Texas Wants to Arrest 'feds' Who Try to Enforce Gun Laws

we're going to talk about the executive orders at the federal level that may be uh... uh... issued by president obama but before that wyoming is soon going to be introducing a bill called the firearm protection act and basically this is going to be something that would would essentially say if feds want to have been force or put restrictions on firearms accessories to firearms bullets anne thing like that within our state there was the wyoming lawyer rely on their taxes their in wyoming is doing and in texas is doing something it's almost identical uh... so conceptually the wyoming lot with say we can arrest federal agents who come into our state to enforce these federal laws states rights we are we are thus putting their foot down texas is doing something very similar kind of an arrest the fed's law now in wyoming the proposed law would say that federal agents could be arrested and face a year in jail or five thousand dollars in fines texas has to do a bigger as we know the less they are saying what about maybe fifty thousand dollars in fines to federal agents out of course this is not going to happen ir i'd predict federal agents will not be arrested in texas or wyoming enforcing federal of gun control laws what do you think missus dole joke you will never happen federally can be completely shut down uh... it's just uh... pastime in out one of the state representatives who's pushing the law in texas is steve talked and he says we've got an administration in washington that is just executive order happy they're blowing off the constitution they're blowing off our rights especially our tenth amendment rights and are subjecting the state's to not even legislation e-tickets by the cane apparently talking but kino obama i wonder how many of these in gun not individual proposals how mad the individuals putting them forth would react if a more liberal state decided to arrest high r s agents for not giving benefits to gay spouses imagine that was what if we had massachusetts for example letting us do this in a good example but another state if we had uh... delaware for example pass a law that says you know what whatever the federal higher s guidelines are about uh... about benefits and tax deductions for gay spouses if they come into our state and try to enforce those we will put them under arrest all of a sudden i don't think states rights would be the big concern correct me if i'm wrong now or what these people would be saying is now i know this that's insane i don't what the founding fathers really meant and uh... clearly they did not mean to give any rights t to gays and gay couple the other funny thing about this and with a whole other topic we don't have to get into it now anytime is this idea of what the found but founding fathers would do patently absurd to think that the reactions of the founding fathers would be anything close to the extreme right tea party reactions that are being uh... uh... uh... it doesn't that are being scene in the name of the founding fathers nobody really how could you really believe that the founding fathers would be reacting the way tea party rs due to the stuff right and it's important to remember that most of the founding fathers were highly educated college-educated they spoke foreign languages they used a logical reason in science and those who are all the things that death he party rs don't particularly like mel certainly not less than a there's also the assumption that the founding fathers would not do anything differently if they were dropping this constitution today you know that yet it would be identical for some reason which is a completely absurd of course yet