#86: Gun Control BS, The Broward Coward, Celebs Wish Violence On Trump

Storm has recovered from the plague and is back in the studio with Matt to cover the biggest stories of the day. Following the mass shooting in Virginia Beach, Democrats across the nation are back on their gun control push. The guys also discuss  "The Broward Coward," the disgraced former School Resource Officer Scot Peterson of Marjory Stoneman Douglas HighSchool, and the new charges he's facing for his inaction during the horrifying mass shooting. And the guys can't believe how some Hollywood celebrities are so unhinged that they'd wish harm on President Trump. The episode got cut short today, so tune in tomorrow to hear what else the guys planned to talk about and more!

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