and they beat the nra. the nra lost this one tonight when he was confirmed. and that comes as the country marks two years since the elementary school massacre at sandy hook elementary in newtown, connecticut in december 2012. it's been two years. and today, the families of nine of the kids and adults who were killed that day, and one of the adults who was shot multiple times that day but survived, today, two years on, those families did something that, if it works, wouldn't be just a political threat to the nra and its reputation, but rather an exstensial threat to the nra and its grip on our politics. back in 2004, family members of those killed by the d.c. sniper filed a lawsuit about the gun that that sniper had used. he apparently obtained that gone from a gun store which said he had shoplifted it. he stole it. never paid for the gone. must have somehow just take ten off their shelf because they don't have any record of selling anything to him. the families of the people killed by the d.c. sniper sued that gun store saying way too many guns mysteriously wa

they beat the nra. the nra lost this one tonight when he was confirmed. and that comes as the country marks two years since the elementary school massacre at sandy hook elementary school in december 2012. it's been two years. and today, the families of anyone kids and adults who were killed that day, and one of the adults that was shot that day but survived, two years on after the sandy hook elementary school massacre, those families did something that, if it works, wouldn't be just a political threat to the nra and its reputation, like vivek murphy was. but an existential threat to the nra. in 2004, the family members of the people killed by the d.c. sniper filed a lawsuit from a gun store. the store said he shoplifted it. he never paid for the gun. they had to take it off his shelf without them knowing. but the families of the people killed by the d.c. sniper sued that gun store saying way too many guns mysterious walked off the shelves of that store, were supposedly stolen and off the books and untraceable and used in crimes. the family sued that gun st

and i think that that's what the nra will say. e fact is, if you look at any of the position of the nra or any of the other lobby groups on the gun side, you will see that there is .1 motivation, and that's to sell more guns and increase more profit. they are speaking for a billion dollar gun industry, and that's simply what they are trying to do, profit is the profit when nancy lanza buys guns, that's profit. it really doesn't matter where the profits come from. i am very sad to say. but that's the truth. the fact is that the supreme court has now made clear that there is the second amendment right. so there can't be the slippery slope to some total gun confiscation by the government. the second amendment, as construed by the court would not allow it. so that's no longer a really valid argument even though the nra likes to make it. host: i want you to respond to numbers. .2 years after the shooting in newtown, connecticut, there have been 95 school shootings. forty-nine have taken place in k through 12 schools. and this is in 33 s

somebody from the nra to say i am proud to be pro-union. the founders were willing to put their lives on the line for the union. 1938, carl frederick praised congress for the gun control act. i have never believed the general practice of carrying weapons in the public. in 1.971, a man named william leob, editor of the manchester un yun newspaper in new hampshire referred to treasury agents as gestapos for killing a nar member. host: we are short on time and we have an open invitation for wayne la bierre to come on this program any time to talk about the nra but to the caller's point, your response? guest: the nra has changed a l lot. a lot of good, decent gun owners who maybe grew up with nra gun safety training and have that sort of image of the nra they feel disconnected. going back george h.w. bush resigned from the nra because of their extremist comments. he was no -- he was a goodman but no great liberal on gun issues. the nra really has gone too far. they have had this desperate position to fight for profits for the gun lobby, which di

would come to the table. >> if the nra, the gun owners of america, those people who have stood in the way not only of the retail sales, they have also gone after gun manufacturers. >> yep. >> who are beginning to develop other technology other than armatix. that if, in fact, they would get out of the way of preventing the research, development, manufacture, distribution, and sale, i would move to repeal this law in the state of new jersey. >> what maryland gun dealer andy raymond had to say about that, next. without drastic measures. stunningly youthful. award-winning skin. from the world's #1. olay. your best beautiful. what you're doing now, janice. blogging. your blog is just pictures of you in the mirror. it's called a fashion blog, todd. well, i've been helping people save money with progressive's discounts. flo, can you get janice a job? [ laughs ] you should've stuck to softball! i was so much better at softball than janice, dad. where's your wife, todd? vacation. discounts like homeowners', multi-policy -- i got a discount on this ham. i've got the meat sweats. this is goo

kpept you had to beat the nra. and you know what, the nra lost this one tonight when he was confirmed. and that comes as the country marks two year s years since th elementary school massacre in 2012. one of the adults who was shot multiple times that day but survi survived, today, those families did something that, if it works, wouldn't be just a political threat to the nra and its reputation, rather an existential threat to the nra and its grip on our politics. back in 2004, the family members of people who had been killed by the d.c. sniper filed a laut about the gun that that sniper had used. he apparently obtained that gun from a gun store which said that he had shoplifted it. he stole it. he never paid for the gun. he must have somehow taken it off of their shelf without them knowing because they don't have any record of selling it to him. but the families sued that gun store saying way too many guns walked off the shelves of that store and were therefore, off the booked es and untraceable. the family sued th

