There's this thing called the Administrative Procedures act and that arbitrary and capricious actions by regulators are challenged in court. And if someone did what the gentleman has continued to describe, I'm going to reclaim my time. If someone did what the gentleman has repeatedly described, they would be sued the next day and they would lose. So this is a boogeyman, this notion of regulators run amok on hunches and whims, banning lead, ammunition and tackle without any rational basis, without any science. (04:29–04:35)
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