Ian Carroll

It's like Osama bin Laden's manifesto was suppressed.

It's still being suppressed.

Right.

So I do think it's essential to know he used a weapon.

Of course he did.

He killed people.

I know.

But why?

I've got a million weapons.

I would never kill anybody.

So what's the difference between me and him?

That's the thing you need to know.

um because you're right the why for stephen paddock is non-existent and that's the official narrative is that there's no idea why can i just give the context to the political context this is less than a year after trump's election yeah this is a jason aldean concert these are trump voters jason aldean is not a political activist but he's open about his politics and they're trump aligned he's also a great guy yeah i will say but um so these are trump voters who get killed

At the time, less than a year after Trump's election, all anyone's talking about is Trump.

People are extremely exercised about it.

So it's hard to ignore that, kind of.

I think it's impossible to ignore it.

I thought about this at the time, trying to think through what is this.

And the gun control is almost always the first thing Democrats call for when there's a mass shooting.

They leverage the death of other people for a policy aim.