I was approved in three weeks total. Thank you.
And thank you for keeping everyone up to date with the information George S
again, this is all I get both sides of the spectrum. Constantly. Constantly,
constantly.
Depends on where you, where you live, where you, uh, go,
where you live and what day of the week it is and which way the wind is blowing.
Apparently. And this is going to be their downfall.
This is going to be their downfall.
Exactly because you can't have it this way from county to county.
So keep it up guys and girls, it's gonna be their downfall.
Hi there I applied July eight weeks ago for my purchase permit.
Although I had been approved without any issues in the past,
I am now waiting for weeks with the Bayone police department tells me
permanently that I had to wait until the chief is going to sign and it takes
longer than usual. He, I told them,
I told them what to do to contact them and asked firm be firm, but nice.
And he got a response that they're backed up and they're processing it and
they're working on it. Okay. So this is they're. They're doing this everywhere.
They're doing this everywhere. All right. I got another one. Anthony.
We just spoke on the phone about five minutes. Prior to this email,
you told me to email you about possibly using me as a plaintiff in a lawsuit
against the state of New Jersey, uh, ag for holding up my F I D card.
I took your course for the carry permit on seven 13,
and went through notary at your facility and received this,
the photos that you use for all the documents. I went through the process,
getting all my references,
who have been interviewed along with the mental health background check and
passed.
I had brought everything to the police station and Lodi and was told to obtain
an address, change on my F I D card. Once I did that, I was told,
I now need a new F I D card would a photo and a fingerprint mandated by the
state. So I did that as well. And now they are telling me to have,
there's no way to make my F I D card.
So now my old F I D card is invalid and I'm waiting for the new one,
which has been two months now. And I have no way to purchase a fire ammunition.
I hope we can get this all resolved and thank you for your help.
Sincerely V it's it's crazy. And this is load on it's. Yeah,
but they can't do anything. They can't give 'em a new F I D card.
They there's no way to issue a new F I D card.
Oh my.
God, because there is none. There, there is no,
there is no way to print one out with a photo and a fingerprint on it.
crazy. Right?
Wonderful. Yeah.
Sorry. I'm wet my whistle.
So while the ag is sitting on all of this,
this is what we have an announcement to put me outta business,
New Jersey, appoints leaders of new firearms enforcement office,
ladies and gentlemen, this is the next step. Okay.
Here we go.
Acting ag.
Matthew kin today announced the appointment of two supervisors who will be
leading a recently founded office,
designed to hold manufacturers and sellers of guns and firearms,
accessories accountable.
When they endanger the health and safety of new Jerseyans,
not criminals. There we go. Not criminals, not.
At all. No.
Okay. He appointed Rav Rob Mon Andon, uh,
most recently director investigations of the office of state controller,
OSC and Jeremy airshow,
a litigator at the New York office of Jenner and block firm to lead the
statewide affirmative firearms enforcement S AFE office.
This was founded by Murphy in July.
I'm thrilled to announce a leadership team for our safe office that is,
uh, accountable for the harms.
They caused our residents at the journal. So we,
we caused the residents arm.
How many dealers have they shut down for closing businesses? How many,
how, how none? Right? Let's let's face it none.
And so how.
About the ship bags? Who commit the crime? Correct.
How are holding them finally responsible?
Correct. So they're combined, experiencing,
managing complex matters at both state and national levels will ensure that any
corporations recklessly feeding the gun violence crisis and causing
injury, death and tragedy, oh God. You know,
if they looked at the prisons and they looked at the court system,
they would have all their answers, but we all know this is about gun banning.
This is not about lowering crime. This is not about fighting crime. Right?
Let's face it. Am I right or wrong? Absolutely.
So, uh, this is the seriously, seriously, what they're gonna do now,
they're gonna go after this public safety thing,
because the Supreme court already said you can't Sue gun manufacturers when
they're committed with a crime, but they can say, now that there's, you know,
was there a threat to public safety, by the way,
the manufacturers, the distributors are the retails market guns.
Okay. So, you know, cuz they sued, uh,
Daniel defense when that kid used a gun to shoot. Right. And you know,
other issues like that. But meanwhile, we have all these other laws. Again,
we discussed this a million times.
None of this is designed to go after criminals.
It's all designed to take the guns away from the law, abiding citizens.
I don't know when we're ever going to have enough of this sanity.
I just don't understand. And you know, we're watching this closely because I'm,
I'm the big two, a advocate gun range, gun store owner.
So the target is on my back bigly, you know? Oh, AB absolutely.
And it has been because even, even if you weren't, they would find a way they.
LOA the, you . I love that, which.
Is kind of like a badge of honor.
I listen to me. I'm good. I'm good. Bring it on, bring it on,
bring it on, bring it on. So let's,
I'm gonna go right into heavy duty learning because we have a lot going on.
