rights. i can still buy those fireworks. if they said i couldn't buy them, then i would have a problem with it. >> okay. explain to me then why it is you would be quite happy to have effectively a check put in place on firework purchases and firework purchases, but you're not prepared to have, say, background checks at gun shows or many gun rights people aren't prepared to have that. what is the difference? >> i didn't -- well, i didn't advocate for a background check, piers, on fireworks. i didn't say i should have to stand up and get a i.d., first of all, or fill out a piece of paper that goes to the fbi to check my background. that's not what i advocated for. i said if there is suspicious activity. hold on a second. if there is suspicious activity. >> what about when somebody -- >> that's different than a background check. >> no. what about if somebody a bit suspicious-looking turns up at a gun show and wants to buy an ar-15 or four of them, for example at the moment, and 40%