Are Parents Responsible For Their Kid's Actions with Guns?; Guest: Congressman Andy Ogles (R-TN-05) on Failing to Impeach Mayorkas

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🗓️ 7 February 2024

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

On today's podcast, host Mike Slater reads and comments on three current news stories regarding school shooters and the role their parents played in their incidents. Should mom and dad be held responsible for the monstrous actions of their children when guns and lives are involved? Is it a true slippery slope? Where does personal responsibility come in? Slater has some thoughts! Following this, Congressman Andy Ogles (R-TN-05) joins the show to comment on a variety of happenings from the House of Representatives with a particular focus on why the House failed to vote for impeachment proceedings against United States Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas this week. Don't miss this hard-hitting interview!

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0:00.0	Welcome to Breitbart News Daily. Thanks for being here. We took a bit of a border breather,her not entirely because at eight o'clock we talked to
0:23.2	the guy who did the journey remember the other day we were talking about this video this 40-minute
0:27.2	documentary well we talked to the guy who went to quito ecuador and then did the whole hike
0:31.4	and train and boat and plane and the whole thing uh all the way to to dallas so we got to talk to
0:36.7	him which was great that was at eight o'clock.
0:38.9	So we did border talk there.
0:40.3	And then in this, in the next interview,
0:42.1	we talked to a congressman about some of the border issues as well.
0:44.6	So we did some border.
0:45.3	But in the second hour, we presented this,
0:48.4	these three stories to test your,
0:51.8	your personal responsibility bona fides.
0:55.0	It was very interesting because we did the first hour
0:58.0	and everyone was on the side of,
1:01.0	yes, the parents are responsible.
1:04.0	I was going to move on in the next hour,
1:06.0	but after the interview, we still had a bunch of callers,
1:09.0	so I was like, okay, let's go there.
1:10.0	And every caller
1:11.0	was on the no parents
1:12.9	or we should not be holding parents
1:14.9	criminally responsible for these reasons
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