the idea that we don t have the elimination of assault type weapons, magazines that can hol multiple bullets in them as absolutely mindless. yes, mindless. that is the perfect word for what you just said. serious people don t talk like that. mass shootings out to be in alarm that awaken the rest of u to the emergency the real emergency unfolding at the center of our culture. why is this happening? how did nihilism and vitalism i rage and loneliness become a regular features of american life? something is fundamentally wrong . what is it, and is materialism enough to fix it? those are the metaphysical questions we ought to be thinking about deeply, seriously , and debating every time some lunatic shoots up a public pace. instead we get mediocrities lat
we did in the horrible tragedy in odessa, but we re not t hearing anyone talk about that.w is it because people expected there. is because people know chicago, that s just chicago. why should we care about people that live there to. why shouldn t we realize that when was the last time you heard a politician on the left, begin that conversation. ask the obvious question. why is this happening. i haven t. and i hope the reason why is they re just going for attention. i hope they aren t as ma luscious and i hope this realize, this is polling well x this is a way to pull at people s heart strings, and we are talking about them. i really hope their ignorance is
as you mentioned, tucker, that s a commandment. auto like veg. what happens in veg, stays in vegas. when you have an off the record conversation with a reporter, it is understood, as long as the parties establish beforehand, this is an off-the-record conversation o. not goodbye mentioned, talked about. it s not supposed to get out. and in this case, there were other reporters there as well. reporters from bloomberg, and the wall street journal and washington post. it can t be confirmed that grutger again, i can t confirm that and i m not going to do that here. go ahead. tucker: i personally have spoken to people who have confirmed it.
quoted shage overa.it s a joke. tucker: i remember speaking to a new york city cop, retired saying that the mansion was full of marijuana smokewhen the debl. do you think that s maybe part of it? seth: look, i ve heard this, too.ha it s kind of a common theme around city hall and around the press and so forth. whether it s true or not, i don t know, but it certainly would explain a lot. it would explain a lot. it would explain a lot. and here, we just thought it was laziness, and a slow metabolismr is really bad because he is really high. t seth: he may not be the worst mayor in new york history. [laughter] nice to see you. thanks, tucker.
only going this far, they think it s popular. if they think that because their emotions trump the civil liberty that scare he is. l it s something we should be really afraid of. brian, thanks for that. a former pole teachers r story for bill clinton. thanks very much for coming on tonight. so a billion magazines that fit under this definition, tens of millions of semiautomatic weapons. what would it look like if the government tried to take those by force. i ve got good news for you. i don t think have you to worry about beto o rourke becoming president. i think what s fascinating is something seems to unite americans today, than support for universal background check. 9 out of 10 americans support universal background checks. 9 out of 10 republicans support it. ththe president supports