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I was training at The Farm and there were about six inches of snow on the ground. My hands were so numb I could barely feel the rounds in my hand as I loaded my gun for the next shooting drill. Even though it was cold as could be, I successfully took out all the “threats” on the next drill and then went back into the training building to warm up for a few minutes.

The fact is, having the right gear in your car, in your laptop bag, or on your person could save your life in an emergency. And even in a non-emergency the right gear makes life a heck of a lot easier. Right now, I’d like to share with you my everyday carry gear — the 11 items I carry with me anytime I leave the house.

This week’s drop is a bit of a mixed bag. I’ll show you an email scam to avoid, address concerns over sentient appliances, clear up some cybersecurity confusion and introduce a special guest who will be joining us for next week’s mailbag.

The media firestorm this week centers on President Trump’s immigration ban. And since my goal is to provide you with information to better protect yourself and your loved ones, I hope you’ll take a close look at the first of this week’s must-read articles.

Every day most of us are unknowingly giving criminals the information they need to target us and our families. Recently, I stopped by the Rachael Ray show to explain some of the most common mistakes, as well as steps you can take to protect yourself. I want to share the same tips with you today, in this special video alert.

30DayUrban.pdf

GetOutAlive_SPY.pdf

SevenWays.pdf

HowToProtectYour.pdf

HomeDefense_SPY.pdf