Trump: Violence in Media Shaping How Young ‘Minds Are Being Formed’
President Donald Trump, in response to Florida’s deadly school shooting, pledged action on certain gun regulations on Thursday, including background checks. He said he’s concerned that violence on the internet, in video games and in movies, is shaping how young “minds are being formed.” Photo: Agence France-Presse
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