VIDEO: Trevor Noah on Ben Carson’s Genius Plans to Deal With Mass Shootings
After the recent shooting in Oregon, the Republican presidential candidate suggested some interesting ways we could tackle mass shootings in the U.S. And by interesting, we mean insensitive and insane, of course.After the recent shooting in Oregon, Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson suggested some interesting ways we could tackle mass shootings in the U.S. And by interesting, we mean insensitive and insane, of course.
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