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9:51Now PlayingSenator Mitch McConnell avoids mentioning guns as a root cause for mass shootings, mentioning only mental illness and school safety. The Majority Report crew discuss Tulsa shooting and how the gun was purchased the same day as the Uvalde shooting. The MR crew also talk about Medicare for all and how it would give mental health access which is needed and seen as a luxury by many.
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As I mentioned yesterday there was yet another mass shooting in fact there were shootings happening at the same time as this Tulsa massacre in a medical building um CNN is reporting that an ar-15 style firearm was found on the premises of the medical building and that it was purchased the day of the shooting. So in the morning ostensibly the shooter goes gets their weapon also apparently there was also a handgun found on the scene purchased on May 29th so just days before and in the afternoon does a mass shooting because that's how it works in America. Here is Mitch McConnell yesterday though talking about mass shootings and he mentions the root causes in his estimation of school shootings in particular notice what he leaves out.
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