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Alex talks with Paul Velte in-studio, a lawyer with a civil and criminal trial practice based in Austin,
Texas. Velte is the founder of Peaceable Texans for Firearms Rights. Velte talks about the case of a man who was sent to prison for 6
months for selling a gun to an illegal alien. Alex also talks with regular guest Bob Chapman about the
economy.
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