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Biden: Society should not be afraid of the facts in the conversation on gun control
April 11, 201307:30
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Morning Joe

Biden: Society should not be afraid of the facts in the conversation on gun control

07:30

In the final part of the roundtable discussion with Vice President Joe Biden, the panel talks about the impact of mental illness on gun violence in the U.S. Biden discusses steps the government is actively taking to research the brain and mental illnesses to understand more of the hidden factors. The panel also discusses the connection between violence in the media and gun control.April 11, 2013

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