#105: The Mass Shootings Fallout, AOC Chief of Staff Resigns, NYT Bows to Liberal Mob

Matt and Storm are back in the studio to discuss the fallout from the domestic terrorist attack in El Paso, Texas and the mass shooting in Dayton, Ohio. The gun control versus gun rights to debate is back in full force, with the rhetoric getting more and more heated. While Second Amendment supporters search for solutions other than new gun laws, Democrats and the Left demand Congress "do something" to prevent further mass shootings. In other news, the guys discuss the resignation of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's chief of staff, and how the biased New York Times bowed to the liberal mob after its original front-page headline for Tuesday's paper sparked outrage.

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