Gun free zones are the most dangerous places in our country.
The Second Amendment is absolute and it's here to stay.
A recent report states that Americans own 46% of the world's guns,
I think we need to get our numbers up, boys and girls.
I'm just tired of talking about these people, I'm just gonna be honest with you.
She's so dumb, and so embarrassing, and this does nothing for anyone.
But anyway, all right?
So America doesn't have enough guns, even though we have the most guns
per capita than any other country, any other country, and other country.
Top ten civilian gun owning countries,
America has 120.5 guns per 100 residents,
the country coming in at second is war torn, Yemen.
I mean, guys I feel like people like Lauren Boebert and
Marjorie Greene, they degrade what we do,
what we do because we have to talk about idiots all day.
I'm so tired of talking about idiots.
Can you imagine being in Congress and having to sit through that garbage speech?
>> What I would do in Congress?
So look, 46% of the guns, almost have half the guns in the whole world,
just in America were 5% of the world's population,
which leads to of course, massive gun homicides, and suicides,
and deaths, and she's literally celebrating it.
But remember, it's not about Boebert,
she's an avatar for the right wing, right wing voters love it.
They're like 60,000 people a year die, I don't care,
I like guns, let's have more guns.
>> Let's look at gun related homicide in the United States compared to other
countries.
This graph is a little handy, right?
So the graph will show you little dot at the top right-hand side,
that's the United States where we have an astronomical homicide rate,
and gun ownership in, obviously compared to other developed countries.
Then at the very, very bottom on the left-hand side, that's Japan.
You wanna know how many gun related homicides or
what the gun related homicide rate is in Japan?
One, rate of guns owned, three.
So that's three guns per 1,000 people in Japan.
It's almost as if more guns usually means more homicide,
I could be wrong, I don't know, maybe I'm misreading that graph.
>> Yeah, they have three guns per 1,000 people,
we have 1,200 guns for 1,000 people.
Almost no one dies from guns in Japan, it's not gonna stop the criminals anyway,
they'll just get rope or a sword or something.
Well, by the way, there's tons of swords in Japan,
still almost no one dies from it.
In our case, tens of thousands dead every single year,
they just literally don't care about any of these dealt.
>> But gun free zones are the most dangerous places, really.
They need to be concerned.
>> All of Japan is a gun free zone and they have almost
no gun homicides, it totally 100% works.
>> So why is Boebert talking about this on the house floor?
Well, apparently she's in a tizzy over the most irrelevant regulation imaginable,
Boebert made the comment while condemning a new mandate by the Bureau of Alcohol,
Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives.
Can we pause for one second?
We can all acknowledge, right, that this government agency is a weird one.
Why is tobacco in there?
[LAUGH] Anyway, all right?
And alcohol like, okay, let's move on.
Is it meant to focus on trafficking?
>> So I don't know the history of it, it's possible that it's left over from the old
days when they used to traffic alcohol when it was illegal.
And so I don't know why tobacco is in there,
would have to history of that particular department.
But by the way, these things used to be illegal in America or
much more tightly regulated, including guns, and
now you're not wrong, she's not wrong to say like, let's get rid of it.
There are no gun laws anyway, anybody can buy any, almost any gun they want,
kill anyone they want.
There's no restrict, six year old shot someone the other day,
everybody's got guns, right?
So why are we bothering to pretend we're regulating when
there's no law in the country, total freaking anarchy.
>> We have way more regulations for tobacco that we have for firearms.
>> That's actually true, they're probably spending their whole time on tobacco.
>> Yeah, well, let's get to the rest of that graphic because it's very important
to understand why Lauren Boebert is upset here.
So again, it was a mandate by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco,
Firearms and Explosives that went into effect Tuesday requiring gun
owners to register any firearms that use stabilizing braces.
So you might wonder, what's a stabilizing brace?
Apparently, it's some sort of device, it's an accessory attached to a firearm that
allows the shooter to fire more accurately and one-handed.
Why do you have to fire your gun one handed?
Everyone thinks that they're like a superhero or something.
But anyway, Boebert took great offense to this incredibly,
tiny rule and had this to say about it, and the ATF.
>> ATF, alcohol, tobacco, and firearms.
In Western Colorado, we call that a fun weekend, but DC Bureaucrats
have used this agency to infringe on the rights of the American people.
There's been a lot of talk about defunding the ATF even abolishing the agency
altogether.
And I'm still here waiting to hear a good reason
why the ATF should remain an agency at all.
>> For us, it's a good time, okay?
I mean, whatever, it's all posturing, it's all garbage that doesn't
actually do anything for anyone, I'm so tired of the theater.
>> Yeah, so we call that a fun weekend.
I mean, a couple of our friends die
accidentally because they blew their heads off.
[LAUGH] But it's fun for everybody, you know what I'm saying?
Look, these people are out of a horror movie, you remember the Christmas card she
did with her family where everybody is holding a massive weapon.
>> No, they're out of a comedy except its real life and
it's representative of the American government.
Do you know how embarrassing that is?
>> Totally.
And so yes, it's idiocracy for sure.
But other governments, if they saw a postcard like that, they would have
the authorities investigate to make sure the children are okay.
Why are the parents giving them the kind of weapons you would use in a war zone?
That is psychotic, they would check,
they would do a mental wellness check etc, right?
But in America, you take your little kid and
you give a giant gun and then see what happens.
And that's the horror moment for you, okay?
And she said, come on guys, we can do better,
we can get 50% of all the guns in the world just here in America.
So we can keep killing each other at a rate of tens of thousands every
single year.