Because we keep allowing more guns, we're only gonna, we can't get rid of them.

I'm not advocating allowing more guns.

I'm just advocating allowing guns to the right people and having clear guardrails around who the people who are not in that group would be.

But this is like a deterministic thing.

Like, let's flood the market with guns.

Therefore, it's who we are now. We can't do anything about it.

And I refuse to accept that world.

Welcome to The Lost Debate Show for Politically eclectics.

I'm Robbie Gupta.

I'm Cory Schlaught.

Well, Corey, what do we have today?

First thing's first, President Biden commemorates George Floyd with an executive order on police reform. We'll go through what it does and what it might mean down the line. We've got a social media free speech case in Florida. Ricky is going to be talking to us about all of that. Ravi is going to pitch us another one of his revolutionary ideas on how to reform a major issue in America. Then we'll get into a little politics roundup from this week's primaries in Georgia to a race

that isn't quite settled yet in Pennsylvania. And we'll talk about a bunch of future races that

will eventually be happening on a very different map in New York. But we start the show talking

about a type of story that I'm quite frankly sick of

having to report on. Unless you've been off the grid for the last 48 hours, you would already

know that there has been yet another mass shooting here in America, this time at an elementary

school in Texas. At least 19 children and two adults were killed.

Nineteen children, fourth graders, almost done with their school year, gunned down by an 18-year

high school senior who most likely they had never even met. This was the second deadliest school

shooting in U.S. history surpassed only by Sandy Hook.

Many hoped nearly a decade ago when that event happened that by now there would be, you know,

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