We have abductions and rapes going on and we have a lot of gun issues in
New Jersey and stuff that I'm getting a, a ton of questions for.
And I think we all should be aware of this. So, you know,
where can you carry a gun in New Jersey?
So New Jersey law prohibits concealed carry in or on
any location,
prohibited by state regulation or law casinos a vehicle without
a firearm's permit. So if you don't have a permit, you can't have it, you know,
loaded in on your person, uh, cruises to the statute of Liberty,
Liberty island and Ellis island can't have a gun in state parks
are any educational institutions,
national estate far and wildlife management areas, which is interesting,
you know, private property against the wishes of the owners firearms.
So like if a bear is coming.
At you, no, you give the bear to gun, give.
The bear.
To gun firearms. Owners should never consider any list of restriction locations.
Ex exhaustive call ahead to ask about the firearms policy of any
intended, uh, destination. So where can you carry in New Jersey?
You can carry in a bar and restaurant. You can carry in a place of worship.
You can carry in a vehicle while possession of a firearms license or permit.
You can carry at your place of business. You can carry it, roadside, rest areas.
Our in your residence are land that you own. That's just a general thing.
We will be. We will be, uh, addressing this more. Um,
as we progress in New Jersey, there's gonna be a us law shield, uh,
for what 150 people we're hosting with Napa in about a month.
And he'll be answering a, excuse me,
a lot of these questions and I'll be staying and listening to the whole thing
and learning. And I heard his rant about pork roll last month. Uh, last,
last show. So F him is all I have to say, even though,
even though I love him so let's talk a little bit more
about carrying in New Jersey. So in New Jersey,
we do not have a right to inform.
So what that means is if you're pulled over by a police officer,
you do not have to inform that police officer,
that you are carrying a firearm, that you have a permit.
Do you understand everybody understands that here's what I do when I'm pulled
over by a police officer, if police overs pulling me over,
I pull over as far to the shoulder that I safely can as far right as
possible,
making sure the police officer also has enough room where he's not in an
unsafe place, so he could pull over behind me. I open all four of my windows.
I have dark tinted windows on my, my vehicle. I open all four of my windows.
I shut the ignition off and I put my hands at 10 and two o'clock on the steering
wheel. If I had a car that had a physical key, right?
I would take the key out of the ignition and put it in a center console.
Cops are very wary of that because they've had their hands grabbed in
the past, uh,
where and somebody put the car in gear and took off and dragged the cop at 60
miles an hour. And let 'em go and let 'em roll. Okay.
So cops are very wary of that. So if you have your four windows open,
your flashers are on your keys. Out of the ignition,
the car is off and your hands are on the steering wheel.
And the officer approaches from either the driver's side or the passenger side,
you'll notice most times an officer will, uh, touch your car in the back,
cuz they wanna put your fingerprint on, on the, uh, on, on the,
uh, on the back of the car. Okay. Because in case you pull away or something,
there's, there's uh, there's proof that they were at that car.
Now when the officer approaches, he's gonna say license, registration,
insurance card. And you're gonna say no problem, officer,
I you're gonna say it's in the glove box or my wallet's in my hip pocket or my
wallet's in my front pocket. How would you like me to proceed?
That's what I always do. How would you like me to proceed?
And as soon as he does you open your wallet or whatever,
this is not the time you do not hand the police officer,
your carry permit with your driver's license.
If I see this one more time online. Oh man, it's unbelievable. Listen,
I cops have chimed in some cops are active via L Le and they send me a DM dude.
Thank you so much for posting that I can't, you know, because I'm on the job.
I can't, I can't post that, but you have to,
you just have to give them your license, registration, insurance card,
wait until further directions.
See the reason why you never go digging for your wallet or anything else like
that, uh, is because, uh, it might look like you're trying to hide something.
You know, look at it for, look at it from the rear ver mirror.
You know what I mean? How does the cops see you? If your head is bobbing,
there's another passenger or something. It, it, it looks scary. I never move.
I I'm telling you when I shut the car off, I put my hands on the steering wheel.
I just wait, rain Slee or snow. I just wait.
One time a cop pulled me over at Winston was alive. Winston was barking.
The cop says you could roll the back windows up because the dog was like
sticking out the window, trying to get at the cop, you know? Yeah.
It's a stranger. Yeah. So I rolled the back windows up. I waited for direction.
So now when the cop tells you to give stuff, give your stuff,
you hand it to him, keep your hands on a steering wheel.
Of course be respectful and everything. Now,
if the cop says any weapons in the car,
actually that's a broad statement, right? So, uh, officer, I'm a,
I I'm a legal carry permit holder in a state of New Jersey and I'm carrying
a gun on, uh, my right hip or whatever.
And you have your hands on the steering wheel. Now of course, you know,
it could lead to a 10 situation.
Remember New Jersey cops are not used to dealing with this. Yes, that's right.
