In the wake of the worst terrorist attack on American soil since 9-11, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton have seen the enemy, and the enemy is you. It's us.

During the presumptive Democratic 2016 presidential nominee speech, she spent a lot of time calling on Americans to give up their guns in the name of stopping mass shootings like the Orlando radical Islamic terror attack.

She said, quote, I believe weapons of war have no place on our streets.

We may have our disagreements on gun safety regulations, but we should all be able to agree on a few things.

President Obama, by the way, said exactly the same thing.

His initial statement called on Americans to think about the risks we are willing to take by being so lax in how we make

very powerful firearms available to people in this country. We have to go after terrorist

organizations and hit them hard, but we also have to make sure it's not easy for somebody

who decides they want to harm people in this country to be able to obtain weapons to get

at them. I have a two-word response to President Obama and Hillary Clinton, and it rhymes with truck moo. Here's why. First off, this was their responsibility, right? This is on them. As presidents and secretary of state, it's their job to protect Americans from the spread of terrorism in the country. They have not. They've turned to ISIS from the JV team, those are Obama's words,

into a major global terror threat. Both Obama and Hillary simultaneously suggest that their

government is omnipotent and powerful when it comes to screening terrorists and administering

gun law, but they don't have enough tools at their disposal. Obama's FBI investigated the

tyranny of brothers, the San Bernardino shooters, the Orlando

terrorists. They came up empty all three times. They came up completely empty. Yet we're supposed

to believe that if we give them more power and we give it to molar of the federal government,

the parts of the federal government less competent, by the way, than the FBI, somehow this is

going to winnow out terrorists through thorough transparency, model efficiency, and pinpoint implementation if we give them a right to seize

weapons from Americans or borrow Americans who haven't been charged with a crime from exercising

their rights. In short, the incompetence of the federal government, at least in part, got 49

Americans killed in Orlando. Their solution, we should give them

more power and limit our own ability to defend ourselves. Not going to happen. See, here's the

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