White House won’t budge on Obama’s Glock vs. books claim

Published July 20, 2016 8:37pm ET



The White House’s top spokesman stood by President Obama’s comment during his recent speech at the police memorial service in Dallas that it is easier for a teen to buy a Glock than get a book.

Over the last week since Obama delivered the line as a part of a wide-ranging address about race in America, fact-checkers for several news organizations have deemed the statement largely false.

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