And most cops are not gun people let's face it.
So they're not used to this and they're not gun people.
So you wait for further direction.
Now I really can't give you any tips after that because it could branch out in
5 million ways. The officer might have you come out a car.
He might wanna secure your firearm. Okay. I don't know.
He might tell you to just stay in a car and keep your hands on the steering
wheel until he comes back from the car.
He might have a backup roll up because they want two of them there when they
take you out of the car. If they have to take you out of the car,
I don't know at this point. So we'll be sharing more stories,
anybody out there that wants to share more, I'm I'm open for it,
but I'm gonna get you to that as far to,
as the finish line as I can with what I'm telling you. All right. And uh,
again,
the cops know that 99.9% of people with a carry permit are most
likely a law abiding upstanding citizen, but still they have to be wary.
And again, New Jersey we're were a muck with holo phobia, you know, fear,
fear of people with guns and fear of guns. So I would just, you know,
roll it back as best as you possibly can. And, uh, be careful.
Uh, do you agree, Sandy?
Absolutely.
Agree. So I, you know, my book crime proof on page 2 0 9,
I had napping, right? A whole chapter of dealing, uh, with,
uh, the police and everything, mostly from the house. But I wanna deal with, uh,
dealing with police and asserting your rights. And this is right from Evan.
Napkin's orange book that you all know.
And it's also one whole chapter it's chapter. Which chapter did I give napping?
I don't write, remember it's so chapter 14, I gave him,
I didn't wanna give him 13, but I, now I should have,
because he thinks it's pork role,
but so from napping,
it is important to understand how to deal with the police.
Even though honest gun owners generally support the police and believe that the
police are, are your friend complying with the police instead of lawyering up,
can cause major legal problems for the law abiding citizen below
a Sage advice from attorney Evan.
Nappi read it careful and remember to follow it. No matter how innocent you are.
S a strategic air command SAC, all right.
S remain silent. I assert my right to remain silent.
A ask for your attorney. I want my,
an attorney C do not consent to any search.
Do not make any sign or any statements without your attorney's approval.
Always be respectful, polite cooperative,
do not physically resist with under any circumstances.
You have a right to remain silent. Now I agree with that enough to,
if the officer says, well, step out, I would like to secure your firearms.
You know, during this traffic stop or something,
I'm waiting for napping or Dan or somebody to, you know,
tell me what they think, which is, which is fine. Uh, and, uh,
what I would do is after that, um, you know,
if they request to search your car, I would say no, unless they have a warrant.
Okay. If they don't have a search warrant, I wouldn't let them search my car.
They can always.
Get a warrant. Well then let them go get a warrant. Okay. Right.
That's that's how I feel. Let, let, let, 'em go get a warrant. So, uh,
so that's what NA is telling us. Okay. Sack, silent attorney and,
uh, consent do not consent to a search. And, uh,
napkins always says the fish that opens its mouth is the fish that gets caught.
Okay? Yes. But you know,
the sixth amendment guarantees an individual's right to an attorney by asking
for an attorney and remaining silent,
honest gun owners provide themselves with fundamental foundation for strong
legal defense, defense attorney smile.
When they learned their client stood firm on their rights, say,
I want my attorney. If you do not already have an attorney say,
I want my attorney requesting an attorney does much more than simply getting the
accused legal counsel,
simply requesting an attorney causes causes a wall of constitutional protection
to spring up. This wall prevents further interrogation by the authorities.
After demanding an attorney statements obtained for,
from further interrogation made without the defendant's attorney present cannot
be used by the state as evidence,
as long as the person continues to verbally ask for an attorney,
this holds true, unless defendants foolishly waive their right to an attorney.
Okay? So I'm telling you right now, and we.
Have to say too, right aunt, that they, they, there have been, uh,
police officers have been known to many of them coerce
by intimidation. You know, you, if you have nothing to hide, if,
if you're not innocent, only innocent people don't need an attorney.
The guilty people always ask for attorneys, you know,
and they continue battering. If you open your mouth at that point, you lost.
Correct. Now let's talk about never consent to a search without a warrant.
Do not sign any statements without an attorney's advice.
You should never consent to a warrant list. Search. The key here is consent.
If a law enforcement officer insist on searching,
you do not resist being searched.
Just make it verbally clear that you are not consenting to this search. Say,
I do not consent to this search cuz they're all wearing body cams today. Okay?
Additionally, do not sign any consent form without the advice of your attorney.
In some cases,
the officer may be allowed to ask you to sign that you receive the summons.
This is done so that you don't have to formally attest. Additionally, if stop,
while driving, you may be required by law to produce your driver's license,
registration insurance card.
Refusal of blood alcohol testing is usually unlawful as well.
Check your jurisdiction's law for specifics.
