Michael Moore is a talented, provocative filmmaker, who challenged America’s so-called gun culture in Bowling For Columbine. Television and radio talk-show host Larry Elder tried—for a year-and-a-half—to interview Michael Moore. Larry wanted to ask him one basic question: “You tell us how many gun deaths there are in America, but how many Americans are alive because they were able to use a gun for self-defense?” Moore concludes that America has “too many guns.” But does it? Larry made this film in an attempt to answer that question Political pundits divide the country into blue states and red states. The red states feel alienated by the likes of liberal demagogues like Michael Moore. Many Americans own firearms, don’t support additional gun control laws, live in one of some 34 states that allow citizens to carry concealed weapons, and support the Second Amendment. This film speaks to them.
