Xander Moricz

The four million children who do not have access to healthcare are not choosing to not have access to healthcare.

They are more likely to die, however, because of a system that they were born into.

And that's not fair.

That's deadly.

It's harming young Americans every single day.

Life's not fair, so children should get shot in their classrooms and not have the medicine they need?

No, but they should also have the right to protect themselves in their own home or in their own community.

Children are being shot to death every single day by assault rifles designed by the military.

Yes, and how many people have their homes broken into and they don't know how to protect themselves?

They don't have the ability to.

Tell me the statistic.

No, I'm asking you that question.

Gun violence in the home leads to more death in that home without burglary.

What you're seeing is that gun violence in America goes up because there are more guns in America.

There are more assault rifles in America.

There are less restrictions that help people who should have guns have guns.

And now we're saying, oh, you know what?

Everyone have a gun.

Let's all have guns.

There are more guns in the United States of America than there are people.