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Speaker 1: Freedom Hunt Wednesday, May twenty, fifth edition of the program.
Speaker 1: We have to discuss the horrific mass shooting in Texas
Speaker 1: that happened yesterday. What can we possibly do to avert
Speaker 1: such tragedy in the future. Why did Joe Biden immediately
Speaker 1: politicize this within hours of the event the terrible event occurring.
Speaker 1: We will discuss this today on the show. We'll also
Speaker 1: talk about the results of the political contest yesterday, notably
Speaker 1: in Georgia. So that's all coming up here in just
Speaker 1: a moment. A lot a lot to say on both
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Speaker 1: a mass murder of school children and a teacher in
Speaker 1: Texas in Uval Day yesterday, and the entire country is
Speaker 1: obviously in mourning. Nineteen children under the age of eleven,
Speaker 1: all killed. Mass shooting committed by an individual who was
Speaker 1: To say he's mentally disturbed is obvious. It's an understatement
Speaker 1: to say that he is evil. Salvador Ramos eighteen years old.
Speaker 1: He legally purchased two Air fifteen rifles on his eighteenth birthday,
Speaker 1: and he had a fight with his mother, a grandmother,
Speaker 1: and shot his own grandmother in the face. She is
Speaker 1: still fighting for her life, I believe as I speak
Speaker 1: to you now. And then went to a school where
Speaker 1: he had been previously affiliated and murdered a bunch of
Speaker 1: small children, children at the age of eleven. He does
Speaker 1: not get more horrific than this. The entire country is
Speaker 1: obviously in a state of shock over this, and it
Speaker 1: is a horrific reminder of evil's existence in the world
Speaker 1: and how there are people who just they embrace the
Speaker 1: ultimate darkness, combination of mental health, of the abuse perhaps
Speaker 1: that they have suffered through either bullying or neglectful or
Speaker 1: abuse of parents, and all these factors come together and
Speaker 1: create this maelstrom of evil, and then you can have
Speaker 1: an atrocity like this. Every person anywhere of sense, morality,
Speaker 1: decency is completely outraged by this, and it's a terrible
Speaker 1: situation for those families. And now, immediately, instead of just
Speaker 1: healing as much as we can as a nation and
Speaker 1: trying to provide comfort and support to the families affected,
Speaker 1: directly to the community of Uvalde in Texas, immediately there's
Speaker 1: an effort to politicize this. Joe Biden spoke last night.
Speaker 1: He spoke around eight thirty pm Eastern time, and everyone,
Speaker 1: i think, unfortunately expected some version of what he said,
Speaker 1: which was initially and let's be clear, the first things
Speaker 1: that he said. He's somebody who has lost his own
Speaker 1: He has lost members of his own families, lost children
Speaker 1: Joe Biden to either disease or a tragic car accident.
Speaker 1: A cancer and a car accident. So he does have
Speaker 1: the ability to connect with parents who have lost children
Speaker 1: in a way that somebody who hasn't been through those
Speaker 1: circumstances would not be able to. And so in those
Speaker 1: moments when he's Joe Biden, a dad who has lost
Speaker 1: children speaking to the country, those words are meaningful, and
Speaker 1: those words have the power to at least begin the
Speaker 1: process of psychological healing for the nation. I think people
Speaker 1: are in shock. Of the whole country's in shock over this,
Speaker 1: and whatever comfort is possible for the families of those affected.
Speaker 1: I obviously their lives are shattered and will never be
Speaker 1: the same, and words are nowhere, nowhere in the universe
Speaker 1: of truly healing. In a moment like this, he can
Speaker 1: do the best. You say the best things you can
Speaker 1: to be as supportive as you can, right, that's all
Speaker 1: you can do. So when Joe Biden was doing that,
Speaker 1: it was him acting as a statesman. Unfortunately, that lasted
Speaker 1: about two minutes, and then he decided to make it
Speaker 1: about the usual Democrat talking points. Here, he is by name,
Speaker 1: calling out the gun lobby. A nation. We have to
Speaker 1: ask when in God's name we're going to stand up
Speaker 1: to the gun lobby. When in God's name we do.
Speaker 1: We all know in our gut needs to be done.