If a search is done without adequate probable cause then the court will suppress
evidence obtained after a hearing handled by your attorney and the state will
not be able to use it. When people consent to a search,
then anything found may be used as evidence, evidence against them,
whether there was probable cause or not.
Although law abiding citizens may feel that they have nothing to hide.
Consider that people may nonetheless pro possess contraband,
that they otherwise believe to be legal or that others may have left our planet
in their cars, houses, or even in their clothing.
So not giving consent is not probable cause for search.
Some people feel that if they do not consent to the search,
the officer will suspect them. People are afraid of the inappropriate question.
What do you have to hide? The actual legal question,
which must be answered by the sta by the state at court is why did this law
enforcement officer feel it necessary to invade your privacy and conduct the
search?
The question properly shifts the burden of proof to the police as was our
founding father's intention.
Remember the fourth amendment is there to protect our privacy from government
intrusion.
I am frequently asked by law abiding citizens about what to do when pulled over
in a vehicle when transporting firearms, there are two basic steps.
First of all, make sure that all items are being transported lo lawfully,
and secondly, be polite and respectfully.
Hopefully the reason for your pullover is simply a traffic matter and will be
handled as such, without blowing up into a full fledged car person.
Search the key indicator as to whether to stop is going to further is going
further that a potential traffic summons will be revealed by the officer's
questions and actions.
If asked whether or not there are any weapons in a car immediately be aware that
you are in danger of becoming a victim of the gun laws.
The question may be handled in many ways. However,
my personal response is to ask the officer why I am being asked that question.
The answer to this question goes directly to the issue of probable cause.
Why are you being asked whether you have weapons in a car?
Is it simply a fishing expedition on behalf of the officer or is it because a
weapon is in plain view of the front seat? If it is a fishing expedition,
then that question is clearly unidentified.
If there is a gun or ammunition on a seat, then regardless of your answer,
you are probably looking at having your vehicle in person searched.
The key here is not to give any excuses for a vehicle search. For example,
items left in plain view, expired motor vehicle license, odd behavior,
et cetera. If you obey the law and act in a practical and intelligent manner,
you should be able to avoid vehicle slash person searches.
The bottom line is we all have heard the Miranda rights given on various TV,
cop shows and movies.
We have heard them so often that many folks do not even pay attention to them.
Okay? The media has so belittled our constitutional rights,
that many naive citizens simply ignore them.
Gun owners cannot afford to ignore them.
Always remain polite and respectful when asserting your rights.
But the key to is, is to assert them, okay. Remember,
do not fall for the media. Desensitizing us to our rights.
It is unfortunate that our rights are not taught in schools anymore.
One would think something as important as that would be a priority,
but unfortunately it is not. Remember.
I want to speak to my attorney.
If a police officer tells you, you do not need an attorney.
That is a sure fire sign that you need an attorney.
I hope I covered enough. There is it break.
Uh, we can, uh, do, uh, housekeeping anytime I.
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I asked my guys for the top 20 guns that we rent,
uh, that we sell in the store and make sure we have them all for rent.
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And the TAUs G three C nine, the top 20 carry guns.
We have over 400 guns for rent,
but we have the top 20 guns that we've been selling.
We have two or three of each in the rental department. Try it before you buy.
We have over a thousand guns in the gun store for sale,
and we have over 400 guns for rent. So beat that with a stick mofo. Okay,
come on down and try it before you buy it. Don't forget.
October 14th,
the Hunterton Hills Playhouse go to NRA foundation.org and go.
You wanna go to the friends of the NRA dinner? It's the 29th annual fundraiser.
I'm donating a ton of swag for Irv and all of those guys down there.
You wanna be a part of that. It's really, really a good organization.
If I wasn't in Florida that week,
I would be going to the DC project and I would be going to the, the NRA dinner.
But neither one, I will be sadly be able to make,
but support those who support you. So more learning before we get into my book,
San,
a New Jersey woman found with loaded gun in her carryon luggage in
the lining of our carryon luggage. in the lining. Yeah,
it was put there accidentally.
Oh yeah. It.
Happens to me. 38 caliber revolver loaded with five bullets.
Now she claims she didn't know it was there. What if somebody,
somebody in her family hid the gun there in the house. It would be, yeah. You,
you don't know. Ah, right. That be my defense. That would be my defense too.
I'm sure. Uh, but anyway, uh, she's probably going to jail or,
and in fact she's definitely lost her gun rights forever and it's gonna cost her
mutual bucks in legal fees. And, uh, it's a big problem.
You know, that , we have to deal with, uh, stuff like this,
but you know, there's no shortage of idiots. Is there?
No, there is there no shortage.
Whatsoever. So I think by now,
most people heard about this Tennessee jogger that was abducted and raped and
murdered. You familiar sand. Yeah.
