And now, America's number one show on pop culture and politics.

This is the Michael Medved Show.

And another great day in this greatest nation on God's Green Earth, a great nation where we're finding out more about what happened yesterday

with the death of four people, wounding, serious wounding of nine others by a 14-year-old shooter using an AR-15 platform style as it's described weapon.

No indication yet of how he got the weapon, what his motive was,

but there are indications that a year ago, when he was 13,

he had been involved with making, through the discord site, making threats about shooting up a school.

So what happened? What can be done with a young man like that? The FBI authorities, local law enforcement, met with the young man whose name is Colt Gray and with his father.

But then this horrible shooting happened yesterday in Georgia.

We will talk about that.

We'll get some perspective on what can be done about that with a veteran operative for the FBI,

Catherine Shway, who has written about this problem.

And basically there's a problem of keeping weapons, not away from law-abiding, ordinary, healthy citizens,

but from psychotic potential killers who sometimes

give you warnings in advance that, yes, they are dangerous. Meanwhile, there is a report, a front

page of the Wall Street Journal, U.S. says Kremlin is trying to sway the election.

Does that sound familiar? Well, officials allege wide campaign to boost Trump and push a pro-Russia message.

Now, again, this is not the New York Times that's running that.

That's a Wall Street Journal. We will get to that issue. President Trump just gave a fiery speech in Las Vegas to the Republican Jewish Coalition, an organization which I've been active in for 30 years,

more than 30 years.

I know because I was doing a speech, a debate,

representing President Bush in the oncoming primary election, and doing a speech for Republican Jewish Coalition when

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