“There’s no single voice more important in the conversation in America about gun safety and avoiding the unthinkable tragedy of losing a child to gun violence than Fred Guttenberg. ―Former Congressman Joe Walsh of Illinois's 8th district Fred and Tom make a passionate & evidenced-based case for facts to consider when pursuing certain reforms, which I'm sure will spur further passionate debate on this issue between us. And even though I disagree with some of what's written here, I recommend this book to anyone interested in saving lives. This book written by Thomas Gabor and Fred Guttenberg is an important one. But we listen to each other and we constantly search for common ground. “Let me say at the outset that Fred Guttenberg and I agree on very little when it comes to gun policy. ―Steve Kerr, son, husband, father, grandfather, and head coach of the Golden State Warriors “This book, one I will go back to many times, gives you every essential tool to become a well-informed member of a club I want you to join: committed citizens lifting their voices for the lifesaving changes to gun laws the vast majority of Americans want.” ―Congressman Eric Swalwell, US Representative to California's 15th congressional district His work with Thomas Gabor to take on the myths around guns and gun violence in America and to present an evidence-based approach has resulted in a book that should be read by everyone who cares about this issue.” Fred, like far too many Americans, understands gun violence because of the murder of his daughter Jaime. “American Carnage by authors Thomas Gabor and Fred Guttenberg is a must read.

He is the co-author of the new book American Carnage, which is now available. Since then, Fred has been one of the world’s leading voices in gun violence prevention. Fred Guttenberg’s daughter Jaime was murdered in the Marjorie Stoneman Douglas school shooting in 2018. To help us sort through the myths and find the truth, we’ve invited one of my favorite humans back on the show. This is partly because of the lies of the gun industry. And yet somehow, many states across the country are working to make it easier to get guns, easier to carry guns, and easier to kill people without consequence. We have more guns than people in the United States.

46,000 deaths in America, every single year.

Bad with Money by Gaby Dunn