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Mental health in the case of the Chattanooga shooter we're supposed to believe is the reason that he picked out two different military installations and murdered five.

But it's because he was depressed, they say.

We need to look at mental health issues more, not at jihad more, right?

But when they talk about mental health issues when it comes to guns,

what they really mean is they're going to try to make this really expansive category of all people out there.

And they're going to use that to take their firearms or take away their second amendment rights.

Buck Sexton, weekdays noon to 2 a.m. Eastern on the Blaze Radio Network.

The more the world changes, the more we find comfort in things that never change.

This is Rabbi Daniel Lapin on demand on the Blaze Radio Network. Welcome back to Rabbi Daniel Lapin on the Blaze.

And thank you very much for tuning in to the show where your rabbi reveals how the world really works,

and where we talk about the things that really do matter in your life.

Thanks for being part of the show, and today we're going to, in this episode,

we're going to take a look and start off at, let's start

off with something that interests, I think everyone, sex and money. That's right. And let's

also ask ourselves, how have so many Americans been indoctrinated and propagandized to believe that big business is a far bigger threat than big government.

That's right. Why do so many people believe that big government, ah, that's good.

The bigger, the better.

But big business.

Now that's another story.

And without even delving into anything deep, it puzzles me because it's so simple on the surface. Just think about it. Your independence

is tied to your bank account. If you've got a few dollars in your pocket, you walk with a spring

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