Speaker 1: It's in three hundred forty three thousand, four hundred forty
Speaker 1: eight days, ten years since I stood up at a
Speaker 1: high school in Connecticut, grade school in Connecticut or another
Speaker 1: government massacred twenty six people, including twenty first graders in
Speaker 1: Sandy Hill Elementary School. Since then, there've been over nine
Speaker 1: hundred incidents gunfires reported on school grounds. So it's the
Speaker 1: gun lobby, he says. The gun lobby is responsible for this.
Speaker 1: There are almost four hundred million guns in civilian hands
Speaker 1: in this country. We have a second Amendment to the Constitution.
Speaker 1: We've right to bear arms. There are people listening to
Speaker 1: this right now, including members of my own family, who
Speaker 1: are firearms, law abiding firearms owners, and they have a
Speaker 1: right under our constitution, under our system of government, to
Speaker 1: own those firearms. What exactly are the Democrats? What is
Speaker 1: Joe Biden recommending here? Because I've noticed this trend of
Speaker 1: do what I say, or this is what democrats this
Speaker 1: is what democrats say, do what I want you to do,
Speaker 1: or else you don't care about the atrocity that just happened,
Speaker 1: because they'll say, we have to do something. Why won't
Speaker 1: Republicans do more? Why won't republicans take action? They say,
Speaker 1: all right, well, what exactly is the action that we
Speaker 1: are supposed to take that would have stopped this sick
Speaker 1: maniac from murdering a bunch of children? Because if they
Speaker 1: have an answer, something that's even close to an answer,
Speaker 1: if they have a solution or something that is even
Speaker 1: in the proximity of limiting this incident in terms of
Speaker 1: probability from ever occurring again, I would say, all right, well,
Speaker 1: let's pursue that. Then they say a bunch of things
Speaker 1: that have absolutely nothing to do with anything. They'll say, well,
Speaker 1: why don't we have universal background checks? Okay, this guy,
Speaker 1: this mass murderer, passed a background check. Because it's very
Speaker 1: hard to under our laws take any rights away from
Speaker 1: somebody just based upon mental illness. And it's even hard
Speaker 1: to get somebody involuntarily committed to a psychiatric facility. It's
Speaker 1: very challenging to do so. Even when they are a
Speaker 1: walking neon sign of murderous psychopathic intent, which this guy
Speaker 1: Ramos was. Now, because he is Hispanic, we're not hearing
Speaker 1: about how this is all about America's white nationalism. So
Speaker 1: instead turns entirely into a conversation with the Democrat media
Speaker 1: about gun control, gun control, we need more gun control,
Speaker 1: And then we say, well, what is the gun control
Speaker 1: that you think would have stopped this? Do you want
Speaker 1: to actually change laws so that if somebody, somebody who
Speaker 1: is clearly deeply mentally ill, could be institutionalized against their
Speaker 1: will and for an indefinite period of time until there's
Speaker 1: a real certainty in the system. Keep in mind, that
Speaker 1: wouldn't even be a perfect system. Somebody could as the
Speaker 1: Buffalo shooter, if you recall just recently the mass shooting
Speaker 1: in Buffalo, that individual was on the radar of the
Speaker 1: authorities and was committed for a short period and then
Speaker 1: knew that he just had to lie and said that
Speaker 1: he was okay, they would let him go. So this
Speaker 1: is a very complicated problem, said, this is very difficult. Now.
Speaker 1: The only realistic and consist I'm sorry, the only consistent,
Speaker 1: however unrealistic solution to this situation. From a gun control perspective,
Speaker 1: the only consistent position the left can hold would be
Speaker 1: to ban all guns in the hands of civilians. Well,
Speaker 1: if Democrat rats want to do that, if they want
Speaker 1: to forcefully take away guns from the American people, they
Speaker 1: should make that case. If they're not going to make
Speaker 1: that case saying we need to have background checks when
Speaker 1: a background check wouldn't have stopped the shooting that just happened,
Speaker 1: they are just bludgeoning their political opponents with this emotional
Speaker 1: moment in the aftermath of an atrocity. They are just
Speaker 1: weaponizing this for petty partisan politics. It's exactly what they're doing.
Speaker 1: What exactly are we supposed to do now, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go even beyond they're They're not solving the
Speaker 1: situation with what they put forward. They actually make it worse.
Speaker 1: They make it harder because it's clear that the primary
Speaker 1: impulse people are yelling last night on and I don't
Speaker 1: mean random strangers. The governor of California right away calling
Speaker 1: out Republicans. Why won't they do a damn thing on guns?
