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FIRE VP Robert Shibley on 'NRA News' Tonight

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Will Creeley

July 7, 2010

FIRE Vice President Robert Shibley will appear on NRA News' "Cam & Company" show tonight at 10:20 PM Eastern to discuss FIRE's new "Empty Holsters" video and the censorship of gun-related speech on our nation's college campuses. The show may be heard on satellite radio—SIRIUS Channel 144, XM Channel 166—as well as streamed online at NRANews.com. Tune in!

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