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and it just says to me well then why do we eliminate gun free zones and you probably eliminate a lot of the mass shootings, i mean, that's almost 100% or done in the places like school and things like that. tell me about the argument about drug overdoses because a lot people don't realize they're more than what, than gun deaths? >> almost by double. double and this is an indictment on the media jesse. anyone paying attention to it knows that any time a killer picks up a gun and commits heinous act it becomes wall to wall coverage but there's a epidemic of drug overdoses in this country so quiet and media wouldn't report it you never hear underreported also -- we talk a lot about illegal immigration. in this show -- and we say how dangerous it is for the central american migrants to come all the way
documentary out about white privilege. it's called "hello, privilege, it's me, chelsea." producers included a clip of me from one of our shows in 2017 seemingly bashing white privilege. here's what they showed. >> what am i supposed to feel, guilty about that? jesse: problem is my comment is taken out of context. if they had played my entire question they would have seen this. so assuming that there is a little white privilege, let's just take that for granted. what am i supposed to feel? guilty about that? did you guys catch that? i believe there's a lit little bit of white privilege in this country. all over the world probably. i just don't know if we're supposed to feel guilty being born this way. that's all. how i was born. why we have discussions about what it means. simple as that. that's all for us tonight. be sure to follow me on foye,
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documentary out about white privilege. it's called "hello, privilege, it's me, chelsea." producers included a clip of me from one of our shows in 2017 seemingly bashing white privilege. here's what they showed. >> what am i supposed to feel, guilty about that? jesse: problem is my comment is taken out of context. if they had played my entire question they would have seen this. so assuming that there is a little white privilege, let's just take that for granted. what am i supposed to feel? guilty about that? did you guys catch that? i believe there's a lit little bit of white privilege in this country. all over the world probably. i just don't know if we're supposed to feel guilty being born this way. that's all. how i was born. why we have discussions about what it means. simple as that. that's all for us tonight. be sure to follow me on foye,
about immigration, no one can figure out what is going on. but there are some core truths that the media doesn't want you to know and it is hiding from the american people. jerome hudson is entertainment reporter from bright bart doib and owner of 50 that i thinks they don't want you to know and he joins me now all right some of the stuff is fascinating. and we'll just kind of go through it quickly here jerome. tell me about gun free zones. >> sure jesse. since 1950 from 1950 to 2018 we're talking about almost 70 years we now know that 97% of mass shootings have occurred in gun free zones. it is kind of the thing that would make you want to ask why in the world would anybody ever trust the democrat when they talk about gun control laws? >> that is an amazing statistic.
and it just says to me well then why do we eliminate gun free zones and you probably eliminate a lot of the mass shootings, i mean, that's almost 100% or done in the places like school and things like that. tell me about the argument about drug overdoses because a lot people don't realize they're more than what, than gun deaths? >> almost by double. double and this is an indictment on the media jesse. anyone paying attention to it knows that any time a killer picks up a gun and commits heinous act it becomes wall to wall coverage but there's a epidemic of drug overdoses in this country so quiet and media wouldn't report it you never hear underreported also -- we talk a lot about illegal immigration. in this show -- and we say how dangerous it is for the central american migrants to come all the way
about immigration, no one can figure out what is going on. but there are some core truths that the media doesn't want you to know and it is hiding from the american people. jerome hudson is entertainment reporter from bright bart doib and owner of 50 that i thinks they don't want you to know and he joins me now all right some of the stuff is fascinating. and we'll just kind of go through it quickly here jerome. tell me about gun free zones. >> sure jesse. since 1950 from 1950 to 2018 we're talking about almost 70 years we now know that 97% of mass shootings have occurred in gun free zones. it is kind of the thing that would make you want to ask why in the world would anybody ever trust the democrat when they talk about gun control laws? >> that is an amazing statistic.
chandler, jesse and sonny. what do the kids think of it out >> here? they love it. >> reporter: yeah. >> yeah. they're like different kids. no -- tv went like way down. computer time, and they're outside playing. >> reporter: sandra bullock also has a home in austin. he'd hoped to keep a relationship for the sake of the children including louis, the baby sang dradra adapted as single parent. so it was here in austin that jesse james started to write about his painful journey. his tough early life in long beach, his three marriages about how a welder became one of the most famous names in the world of motorcycles. he put it all in his new memoir "american outlaw." is the book going to redeem your image? >> i didn't write the book to make myself look better. i wrote it just the truth. >> reporter: and he has a new love, kat von d. a friend for many years who shares his passion for tattoos
as star of tlc's "l.a. ink." do you think it was hurtful at all to sandra that you moved on so quickly? >> i can't worry about her anymore, you know? i think i have spent a good chunk of the last five, six years worrying only about her and what she thinks and what i should do and like you know, controlling all my movements and everything else. and i don't think -- i think it's time to worry about jesse and making sure jesse's happy. >> he says he and kat plan to marry this summer. are you going to be faithful? >> yes. >> reporter: do you think that you can? >> yes. >> reporter: professionally he's learning blacksmithing and mentoring young mechanics as co-owner of austin speed shop. >> all i need is my welding helmet, a box full of welding rod and something to make and i'm like in heaven. >> reporter: he's still jesse james but a more mellow jesse that i've seen before. less wary, less angry. more at ease. >> god or whoever you believe in must have thought i was pretty