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On Tuesday's episode of the "White House Brief," Jon Miller discussed his disgust with the political talking points in the days following the mass killings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, and why video games do not create mass murderers.
Miller addressed the sickness of a nation when politicians refuse to allow Americans time to process the tragic loss inflicted by mass murderers without inserting their talking points.
One such talking point was the theory that video games created a culture that celebrated violence. Both Joe Biden and even President Donald Trump cited video games as a cause of violence among youth. However, study after study proves that there is no correlation between mass killings and video games.
"I think someone got to Trump's teleprompter," Miller said.
He went on to say that America had a spiritual problem, and the only way to fix the problem was to put party politics aside.
Miller lightened the mood a bit by sharing some of the death threats he received from some residents in Baltimore.
After pointing out that Baltimore is the sixth most rat-infested city in America, Baltimore residents decided to show him how wrong he was by threatening to kill him.
"Here is how people, many of them from Baltimore reacted," Miller explained.
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