Vice President Kamala Harris visits a memorial set up outside Star Dance Studio in Monterey Park, Calif., Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2023, to honor the victims killed in last week’s mass shooting.
Jae C. Hong
Vice President Kamala Harris visits a memorial set up outside Star Dance Studio in Monterey Park, Calif., Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2023, to honor the victims killed in last week’s mass shooting.
Jae C. Hong
The U.S. has far more mass shootings than any other country in the world.
Vice President Kamala Harris visits a memorial set up outside Star Dance Studio in Monterey Park, Calif., Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2023, to honor the victims killed in last week’s mass shooting.
Jae C. Hong
In any other country in the world, 39 mass shootings in a year would be unthinkable. In the United States, it took less than a month to hit that number.
Reset digs into why the U.S. is such an outlier on gun violence.
GUESTS: Jennifer Mascia, senior staff writer and founding member at The Trace
Mark Bryant, executive director of the Gun Violence Archive
