Greg Gutfeld

Thank God there's a process that has to take place.

I enforce some form of gun control.

But you can't have the passion of a moment force you to just disavow the Constitution.

I heard my friends on the set yesterday talking about the 14th Amendment.

If you want to change the 14th Amendment, you want to change the Second Amendment.

There's a process to do so.

You can go and you can convince the legislatures in the country, get two-thirds votes and three-quarters of them, and you'll have an opportunity to do that.

That's how women got the right to vote 106 years ago.

That's how we struck down voting, things that prevented blacks from voting across the South.

And that's also how we prevented presidents from serving more than two terms.

We changed the Constitution.

So Democrats that talk about guns, I think it's an element of it, but we've got to deal with the crime issue.

And Republicans who constantly criticize Democrats,

pass a national crime bill and give cities more money to do the right thing when fighting crime.

Crime's already down to 125-year low.

Do we need a crime bill?

No, I don't think you need a national crime bill.

And the last time that we had senators screwing around with crime, you got some pretty hideous legislation, thanks, Joe Biden, that did have some very racial implications.

The problem was the response to that was this this blanket idea that, you know, all blacks are targeted, not all blacks are targeted.

And some people commit crimes over and over and over again.