News Roundup & Comment

Here's a selection of stories from the early portion of this week's program:

--A gunman carrying a rifle and handgun killed 4 people and wounded others Wednesday at a Tulsa medical building on a hospital campus.

--A man shot and killed two females and then killed himself in a parking lot outside the Ames Cornerstone Church in Iowa.

--Two people were shot yesterday at a cemetery in Racine, Wisconsin, while a family was mourning the loss of a loved one.

--Police said a woman who was lawfully carrying a pistol shot and killed a man who began shooting at a crowd of people Wednesday evening in Charleston, West
Virginia.

--In a speech last evening, President Biden said the 2nd Amendment is not absolute.

--The gun control package by the House Democrats identifies high-capacity magazines as holding 10 rounds or more. This new limit on ammunition clips is part of a six piece gun control package.

--Representative Mondaire Jones said Thursday Democrats will abolish the Senate filibuster and pack the Supreme Court in order to pass more restrictions on guns.

--Evangelist Franklin Graham blames America's abandonment of God and its embrace of violent entertainment for shootings.

--New York Governor Kathy Hochul joined with state assembly leaders to announce 10 new gun control bills in their state.

--A new poll shows that more Americans favor administrators and teachers being armed if they so choose.

--Ohio Governor Mike DeWine is expected to sign a bill approved by the state's legislature that would allow school teachers and other school employees to carry a firearm as early as this fall.