Matthew McConaughey, the 54-year-old actor and renowned Texan, recently made waves on The View when he was questioned about his stance on guns. The host, Joy Behar, pushed McConaughey on the topic, but he didn’t hold back in expressing his views.

The tragic shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas deeply affected McConaughey, as it happened in his hometown. Following the incident, he passionately spoke out during a briefing at the White House, calling for responsible gun ownership.

He advocated for background checks, raising the minimum age to purchase an AR 15 rifle to 21, implementing waiting periods, and enforcing red flag laws. McConaughey emphasized that these regulations were both reasonable and practical.

McConaughey also asserted that responsible gun owners were frustrated with the Second Amendment being exploited by deranged individuals.

Together with his wife, Camila Alves, he launched the Greenlights Grant Initiative, which aims to create safer school environments and protect the well-being of children.

In a subsequent appearance on The View, while promoting his children’s book “Just Because,” McConaughey faced questions from the panelists. Amidst the conversation, Joy Behar brought up the topic of McConaughey’s potential political aspirations. She asked if he thought he could get elected in Texas while opposing guns.

McConaughey, firmly but respectfully, made his position clear. He stated that politics was like a game to him but ultimately expressed disinterest in playing.

As a father, his priority was being useful to his family. Despite the intense moment, Sunny Hostin stepped in to acknowledge McConaughey’s advocacy for responsible gun ownership and clarified that he wasn’t anti-gun, but rather in favor of gun responsibility and legislation.

Matthew McConaughey’s unwavering stance on responsible gun ownership and his dedication to creating safer environments for children truly resonate with his fellow Texans and concerned citizens across the country.

His advocacy serves as a reminder that the Second Amendment should not be abused or hijacked. Let us share his story and engage in meaningful discussions about this important issue.