Mm-hmm so of course the left came out and said that she shouldn't
have been jogging alone at four 30 in the morning. And which she,
and maybe she shouldn't have been wearing a clothes. She was wearing, uh,
nobody the left says, yeah,
nobody ever said that the guy who got outta jail four years earlier for another
abduction,
maybe he should have still been in jail and she'd still be alive today.
Look, he couldn't help himself. That's what the problem is. You know,
he just couldn't help himself. And since he was let outta jail, uh, you know,
he didn't have to help himself. So he helped himself.
Yeah. So this dovetails into my book.
This is back to college now and you all bought your kids,
microwaves refrigerators and all kinds of other crap. Yeah.
But did you buy him my book to read? Did you also, uh,
did you also instill stuff in them?
Did you set up their dorm with a lot of safety stuff, their car, their bag?
Did you get, 'em a bug out bag? Any of that?
Everybody who listened to this show right now, especially it was the first time.
If you haven't read crime proof, you need to.
So I had this debate with some friends and
family members and I'm like, you know,
she may have still been alive if she had read my book and they're like, well,
the guy pulled over and overpowered her and threw her in his SUV and pulled
away. Is it that easy to do that, Sandy? No.
It is not. No, it is not. Unless you have, unless you're jogging with, with, uh,
sensory deprivation, like most, uh, people do, especially.
Young probably had headphones on right.
Headphones on.
Yep. So that's a no-no who's in a cloud somewhere,
but it could have been preventable. And what, what,
what have I taught for years?
Do we ever let the bad guy take you to a secondary location?
Never you fight to the death. You die on the side of the road.
I don't care if has a gun or a knife. If they put it up to you and say,
come with me, I'm not gonna hurt you.
All bets are off at that point because you are now going to die.
And it's the same thing too.
And you've spoken about this a number of times if you walk into,
or if you foolish enough to not look first and walk into an armed robbery to
seven 11, where you happen to be there making your coffee in the morning,
stirring the sugar, and all of a sudden the place gets robbed.
And they say to you,
get in the cooler or go into the back and they're gonna take you into the back
room.
I'm going.
Not going, not going.
I'm definitely not going, but,
so I don't know what transpired did he sneak on her and did he hit her over the
head and you know what I mean? And, and knocked her out. But I,
it looks like he pulled up and she saw him, you know? Yeah.
So I don't know. I don't know. Uh.
You see it a lot. I mean, it's just predators and prey.
It's the same, it's the same story over and over again.
Predators know how to identify pre, but most human,
um, pre do not know how to identify their predators.
Correct. So,
so we have this situation where she was abducted and he got her in the vehicle
and he raped her in the vehicle. And then he,
I don't know how he killed her yet. The autopsy hasn't come back yet,
but you know, situational awareness, conditioned yellow, four 30 in the morning.
He had been watching her cuz she had the same routine. Yeah.
Right.
Yeah. Right. I mean I cover all of this stuff tremendously, tremendously,
right over and over. Was she carrying mace? Was she carry it's Tennessee?
Why does she have a gun? Exactly.
Exactly.
In a rip apart Fanny pack in the front.
Why didn't she have a firearm that she could have fought back with? Again,
people will have these tools at their disposal yet they choose
not to use anything at their disposal.
Yes. Yes.
I, I just, I just, I don't understand it. And you know, a,
a lot of this would not happen if we did not have a catch and release revolving
door, damn, you know,
criminal justice system where we just keep letting people out over and over
again. And you're absolutely right. We do.
We do. And you know, we talked off air about, uh,
I've been traveling around the country and I'm going from city,
not real big city to big city, but I w I'm in the state of Florida.
I'm not gonna say exactly where, but I stopped at a number of cities. And,
and I was telling Anthony basically everywhere.
I went that I haven't been in maybe a year or two has changed so
dramatically to the point that you could sense the potential
violence on the street. And we're talking, uh, places where, um,
most tourists would go.
And the level of predators on the street was palpable
in virtually every city I've been in.
So it is coming to every hill and every Dale,
because first whatever reason it is, the world is upside down.
No it's completely upside down.
It's completely upside down the small sect of communist, rich,
rich elites have taken our country and dragged it down to where I never thought
I'd see it go. Yes. To be honest, I just, I was just telling you,
I just read San Francisco,
handicap people in San Francisco just filed a class action lawsuit against the
city of San Francisco.
They can't get around because these sidewalks are blocked by homeless people and
drug addicts with their tents and their mattresses. And they've been spit on,
they've had drugs thrown at them.
They've had feces thrown at them and they've been robbed, trying to get,
cause here you are match.
Could you imagine you're in a wheelchair and you're going through and these
homeless people lunch exactly.
Right lunch. Exactly.
And you're in San Francisco. That's right. You know,
nobody's got a gun because you know, nothing could ever happen to us here.
