and i thought i wonder what kenso would have been doing >>> phil watson is director for special events from the second amendment foundation and joins us from seattle. as jake mentioned, gun are exempt from safety products. do guns apply to all gun that is could be safer? >> not necessarily. the big problems is laws like what happened in the state of new jersey which mandate smart guns. once a smart gun is bought. a lot of gun rights activists and owners public polling shows are on the side of the military and law enforce: and i thing there's a lot of staib holders and want to cloak in the gun safety ideology yet they have other motives like limiting or inhibiting the second amendment like the law in new jersey limiting choices. >> if there weren't any laws that mandated the use of the guns, would you have a problem with it? >> no public polling shows second amendment supporters wouldn't have a problem with the guns being veil. the problem is when people on the other side of the aisle are against the second amendment want to come in and use technology as a means to attack the second ame

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