Yeah.

And even we had, you know, when they were fighting for this bill, because that was also one, um, I didn't testify for it, but I was at the State House for a lot of those debates- That, you know, we had SLED and we had sheriffs and we had all these people come out to say that, "Hey, it's gonna make our jobs harder if we have no idea in the moment to know if this is a lawful carrier or not," right, because they don't have a permit with them.

[laughs] And so, you know, that to me is just ...

It, it just goes too far, and all the responsible gun owners I know, and there are a lot of them, they believe in training.

... your thoughts there about how to address it from a, at a congressional level?

Yeah.

I mean, I think that we've got to be more proactive about not just, you know, enforcing measures to stop crime when it's happening, but actually be more proactive to give our youth other alternatives of things to do.

You know, we have similar issues in District 5, and we have similar, you know, programs happening with the, the police and with the sheriff's office to kind of help inform people and help them get the families involved in trying to fix this.