Speaker 1: What do you want Republicans to do on guns? Say
Speaker 1: what it is? Oh, universal background checks? Well, that wouldn't
Speaker 1: have stopped this last shooting or the shooting before that
Speaker 1: from what we know in Buffalo. So how are universal
Speaker 1: background checks going to stop shootings if they wouldn't have
Speaker 1: stopped the last two shootings. Stop saying that no one
Speaker 1: who you know that any Republican won't go along with this,
Speaker 1: doesn't care about all the dead people, all the murders,
Speaker 1: all the atrocities that are that occur. And then let's
Speaker 1: also have a moment to take to take a step
Speaker 1: back and say, mass shootings by the numbers, if we're
Speaker 1: gonna talk about now federal policy as it affects firearms,
Speaker 1: as it affects constitutional rights, mass shootings by the numbers,
Speaker 1: are less than one percent of homicides in the United States.
Speaker 1: I think it's about point three or point four percent
Speaker 1: in any given year. So mass shoot and the mass
Speaker 1: shooting is not necessarily even of this horrific scale. Mass
Speaker 1: shooting is usually considered three or more people. So that's
Speaker 1: than one percent of the actual murders that occur in
Speaker 1: a country in this country in any given year, less
Speaker 1: than one percent of the gun violence that occurs in
Speaker 1: any given year. Again, depending on if we're talking about
Speaker 1: more than three, more than four, more than you know.
Speaker 1: There are different ways. The FBI, Congressional Congressional Action Acts
Speaker 1: in the past have looked at this issue and tabulated. Obviously,
Speaker 1: it's a it's an awful business to look at how
Speaker 1: many murders are in the country any given year. But
Speaker 1: if you want to solve things, if you want to
Speaker 1: have better policies, this is a necessary step in that process.
Speaker 1: So they don't have any honest solutions, and in fact,
Speaker 1: what they just want to do is demand action, and
Speaker 1: then when people won't do what they want, yell at
Speaker 1: them and they're horrible and their monsters. A single Republican
Speaker 1: in this country who opposes the gun control talking points
Speaker 1: of the Democrats, who does not feel awful, does not
Speaker 1: feel a hole in their soul as they just read
Speaker 1: the headlines and see the stories of these families and
Speaker 1: these children who are killed, and anybody who refuses to
Speaker 1: accept that basic and shared universal humanity in this moment
Speaker 1: is actually just making the situation, making the aftermath of
Speaker 1: this worse. And that is what Democrats are doing, and
Speaker 1: that is in fact what Joe Biden himself did last night,
Speaker 1: when he could have just brought the country together and
Speaker 1: the Democrats. They say that the Republicans are cowards on
Speaker 1: this issue. Democrats are so the Democrats intellected office are
Speaker 1: so cowardly unless they won't even really say what they
Speaker 1: want to have done. They just say we have to
Speaker 1: do something, and then when we say, okay, what they say,
Speaker 1: why don't you care about dead children? It's awful. And
Speaker 1: this is what they do after every mass shooting, every
Speaker 1: time there's an atrocity like this, and it's because they, honestly,
Speaker 1: they have such a disdain for those who won't go
Speaker 1: along with their their pseudo religion of leftism'. That's a
Speaker 1: whole other piece of this conversation. I do want to
Speaker 1: talk briefly about the political results from the elections yesterday
Speaker 1: in Georgia, so we'll get to that in a moment.
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Speaker 1: herschel Walker cruise to a primary victory. He's going to
Speaker 1: be squaring off against Raphael Warnock in the general elections fall,
Speaker 1: very very important Senate race Kemp. I spoke to Kemp
Speaker 1: and Perdue yesterday and herschel Walker on the Big radio show.
Speaker 1: Kemp defeated handily the Trump backed Perdue for the gubernatorial race,
Speaker 1: which is interesting. People are taking note of that. So
Speaker 1: it was mixed results from the perspective of Trump endorsements.
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Speaker 1: it's not a guarantee, obviously, but Kemp is going to
Speaker 1: be in a battle against Stacy Abrahams. Georgia is going
Speaker 1: to be a critical, critical election. And I oh also
Speaker 1: my friend Jake Beckett unfortunately did not did not come
Speaker 1: out victorious in Arkansas for the Senate, but he ran
Speaker 1: a good race. We wish Jake well. We're talking to
Speaker 1: him and for now I'll leave it there on the
Speaker 1: politics side and team we'll talk more about that and
Speaker 1: everything else going on the news tomorrow. Shield Time