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The Schilling Show 10/3/17 Hour 1: Megan Barth, Michael Hammond

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The Schilling Show 10/3/17 Hour 1: Megan Barth, Michael Hammond

Megan Barth, founder and proprietor of ReaganBabe.com, shares her experience of evil striking Las Vegas, impact on local businesses, and more on the aftermath of the Las Vegas tragedy.

Gun Owners of America Legislative Counsel member, Michael Hammond discusses the state of gun rights after Las Vegas, the coming legislative attacks, and politicization of the tragedy.

All of this and more on hour one of The Schilling Show!

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