Clint Smith

And here's the big thing.

There is no comfortable way to carry a gun.

That's the first thing that people need to remember.

You're not going to carry a gun and be comfortable.

And they go, well, I'm thinking about carrying a gun, but what do you think I should do?

I think you should get a half of a brick and you should take it everywhere you go.

With everything you do, from the bathroom to changing the kids' diapers to going to the grocery store, well, that damn brick keeps getting in the way.

That's the gun.

The difference is the gun's a better tool than a brick in a fight, you know?

So they weren't supposed to be comfortable.

They're supposed to be comforting.

That's why I want the most effective tool that I can get, you know, when it comes time to do that.

Yeah, people always go, safety rules.

We need one.

All guns are always loaded.

I think that's the biggest thing with me is I keep seeing people, you know, like I moved here to Wyoming.

And as soon as I moved here, someone walked up and told me this story about their grandson that got shot in the butt by the guy behind him hunting with a .30-06 in the butt cheek.

And, you know, I think if someone said something, hey, just do one thing.

And I go, I need people to be safe with guns.

You know, like when we were talking about students, you go like, what about teaching?