a direct correlation between the use of these violent vied odeo s and the psychological impact on young people. does that mean they re bad in and of themselves, it doesn t. i m not trying to imply that but it s part of a bigger dialogue that if we don t have it, we re being naive. yes. you know when you look at the number of guns, i mean the 2017 report from the atf they said there s 9.5 million guns manufactured in the year 2015. that s double than just five years before. just this crucial point. guns themselves are at the core of this problem. you can watch all the video games you want but if you don t have a gun to shoot people, you don t have a gun to shoot people. you can see somebody in new york or nice, france that uses a vehicle or pickup truck. we see people in china using knives to kill 29 people on a train. if somebody wants to perpetrate
oh, yes. megyn: there is a lot of betrayal out there and a lot of people who want to exact revenge after they ve been victims of it from teenagers, all the way up to people in congress. what you re seeing though is they are exacting revenge and we are getting uglier and uglier as a culture. megyn: why? because we can and it s power grabs. i remember when i was a kid saying something unkind about somebody in public. first you didn t do that. if you did it everybody came down on you. now you have somebody in congress saying people who are against the healthcare bill, my gosh, are natzis, and it s like the holocaust, that boggles my mind as a jew that somebody could put that together with i have a different opinion of the healthcare bill. megyn: you start off by saying you love revenge. the concept of revenge is fabulous. bad guys, perpetrate evil and they get it. megyn: and when somebody wrongs you you deem at them, how you re going to get back at them and they are going to live