Greg Gutfeld

I'm not.

I'm just thinking about the one in Canada last week.

Right.

But I mean, we have killings, unfortunately, in Chicago.

People get shot in Chicago and Memphis and Denver and New Orleans.

And don't care about that either, Harold.

Well, so that's a different thing.

But here's the thing.

If if I'm now beginning to get a little map of kind of the thinking around guns on some of my pals here who have who are for the Second Amendment, President Trump.

believes that you have the right to carry a gun, but you should not bring a gun to a protest.

He said it a few times when he was talking about the young man that was killed in Cincinnati, the nurse.

Minneapolis.

Forgive me, Minneapolis.

Two, if someone is mentally unstable, I happen to agree with you, Lawrence, mentally unstable, and we can grapple over and wrestle over what we figure is unstable.

But if you're angry and you're unstable, I don't care if you are –

identifying as transgender or not, or you identify and you identify, you're identifying too much.

If you're unstable and you are whatever you are, we shouldn't let you have a gun.

If you beat your wife or you have a record, you shouldn't be able to have a gun.

I think we're getting to a point where we might be able to reach some agreement around what that ought to be.

But if you have beat your wife, should you be able to have a gun?