Yeah. Right. Because they're, they're all forbidden except for the, uh, guards,
the armed guards, protecting the people behind those giant walls and,
and guarded gates, which is exactly, uh, the neighborhood I'm in right now,
uh,
where along the ocean front are nothing but houses that you cannot see
behind giant shrubbery and uh,
guarded gates and just outside, um,
are the Vance who are, um, uh, taking over the city.
Let's just say.
It's horrible. I've gotten so much positive feedback from my book.
And I, I just wanna keep sharing it people.
So for you cheap bastards that didn't buy it for you or your kids or read it to
instill in your kids as you're setting 'em up.
I notice everybody takes the time on social media to post the pictures of,
you know,
it's Melinda's first day in college and it's the Jojo's first day in college and
the picture of their dorm room and all the electronics,
they bought them and everything else like that. But you know,
the biggest thing is hopefully you instill the proper mentality in your children
because you could buy 'em $10,000 worth of safety stuff.
And if you didn't instill the proper mentality, you're,
you're not gonna win anyway.
And if you didn't instill the proper mentality in them,
that means you don't have the proper mentality. So now we're really in trouble,
right? Yeah. So yeah,
when you bring your child to the campus or you're setting up their dorm room as
a parent,
you should look around and make sure that all the hallways and fire exits are
well marked check that securities. In fact, being used in the building,
when you go to your child's dorm,
there are some items that you're sh that sure you might wanna add to your list.
Most people will make sure that their children have a little fridge,
the newest iPhone in the best laptop. However,
parents won't spend a few hundred dollars to buy them an additional fire
extinguisher or emergency ladder to throw out the window.
Should they be caught in a fire on the second or third floor?
How about a personal alarm that can go around a doorknob that can be set before
they go to bed at night, these are items that we should also be thinking about.
There's nothing wrong with buying your child,
a plugin smoke and carbon monoxide detector to keep plugged into their dorm
room. Either I'm a suspenders and a belt type of person.
And these are more devices that could be used to protect them.
How about setting up a small bag of essentials for your child in case of an
emergency, AKA, a bug out bag. This bag should have light sticks,
some MREs meals ready to eat, uh, bagged water. Uh,
all they need is a heat source. Okay.
They can be eating at room temperature at well as well.
And other non-perishable items for me, I want chunky bars, but that's just me.
You should put some other survival tools in it like a knife, uh,
one in their vehicle.
If they have a car on campus and another in their dorm room. To me,
this is money better spent than a lamp burn end table or a new pair of shoes for
your most valuable asset.
The other thing you should do is check with the local laws where your child is
going to school. If appropriate, make sure they have Macer pepper spray.
I feel pepper. Spray is a great option for security and defense.
It's very important that your child is trained on the use of force and how to
deploy mace.
But it's more important that the Macs kept accessible to them at all times.
Should they have to use it?
How many times could a date rape have been prevented?
If the female student had deployed mace in that situation at gun for hire,
we teach self-defense mace pepper spray.
We start as young as 13 years old and we go up to a hundred years old.
If you're 101 you're out, of course we always have the defensive pen.
That's correct. Of course there is other sharp tools.
Like you could carry a knife,
teach your kids how to carry a knife or a defensive pen.
These are things that you wanna talk about. Improvised weapons,
keeping their cell phone on emergency tracker apps,
things like this, teaching them to be in a heightened state of awareness.
Take a walk with your kids around the campus facility and say, honey,
watch out for that area. Look over that area.
Make sure when you're getting in an Uber, you verify it's the Uber.
Make sure you never leave somebody alone in a bar.
Make sure you never leave your drink. Unattended. I mean, how many,
how many things can we go on?
And on over the years we've discussed on this show. Sandy,
does your kid have a couple of flashlights and batteries, uh, in,
in their dorm room, in their bug out bag, in their, in the back of their, um,
of their car. If they have a car, not.
Just the flashlight on the iPhone, we've.
Seen the phone, oh my God, that's the worst. The flashlight on the iPhone.
Nothing will suck that battery down more
than, than that. I mean, there's just so many little things, you know,
additional locks for the doors and, and alarm systems and you know,
having a code word to get into the house, to let somebody in, uh,
and deliveries, making sure it's a legitimate delivery. Listen,
if you're in a campus that you can't carry, uh, pepper spray or something,
if you carry a four or 600 lumen flashlight with a thumb piece on it,
that the thumb piece switch that turns it on and off,
that's pretty much all you need to, to blind an attacker to buy you time,
to get the hell out. You know, again, if you're approached by somebody at night,
they grab your arm.
And if you pull that flashlight out and put it right in their eyes and try to
burn their cornea and you know,
some of those defensive flashlights have DNA collectors around them.
So if you were to strike them in the eye, yeah.
If you were to strike him in the eye, I carried a cheap ass Phoenix.
I know my guys give me all, everybody, oh, you carry sure fire.
