. >> host: andrus in port charlotte florida. go ahead. >> caller: yes, sir. i support the 3-d printed guns to be sold to members of the united states government like the cia and our military and also to state governments who may need those weapons. and so, i support 3-d printed guns because it's progress as well. as long as the law is narrowly tailored, we won't let -- and have done a slippery slope. >> host: >> host: stephen gutowski, is there a desire for these guns in certain parts of our government or certain parts of the military? >> guest: know,fo i don't thinks so from a practical standpoint. it is not really a very useful firearm in terms of something you would actually arm with if you're a government official or if he wanted to use for military purposes or whatever. as far as whether or not the government is going to want to buy 3-d printers and start making liberators, i don't and that's going to happen. but certainly the idea that this is progression or developing technologies, i think that is a fair point. certainly something -- one of the reasons

host: devon in port charlotte, florida, democrat line. caller: thank you for taking my call. a simple question. any regrets? -- inould you change if hindsight? that thisn documented current administration lies consistently, every day. i would like your response to that. thank you. , ist: on the first thing think the reason i wrote the book is to give people an understanding of what i did and what was going on behind the scenes. there are plenty of things i said i would love to do over. a lot of times it is the tone i would use, a lot of times it is the interaction, at times it is the way i communicated. i write about this, on how i would have liked to be able to do it over. that is not how we get to live life and part of what i explained in the book is what i have tried to do is recognize, whether it is a personal interaction or professional issue or event, that the question it comes down to is do you learn from those? are you a better person or a better professional because how you have looked back on an event and recognize tight you could have done it better? there are plen

host: devon in port charlotte, florida, democrat line. caller: thank you for taking my call. simple question. any regrets? -- inould you change if hindsight? that thisn documented current administration lies consistently, every day. i would like your response to that. thank you. , ist: on the first thing think the reason i wrote the book is to give people an understanding of what i did and what was going on behind the scenes. there are plenty of things i said i would love to do over. a lot of times it is the tone i would use, a lot of times it is the interaction, at times it is the way i communicated. i write about this, on how i would have liked to be able to do it over. that is not how we get to live life and part of what i explained in the book is what i have tried to do is recognize, whether it is a personal interaction or professional issue or event, that the question it comes down to is do you learn from those? are you a better person or a better professional because how you have looked back on an event and recognize tight you could have done it better? there are plenty