murders has to be because they ve got so few guns. what kind of gun dozen you own? i hunt. i own rifles and shotguns, i own pistols. how many guns total? probably about seven. seven guns? do you have a gun? i have a few guns. how many guns do you have? half a dozen. you could name how many people right now that own guns that you know? two, three, a dozen? more than that. there s a tremendous amount of gun ownership. we re a large country geographically, we grew up with hunting and fishing being a tradition. canada, a population around 30 million, there s about 10 million families, best estimate in the region of 7 million guns. wow, canada was one gun-loving, gun-toting, gun-crazy country. i can buy a gun any time i want. i see you re a glock owner.
where can i get a glock in canada? most gun stores if you have the proper permits and stuff. in fact, despite all their tough gun laws, take a look at what i, a foreign citizen, was able to do at the local canadian walmart. where s the ammunition? back here. what kind are you looking for? you know, bullets. that s right, i could buy as much live ammunition as i wanted to in canada. you take american? do you lock your doors? no. are you afraid of anything? no, not really, no. do you lock your doors at night? no. you don t lock your doors? no. what are you afraid of anything? not really. have you ever been broken into? yes, i have. what happened? they broke into my home. i wasn t there. they broke in.
told the cameraman to stay out. there was a 44 magnum under his pillow. there it is. okay. is it loaded? ay-ay-ay. okay. i believe you. no, don t do that. put the gun to your head. geez. i m not going to get hurt. this is loaded. it s loaded. it s safe. you have to pull the trigger, pull the hammer, and shoot it. put the hammer back. no one has a right to tell me i can t have it. it is protected under our constitution. where does it say a handgun is protectedsome. gun. doesn t say gun. it says arms. what is arms? could be a nuclear weapon. that s right. could be a nuclear weapon. do you think you should have the right to have weapons grade plutoni plutonium? i don t want it. should you have the right to have it if you did want it? that should be restricted. oh, oh. so you do believe in some restrictions. whack co-s out
the best means possible. one of those means is having a gun. when a criminal breaks into your house, who is the first person you re going to call? most people will call the police because they have guns. cut out the middleman. take care of it. take care of your own family yourself. if you re not going to protect your family, who is? mama. we re not racist. we re not extremists. we re not fundamentalists. we re not terrorists or militants or other such nonsense. we re just concerned citizens. we have a desire to fulfill our responsibilities and duties as americans. armed citizenry is a part of that. i wish that i was in michigan down on the farm we present limu emu & doug with this key to the city. [ applause ] it s an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. and now we need to get back to work.
people will see in the film. i put them in there because i think it is important not to look away. we need to face this down as americans. yes, it is hard to watch, but i remember as a child, when the vietnam war was going on, watchi watching nbc news. a captain or colonel pulled a prisoner of war in the street. on nbc, puts a gun to his head and blows it, literally, his brains come out the other side. i m a child watching this. now, in the wars since vietnam, they don t show that on the evening news. i ll tell you this, seeing that, seeing that little girl in vietnam, burning the skin off her body, running down the road, those images are powerful, and they played a role in ending that war. right. you re talking about the link between the storytelling and what we do about it as a