And I carry this other, you know, they all carried as expensive things.
My guys you're yeah, till they lose 67, you you're all a lot younger than me.
But you know, when I got my flashlight taken away from me in England, um,
I didn't care because it cost me $42 and it has a triple a battery, excuse me,
double a battery in it. Uh, it doesn't have a 1, 2, 3 battery,
which costs three times as much. And, but whatever. Right, right. That's,
that's up to you. You do what you wanna do. But again, teaching your kids this,
you know, maybe some martial arts training while they were young,
even if they didn't show an interest in it, take 'em to a safety seminar. And,
uh, you know,
there's really nothing wrong with a little old fashioned spying
children's Mo social media. And, you know, maybe just keep it an eye.
I know it sounds creepy, but if your kids are going to a local college,
maybe watch their pattern a little bit,
make sure they are in fact doing the right thing. Uh, you can also test them.
You know, there's a, there's a lot of things that we should be focusing on.
And most of the time we're not focusing on it.
And when do we think to focus on it? We think to focus on it.
When we hear about a tragedy like this in Tennessee, you know, where, uh,
someone is abducted, raped and murdered. She's 34 years old.
And the mother of two children, you know, now is the time where we think about,
well, maybe I should take a class or maybe so how many of you right now,
your kids are set up in a dorm somewhere or an apartment off, off campus.
Did you cover any of that stuff that I just discussed?
Is there a pee in their door? Is there an additional lock on the interior door?
Uh,
I know sometimes you can't change the lock's management or whatever has to have
access to the rooms,
but you can put an alarm on that door when they go to bed at night.
Is there candles in the room? Should you have fire extinguisher,
maybe two fire extinguishers in their dorm room. Uh,
so I would like you to review all of that. Now.
I know it's a little too late because they already, you know, started school,
but, uh, go back and backtrack and teach them,
get my book or read my book and follow the directions in there. I mean,
you know, for everybody out there, that's gonna be carrying a gun. Uh,
now are you gonna have in your house and are you're gonna have in your car and
you're gonna have it, your place of employment. If you're carrying,
are you gonna have some type of crash bag with tourniquets in it
and a first aid kit to handle gunshot wounds or sucking chest wounds, Sandy,
what else needs to be in that bag, Sandy, to clear an airway and stuff?
Can you chime in just a little bit?
Well, yeah, you could do. I mean,
there are like nasal airways on many of the things that you really need,
you really should be able to, you really should be taking a course on this.
And yes, I think one of the best courses you have.
We have to stop the.
Bleed, you know, stop the bleed course,
stop the bleed course in a simple CPR course are gonna cover 90% of,
of what you need. I mean, I, you know, guys like me or, or, or, you know, John,
a Dean, whatever, we, I, we, my wife laughs at me,
I could probably do an appendectomy on the hood of my car, but
We carrying like, you know,
intravenous fluids and things like that and things that may need.
And two and three of the things, uh,
just in case there's some issue on the side of the road or whatever,
and the paramedic may need whatever. I,
I feel almost obligated to stop and at least give one of my things up.
I'm not, I'm not that gracious. Mm-hmm, , mm-hmm,
at least, at least give one of the, one of the spares away,
but it's, it's, it is not just a single incident sort of a thing. And, you know,
we have, um, as our listeners, no,
we have my wife and I have been traveling pretty much since the beginning of the
year, um, throughout the country. And we do, I carry a, you know,
regular first aid kit as well. Um, American,
uh, rescue has got a really good line yes. Of first aid kits. And, and,
and they're, they're good shit. They're not Chinese garbage. And, um, but again,
knowledge, knowledge, knowledge, knowledge.
If you're in the New York Metro area, you really need to sign up for a, uh,
gun for hires. Courses are wonderful for this, uh, stop the bleed course,
a CCP CPR, a E D course,
these are the things that are the basic knowledge that you need to have.
And then, and then from there, and if you're not there, then find one. Um,
the American red cross has, uh, courses on CPR and that sort of a thing.
And you can really good training facilities will be able to do things like stop
bleeding.
And that's so think about your, your, your sphere in life now.
So if you have two cars in your house, yours and your wife's,
you're gonna need a small bag in each car, you're gonna need one in your house.
You're gonna need one in your place of employee. Let's say,
because you never know when you need it anyway,
and you need to be trained in all of this. You know, meanwhile,
we're debating holsters and we're debating Taylor ham,
which is pork role. And we're debating, you know, uh,
why is ocean county 61 days, but Morris, county's only 54.3 days or whatever.
This is the stuff that's very,
very important besides making sure you have either us law shield or New York tax
defense. And again, if you have an apartment or a house,
you should make sure your umbrella policy covers you for any liabilities.
And should you have to use a firearm in self-defense cetera, et cetera.
And, uh, I'm telling you.
