Liberal ‘The View’ co-host Sunny Hostin says her friends and family are buying guns to combat White supremacy
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Left-wing "The View" co-host Sunny Hostin declared on Wednesday that her friends and family are buying up guns, but her inner circle is arming themselves because of "White supremacy," not because of a rise in homicides and shootings across the nation.
"If you listen to the FBI statistics, we had FBI Director [Christopher] Wray testify that the greatest threat in the United States is White supremacy," Hostin continued. "And who are the victims of White supremacy? Generally they are African Americans so I really believe that that is why you are seeing African Americans now buying guns … the Second Amendment is for everyone." Wray said in 2019 that the danger of "White supremacists, violent extremism or another kind of extremism is of course significant," but America’s major cities have recently seen an onslaught of high-profile shootings that are unrelated to White supremacy.
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