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We're going to be on the Blays Network, and let's get right to it.

Shall we? All right, on Monday's show? Jason talked about the Washington National Ball Park shooting.

I don't want to ruin it for you but Jason believes that this could be be long because of gangs and

violence. I think he's got a pretty interesting take on it, let's check it out.

Saturday night in our nation's capital, gunshots outside of Washington

Nationals ballpark sent fans inside the stadium scrambling for safety.

Suspended a Major League Baseball game and injured three people.

Mainstream corporate media blamed gun violence.

The more likely culprit is gang violence.

Police say the shots came from shooters in separate cars firing at each other.

Maybe guns were behind the steering wheels and pulling the triggers.

It's more likely gang members drove the cars and aimed the weapons.

As a country, we loathe to talk about gang violence unless we're glorifying it in music.

We prefer to discuss the danger of guns and the eve of the National Rifle Association.

I used to do it too.

The last time gun violence impacted a sporting event, I argued in a column that the second

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