So the president just signed a bipartisan safer community act in reaction to the events,

the tragic events that took place in Uvalde, but the interesting thing is when you break down the

act, we'll get into it. None of it would have prevented the shooter from doing what he did in Uvalde.

So why are we thinking like we finally solved the solution? So I said, listen team,

let's come up with some data because people lie, numbers don't. Let's look at the data. Let's

look at some stats. Will we find one stat that will say, here's what will tell us a big part of

the story because some of the stuff they can do, maybe it would have prevented 1% of the mass shooting,

maybe 3%, maybe 5%, but we're looking at what could have prevented 90% of the mass shooting. So

here's what we're going to look at. Timeline of gun control in U.S. What the average American

gun owner looks like, highest gun owning state, lowest gun owning state, number of guns purchased

last year gun ownership by fire arm type, what solutions work and what solutions don't. So let's get

right into it. So let's take a look at what the average American gun owner looks like in America.

We have the most guns per capita, roughly 400 million guns we own, which is like 120 and a half per

hundred, but here's what it looks like. 74% of time, it's a meal, 82% white, 31% married, 40%

have children, 44% of them live in the South, 30% of the time they're between 50 to 64 years old,

lives in a suburban area, 45% of the time, 28% of them have a college degree, 48% of them are

politically independent, 51% of them are Republican, 48% own guns for protection, 32% owner for hunting,

79% believe owning a gun makes them safer and 79% of them are in favor of background checks for

private and gun show sales. So now that we know the proponents of gun control and the opponents of

gun control and we know the profile of what a gun owner looks like, let's see the timeline of

gun control in America. 1791, the Bill of Rights, including the Second Amendment gains final

ratification. The Second Amendment reads a well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of a

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