they have a special relationship to the people that they serve. they want to keep them safe. they want to protect their families. they don't have to kowtow or answer to politically elected executives. >> just the people. >> just the people. and i think that says a lot, sean, if they're accountable to the people they know what the people want. and they also know what keep the people safe. we had in albany, sean, we had 52 of the 58 sheriffs there, republicans, democrats, conservatives, liberals and moderates and we came to a consensus that the safe act, the new york so-called safe act needed to be modified. >> let me ask you the danger, if, let's say it's a home invasion, maybe, two or three perpetrators and you're allowed to have legally seven bullets in your gun. look, i've carried a gun, a pistol more than half my adult life. more than half my full life and i'm a good shot.