Tucker: Biden claim assault weapon ban will make America safer 'an appalling lie' contradicted by evidence
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Tucker Carlson discusses the Biden administration backing police officers who seized the guns of a Rhode Island man without a warrant on "Tucker Carlson Tonight"
According to Joe Biden, firearms are just that dangerous. And most dangerous of all, Joe Biden has told us, including this week, are something called "assault weapons." Assault weapons are such a threat, Joe Biden says, he’s not going to wait for the Supreme Court. He wants Congress, which his party controls, to pass a total ban on "assault weapons." That sounds familiar because we did it before—for ten years. And it didn't work, it didn’t work for a bunch of different reasons. First, because no one can define what an "assault weapon" is. Second, not that many people are killed by assault weapons. But Joe Biden doesn’t. If you go to Joe Biden's website, you'll learn that "assault weapons" are responsible for quote, "our gun violence epidemic." They’re "weapons of war" and if you can get them off the streets this country will be a much safer place. Well, that’s a total crock. And not only is it a lie, it’s an appalling lie, contradicted completely by actual evidence.
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