'American Sniper' Widow tells President Obama: Gun control won't stop mass shootings

The widow of ‘American Sniper’ Chris Kyle told President Obama that she does not believe gun control is an effective counter to mass shootings.

Taya Kyle told the president that his proposed changes to the laws would not make people safer because murderers do not have any “moral code”.

 

 

The confrontation came at a CNN town hall broadcast at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia.

Kyle said she did not believe any of the recent mass shootings “would have been stopped by a background check.”

“So I think part it we have to recognize is we cannot outlaw murder, because the people who are murdering are breaking the law, but they also don’t have the moral code that we have.

Eric Garner's 1-year-old Daughter will never be Accepted into his Family: Widow

She might be Eric Garner’s daughter, but she won’t be part of Garner’s family.

The chokehold victim’s widow, Esaw Garner, acknowledged Friday that a 16-month-old girl named Legacy is her husband’s daughter with another woman — but said she wants nothing to do with the tot or her mother, Jewel Miller.