I really wrestled with how to talk about what I'm about to talk about without it sounding

like a repeat episode.

Because there was yet another mass shooting in America this weekend, I think we've crossed

over 200 this year alone.

The shooter was some kind of neo-Nazi white supremacist and just slaughtered families

and children.

I have one of my best friends who actually lives in Allen and several of you who listen

to the podcast and follow me tell me that you were actually at the mall where this shooting

happened the day before or the day after you thought about going that day.

And it's just despicable because it continues to happen over and over and over again.

And I do have one major thought about what the United States could do but doesn't do

to track and intervene in these matters.

Let me unpack and explain it.

I just want to honor the families who lost their loved ones, their babies, their parents,

just unimaginable pain.

I'm going to talk about one thing that we could and should be pushing for but aren't.

This is Sean King and you're listening to The Breakdown.

America is so exhausting and on an average day in this country, on an average day, dozens

and dozens of people are shot and killed.

There is almost always an incident of police brutality that catches our eye.

There's almost always a mass shooting.

I mean on any given day, we are confronting mass shootings, racism, police violence, deep

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