Phil Labonte

I have a gun on me right now.

I carry a gun.

I've gone to multiple gun classes.

And the things that you go over in the classes generally are the legalities of what happens if you get into a self-defense situation.

And I'm telling you the policies of the police station or the police department, or actually the feds in this case, but because that is what they're going to go by.

We can pick it apart and say,

well, he should have this, or that person should have that, or look at where her wheels were pointing, blah, blah, blah.

None of that stuff actually matters when it comes to what the feds are going to say.

That's why he hasn't been charged.

He hasn't been charged.

And this is one of the things that I said.

Day one, I was like, he's not there.

It doesn't matter what the claim from the left is because they're going to claim that the government

To your exact point, if the police believe that you are going, so if you're running away with a gun, right?

No, no, no, no, hold on, let me finish.

If you're running away with a gun, the police can shoot you in the back because there is a reasonable fear that you are going to cause harm to someone else.

Hold on, let me finish.

If you don't have a gun, then the police cannot shoot you in the back if you're running away.

If you have a gun, because the situation is, is there a reasonable fear that you're going to harm someone else after the engagement?

The context I'm talking about with Ian is different from the one that we're talking about.