[applause] greg: i do think there is a lot of variables and this is the complex problem the people tried use of a fight within the idea of the prison of two ideas more guns or less guns yanny. i look at it as a contagion that has spread and we have to contain it. greg: the way to contain it the media has to stop talking about the guys. they do deep dive on the shooters immediately and if you are a kid wants to go out in a blaze of glory and you see it is glory and it s infamy because it s martyrdom. greg: yes, they will remember me if i take out a bunch of people but it drives me crazy watching coverage of this like don t show and don t talk about them and treat it like a national disaster and try to fix it but eliminate that person. greg, i m being serious. you know what they have in common between psychiatric illness and physical abuse. facebook. they it has driven a hunger for notoriety at any cost. these companies have better
how do you respond? you are getting your information from cnn because that s fake news. all i hear is yanny. [laughter] greg: here is the thing. that video about laurel and yanny now becomes a laurel and yanny itself meaning if you like a trump you ll actually laugh but if you are a host at cnn you will say how can you laugh when children don t have socks. the silly audio puzzle may be the greatest metaphor for media bias ever. think about this when trump says something what do you hear, a joke, but the media hears racism. when you hear trump describe ms 13 as animals what did the media here? the president of the united states saying these are not people but animals. it s a disgusting way to talk
how do you respond? you are getting your information from cnn because that s fake news. all i hear is yanny. [laughter] greg: here is the thing. that video about laurel and yanny now becomes a laurel and yanny itself meaning if you like a trump you ll actually laugh but if you are a host at cnn you will say how can you laugh when children don t have socks. the silly audio puzzle may be the greatest metaphor for media bias ever. think about this when trump says something what do you hear, a joke, but the media hears racism. when you hear trump describe ms 13 as animals what did the media here? the president of the united states saying these are not people but animals. it s a disgusting way to talk
how do you respond? you are getting your information from cnn because that s fake news. all i hear is yanny. [laughter] greg: here is the thing. that video about laurel and yanny now becomes a laurel and yanny itself meaning if you like a trump you ll actually laugh but if you are a host at cnn you will say how can you laugh when children don t have socks. the silly audio puzzle may be the greatest metaphor for media bias ever. think about this when trump says something what do you hear, a joke, but the media hears racism. when you hear trump describe ms 13 as animals what did the media here? the president of the united states saying these are not people but animals. it s a disgusting way to talk
how do you respond? you are getting your information from cnn because that s fake news. all i hear is yanny. [laughter] greg: here is the thing. that video about laurel and yanny now becomes a laurel and yanny itself meaning if you like a trump you ll actually laugh but if you are a host at cnn you will say how can you laugh when children don t have socks. the silly audio puzzle may be the greatest metaphor for media bias ever. think about this when trump says something what do you hear, a joke, but the media hears racism. when you hear trump describe ms 13 as animals what did the media here? the president of the united states saying these are not people but animals. it s a disgusting way to talk