On the Neal Larson Show, the hosts react strongly to comments made by Trey Gowdy following the school shooting in Minneapolis. Gowdy suggested a conversation about “keeping firearms out” of the hands of young white males, which the hosts deemed a “deal killer” and a betrayal of conservative principles. They argue that such rhetoric plays into the hands of Democrats who are untrustworthy on Second Amendment issues and will exploit any concession. The hosts also criticize the immediate politicization of the tragedy, playing clips of an emotional Jen Psaki and a factually incorrect Amy Klobuchar, arguing that emotionally charged reactions should not dictate public policy and that conservatives must resist calls for gun control.
The conversation also touches on other national and local news. The hosts discuss new details in the John Bolton investigation, which reportedly involves classified emails being intercepted by a hostile foreign country. On a lighter note, they cover local news about a rabid bat in Oneida County and West Nile virus-positive mosquitoes in Bingham County, which leads to some humorous banter. They also discuss the recent swatting call in Rexburg, part of a nationwide trend of fake emergency calls targeting universities. The show concludes with a discussion about the upcoming Eastern Idaho State Fair and some lighthearted commentary on local politics and social media behavior.
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