or legal concealed carry owners who are involved in those. those are criminals. why hasn t it affected them at all? shannon: quickly with the time we have left, what do you think the odds are given the nine justices that we currently have, the court s makeup? i m hesitant to try to second-guess what the supreme court is going to do or what any judge is going to do for that matter. i think the constitutionalists on the court, i think they re going to interpret the constitution the way the framers meant it originally and i m looking forward to that. shannon: november 3rd, this second amendment case gets to the court. thanks for your time. thank you very much, a pleasure being on your show. shannon: we ve got some good news for you before we say good night i want to mow your lawn! that s what brian schwartz is calling his free lawn mowing service after he got laid off
going to claim we have to obey the nationwide mandates we can t obey the texas state one, that is going to cause a direct challenge in court and we will see whether biden can enforce a nationwide mandates because of the texas statute. shannon: thank you both for coming back, love to see you again soon. for the first time in a decade, the highest court in the land is going to tackle second amendment rights. what s on the docket and how can it affect you if you are a gun owner or want to be? tom king, president of the group bringing that case is here to join us next. wooo vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops.
anywhere. shannon: correct, we know the heller decision was a big step in second amendment jurisprudence, what is the potential here? i know chief justice roberts tends to keep the court more narrow in some of these decisions, what is the potential impact beyond new york for gunowners across the country? it depends on how broad the ruling is, essentially there are 12 or 14 states that have rules and laws similar to new york. if it s an overreaching decision, it can possibly change the gun laws throughout those states and make concealed carry outside of the home waffle. shannon: i want to read from the aclu and give you a chance to respond. they say new york s regulation of public carry is well within mainstream of policy choices,