And these are the, the, the,
the non fun necessities of carrying a gun
there. It's not just a fun part or what, whatever,
whatever is motivating you to want to have a carry permit. It is a serious,
serious response. Or, and, and you really need the training. I, I,
Anthony and I have seen over the years, ridiculous things,
um, by so-called what would you say?
Qualified carriers, you know,
but ridiculous behavior and, uh,
a lot of very sloppy behavior that, you know, you,
you can't correct stupid, but now is the time to understand that with this,
with this, I'm not gonna call it a privilege, but with this undertaking,
you have a tremendous amount of responsibility attached to.
That. Yes. And the last thing you should be, you know, again, you know,
we talk about, like I said, we have like in the store, we have these little,
like $30 safe, Sandy they're TSA approved with the cable on 'em. You know,
this is like fifth show in a row. I'm talking about it.
They're the only thing that hasn't sold in the gun store.
They're the only thing that hasn't sold.
Ask.
Me about surprise sold. You know, we run,
we're running these massive specials on ammo from members and non-members,
everybody's walking out the door with a case of 9 2, 2, 3, uh,
5 56, 7, 6, 2 39, 45 ACP under their arm.
Everybody's walking out with holsters. Everybody's walking at what?
They're carry guns. As Susan KNS are approved.
Nobody has walked out with these little TSA approved safes yet. Nobody.
Exactly. Okay. Cuz nobody's thinking about,
so I pull up to my daughter school for parent teacher night and there's no gun
allow, so I'm gonna take my gun at now. If my gun is attached to my belt.
So I'm gonna my holster. So I'm just gonna take the gun out.
Hopefully my fingers index, where do I put it now?
So now am I gonna go into the school with the holster on me with no gun in it?
so I'm gonna take my belt off.
I'm wearing 30 sixes right now, Sandy. I used to be 56, right?
So when I was 56 and some of you were fat bastards out there.
I know because I was fat bastard STAs for 53 years of my life.
So now you're gonna lean over. You're gonna take half your belt off.
You're gonna pull your holster out, slide it off the belt. Now,
what are you doing with it? If you have one of these little TSA approved, safe,
you put the gun in there, you lock it, you put it on the floor.
It's cable to the floor, uh, to the, um,
the seat post on the bottom. Put your belt back on,
pull your jeans back up.
So the crack of your ass ain't showing and you go to your parent,
teach your conference. I guess you better start thinking about this.
You better start practicing it. Absolutely.
But that little case for 30 bucks or so one has the simplex lock on it.
The other one has a key.
I fly with that case and I keep the cable in it. And I think I told you this,
I was going to, no guns were allowed.
I was going on a backstage tour of Disney and I'm like,
where am I gonna keep it? And I kept it in a hotel.
I attached it to the frame of the bed and I put it all the way take,
I put it all the way under the bed. And then I asked the, uh, the,
the hotel not to give room service that day. Yeah, exactly. All right.
And when I came back that night, my covers were still down.
And the first thing I went was I pulled that,
that safe out and I opened it up and the gun was still in there. Okay.
So that's, that's, that's how I went. Cause the bed was still in the room.
Correct. Now you could go buy a volt tech for $350. Okay. You could do,
you could do that, but we have those, but yeah,
it's the only thing that's that anybody that nobody's bought yet, you know,
and, and again, and I'm like,
we gotta buy a lot of those cuz everybody's gonna want one.
And every day I walk into gun store and they're all just sitting there.
I'm like, okay, whatever guys. I'm good. Yeah.
I'm I'm.
Human nature. Doesn't change.
I'm trying. I'm I'm trying so hard. Uh but
Bless us all. Uh, but yeah. Read my book.
Read decoding firearms, uh, by John Petro. Leino uh, by the way,
we're having another NRA instructor class, uh, in October. Okay.
Chuck, Leonard and Luann are, come in basic, uh,
instructor training and pistol instructor training. The last two were sold out.
So if you wanna become a certified NRA instructor, reach out, uh, to info,
a gun for hire and Chuck and Luann will give back to you. Tony Simon is back.
Yes. Tony Simon is back October 13th,
a tenia Cali pen and knife class, October 16th.
You might wanna sign yourself for your kids up for a class like that.
If you haven't bought crime proof yet think like a criminal and beat them at
their own game. It's on crime proof, book.com,
Amazon Kindle here at the gun range. And if you come in,
I might not give you a dirty look. I might sign the damn thing for you,
Sandy. I'm out. I've had enough all you.
Oh, that's wonderful. And it looks like you've done it again. You've wasted yet.
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but we're calling it a bookstore.
For.
Today's purposes. We love you guys, uh,
from shadows of the New York city skyline and somewhere on the coast
of Florida, uh, God willing Jesus Terris in the batteries. Hold out.
We will see you again next week. Be safe,
go buy a damn safe.
My
got to carry on.