Ep 2. Episode 2
- January 4, 2017
Vice News Tonight is a news documentary series which explores various social, economic and political issues in America and the world. In season 2 episode 2, the show takes a deep dive into the controversial topic of gun violence in America.
The episode is called 'Episode 2', and it explores the issue of gun ownership and gun control in the United States. The show begins by looking at the recent mass shootings in Texas and Florida and the slow response by the US government to take measures to prevent similar incidents.
The episode then goes on to discuss the culture of gun ownership in America, examining the history and roots of the Second Amendment and the National Rifle Association (NRA). The show examines the power and influence of the NRA in American politics and how it has successfully fought against gun control legislation.
The show also looks at the increasing trend of private gun ownership in America, particularly among African Americans, women and LGBTQI communities. The episode features interviews with gun owners from these communities who share their personal experiences with firearms and their reasons for owning them.
The show also examines the controversial issue of concealed carry laws in America. Vice News Tonight reporters investigate the arbitrary nature of state-to-state gun laws and the implications of carrying firearms in public spaces.
One of the most poignant parts of the episode is the story of Parkland shooting survivor Aalayah Eastmond. The show highlights the tragic events of the shooting and features an interview with Eastmond who shares her experience and her message for Americans who may not fully understand the severity of gun violence.
Throughout the episode, Vice News Tonight interviews a range of experts, including gun control advocates, academics and gun lobbyists, to provide a balanced perspective on an issue that is deeply divisive in America.
Overall, season 2 episode 2 of Vice News Tonight is an insightful and thought-provoking exploration of the complex issue of gun violence in America. Through personal stories and expert analysis, the show provides a comprehensive insight into a subject that has proved both difficult to understand and even harder to solve.
