Ben Hall

Adam Carolla says it took 10 DAYS before he heard about the concealed carry dad who ran into his daughters’ elementary school and took down the shooter. He thought about it, and he knows exactly why it didn’t get more airtime. “IT F*CKS UP EVERY THEME THEY HAVE ABOUT GUN OWNERSHIP.” CAROLLA: “That was the first time I’ve ever seen a picture of this guy [Kaylub Giamanco], heard him talk.” “He says, ‘I didn’t save enough kids, and I’m sorry to the parents of the kids who I couldn’t save.’ And now he can’t sleep at night because he can still hear the screams of the children begging for their lives.” This man should be a household name. A national hero. But as Carolla explains, his story wrecks the picture of gun owners the media wants in your head. “The theme of the dad who wanted to protect his kids ... and put an end to this school shooter is NOT a theme they like.” “MSNBC, CNN, LA Times, THEY HATE THIS STORY.” Daniel Penny, meanwhile? CAROLLA: “That guy is everywhere because they love the theme of a blonde-haired guy choking out a black guy.” When a story doesn’t fit the narrative, you never hear about it. When it does, it’s all you hear about.