Rep. Sarah McBride
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508 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2025
last heard Sep 2025
Rep. Sarah McBride’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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That's a dumb line.
It's lazy.
Yeah, absolutely.
I mean, it has not been top of mind for people, but again, I introduced this actually before we left for the break, and it wasn't a reaction to what happened.
It was something that's been an ongoing issue for a lot of us.
And here's one thing I say, and I think it's hard for some people to hear this, but there's something going on.
with men in America, where they think it's okay to resolve an issue feeling disrespected, feeling embarrassed, and to grab a gun and go shoot up a school, or shoot up a place of work.
And I'm not saying that guns aren't responsible, because as you know, Don, there are more guns than people than there are in the United States, so they're everywhere.
But what is going on in someone's mind for them to think that's how you solve the problem?
And we've never really delved into that.
I've heard people say, well, mental health is the excuse.
It's not guns.
It's both.
And how do so many young people who are teenagers, young teenagers, get access to guns illegally?
But who's selling them the guns?
And so I think that there's a much deeper conversation that we have to have as opposed to Second Amendment rights, don't blame the guns, it's people.
Yeah, so, you know, I don't tend to talk about TV shows, but did you see the series Adolescence on Netflix?
So it was a limited series, I think maybe four or five episodes.
And I'm not going to give away the plot, but the premise is a young middle schooler is accused of murder.
And it just walks through some of the challenges that young people face right now.
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