Minnesota ICE Shooting Myths BUSTED

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Now that there has been more video and information released about the Minnesota ICE shooting with Renee Good, how has that changed our position on the tragic incident? We also tackle the top 9 - no TEN myths floating around the internet. What's true, and what's misinformation? Also in this episode: ICE's Bovino exposes an anti-2A legislator. What We Got Wrong About Renee Good Beyond the Permit: Guide for Recent CCW Holders Fleeing Australia! Lady Liberty Australia, Kate Fantinel Why'd the Sheriff Change the CCW Process… AGAIN??? CCWs Winning in Court! Attorney Gary Gibson. Stump My Nephew

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