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The King welcomes Larry Correia, author of the new book In Defense of the Second Amendment. You might know Larry from his popular Monster Hunter series of bestsellers, but he’s also an avid defender of gun ownership.
Bringing with him the practical experience that comes from having owned a high-end gun store—catering largely to law enforcement—and as a competitive shooter and self-defense trainer, Correia blasts apart the emotion-laden, logic-free rhetoric of the gun control fanatics who turn every “mass shooting” into a crazed call for violating your rights, abusing the Constitution—and doing absolutely nothing to really fight crime.
Then Jon covers the big stories, including Joe Biden’s SCIF Corvette, reveals WEF’s extraterrestrial connections, and wonders how Greta Thunberg is holding up in the hoosegow. Along with two important announcements!
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Oh my goodness, Jon just got his coolest guest ever!
I pre-ordered the book a few days ago. Guilted by Larry’s blog. (:
It’s great to see the ILOH on one of the R> podcasts. I’d love to hear him onnthw flagship podcast. I’m looking forward to listening to him.
If Larry didn’t already have his own very popular blog, I’d say we should invite him to be a contributor at Ricochet. I’ve seen him at a couple of science fiction conventions and he’s really a likeable guy.
Funny how that “drag the robber back into the house” advice was prevalent for a certain time period. I think Jon and I are roughly contemporaries and I remember my parents talking about a sheriff handing out that advice at some community event he was speaking at.
Yeah, I met him when he came to San Antonio for a book tour a few years back. Got him to sign my Kindle since that is what I read on. He is so very nice and friendly in person. Heck, even online he is nicer than he likely should be.
When you were first discovering indie rock/shoegaze in college what was your main source of information? MTV’s 120 minutes? UK music press (NME and Melody Maker)? Record store clerks? All of the above?
What’s the Adorable better song, Sunshine Smile or Homeboy?
Adding to the #AskMeAnything list!
What ever happened to Bethany Mandel? Is she taking time off to have another baby or is she gone for good?