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53:30Now PlayingLIVE from WYSL Radio, we’re confronting a hard and emotional question: How real are the recent mass shootings — and what do they actually mean? In the wake of shocking attacks in Australia and Rhode Island, many people are confused and angry. Australia has some of the strictest gun laws in the world, and Rhode Island has some of the strictest gun laws in America — yet violence still happened. So what’s going on?
Are gun laws failing, or is this evidence that the problem runs much deeper than weapons alone? Are these shootings hate crimes, targeting ethnic, religious, or political groups, including rising concerns about antisemitism? Or are these events being misused to push fear, fuel conspiracy theories, or justify new restrictions on freedom?
We’ll break down what we know, what’s still unclear, and how these events are framed by politicians and media. I’ll share my analysis, discuss what this means for New York’s public safety, and explore how this debate could shape the 2026 elections.
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