Let's talk about gun control.

I was just getting ready for bed,

and I was reading the news about this President Obama,

and Rand Paul talking about arguing over gun control.

And believe it or not, earlier today,

I was at this event with Warren Buffett at a house here in LA,

in Bel Air, and Hillary Clinton was there.

That was a thing. I'm not really political,

I wanted to meet Warren Buffett, so I didn't get to meet him, unfortunately.

But I got to sit and listen to Hillary talk.

Of course, she's more like President Obama,

but I was interesting because while I was listening to Hillary,

Warren Buffett was sitting there. It was pretty cool.

Right next to us, gun control came up as a question to Hillary.

And I thought of Warren Buffett's business partner, Charlie Munger,

and he says that you shouldn't be able to take any position on something hard,

like gun control or any hard controversial topic,

until you can argue both sides as well or better than the other side.

So I thought, let me apply this to gun control.

So let me argue one side, flip a coin.

Side one, people should be able to have all kinds of guns.

Let's take that side.

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