Bill Wyman

The things he says about the media, enemies of the people, traitors, execute them, kill them, the violence that he's used American military power to summarily execute people at sea.

Right now, he's overseeing a war that was not approved by Congress.

And not only do you hear this rhetoric on the right, no one on the right says tone it down, which is a corrective that used to happen.

Yeah, it is.

It's funny.

People might or might not know that four United States presidents have been assassinated.

Abraham Lincoln was probably the most consequential.

It was a terrible, terrible event in American history.

A few others you might not have heard of.

William McKinley, James Garfield.

And then, of course, the tragic assassination of John F. Kennedy.

Which kicked off a lot of violence in the 60s.

Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, his brother Robert Kennedy, that was another.

I think you can say those three are the most consequential in American history because it basically took out three of the liberal and American, in the American sense, the three great liberal leaders in America who could have had very consequential political careers.

And then it does seem like we're just seeing more of it.

There's just a lot of guns in America.

The truth is that actually a lot of people that stay in America just collect guns.

They just buy them and buy them and buy them.

So it's not like everyone in America has a gun, but a lot of Americans have a lot of guns.

And people are very curious, why can't America get gun control done?