would come to the table. >> if the nra, the gun owners of america, those people who have stood inway not only of the retail sales, they have also gone after gun manufacturers. >> yep. >> who are beginning to develop other technology other than armatix. that if, in fact, they would get out of the way of preventing the research, development, manufacture, distribution, and sale, i would move to repeal this law in the state of new jersey. >> maryland gun dealer andy raymond had to say about that, next. take a closer look at charmin ultra soft and you'll love what you see. not only can you use less, but you can actually see the softness in our comfort cushions. we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin ultra soft? many americans who have prescriptions fail to stay on them. that's why we created programs which encourage people to take their medications regularly. so join us as we raise a glass to everyone who remembered today. bottoms up, america. see you tomorrow. same time. another innovation from cvs health. because health is everything. that's all i crave.e that's where this come

and i think that that's what the nra will say. the fact is, if you look at any of the position of the nra or any of the other lobby groups on the gun side, you will see that there is .1 motivation, and that's to sell more guns and increase more profit. they are speaking for a billion dollar gun industry, and that's simply what they are trying to do, profit is the profit when nancy lanza buys guns, that's profit. it really doesn't matter where the profits come from. i am very sad to say. but that's the truth. the fact is that the supreme court has now made clear that there is the second amendment right. so there can't be the slippery slope to some total gun confiscation by the government. the second amendment, as construed by the court would not allow it. so that's no longer a really valid argument even though the nra likes to make it. host: i want you to respond to numbers. .2 years after the shooting in newtown, connecticut, there have been 95 school shootings. forty-nine have taken place in k through 12 schools. and this is in 33

his confirmation has been held up for nearly a year now, specifically by the nra. that made murphy such a boogie man was this tweet. nra press conference. there we go. disappointing but predictable, blame everything in the world except guns for the newtown shooting. >> that tweet came a week after the newtown, connecticut school shooting. this sunday, december 14th, marks the two-year anniversary of that shooting. two-year anniversary of that mass killing of first graders. 20 kids and 6 school staffers shot and killed that morning while they were at school. two years ago this weekend. and it would be sort of fitting, should it happen, if this weekend, the weekend of that somber anniversary, if it were also the weekend when they were able to get passed the nra and move on the nomination of murphy to be surgeon general. he got in all of that trouble with the nra for saying that gun violence is violence and it therefore should be seen as a health care issue. but, again, we're hearing tonight that senate democrats are not going home tonight and that they are planning to

that was something that the nra's lawyers confirm to me. i've rated it as one of the worst ads of the year. >> she lost. >> yes. >> do you ever follow up on these? >> it is difficult to tell. mary landrieu lost badly. there was more going on there than just nra ads. you could only make a case that a particular ad made a difference if it is a really close race. >> more video. this is the president, november 2013. this is related to the 2014 pinocchio award for 500 filibusters. >> today's pattern of obstruction, it is not normal. it is not what our founders envisioned. a deliberate and determined effort to it obstruct everything, no matter the merits. this is not normal. for the sake of future generations, we cannot let this become normal. >> what is that story? >> the president -- what i rated was a statement by the president that republicans had filibustered 500 pieces of legislation that would benefit the middle class. that was false. the technical definitions of a fraud buster -- eight filibuster , what he was actually doing was counting c

the nra was based on this premise. that free-market market capitalism had run off the tracks and was in need of what fdr called a partnership in planning. competitors in different sectors of the economy would meet under government supervision, antitrust laws were suspended. fairress codes of opposition would renew the manyrative spirit that people thought were the efficacies in world war i. we could and cutthroat competition and put an end to what fdr called foolish overproduction. expected this would put an end to the sweatshop. this was not unexpected line of attack against the depression. a great many leading men of business, led by general , theric and goodyear national association of manufacturers and chamber of commerce. they all expected such an approach. the most desirous of it talking such of -- of adopting such a plan was the cotton industry. general hugh johnson who headed the nra, selected by fdr, began to work on a cotton code will before fdr was even elected. business interested not expect would be in the

caller: i am retired law enforcement, and endowment member of the nra. i have been involved in guns all my life. i have been an instructor since 1985. two things that i really see that really bother me. one, the reason that this country has the valley ground is because the government tolerated. look at the other countries around us, they don't have the issues we do because they don't tolerated. secondly, if you look at the to disarm this country -- one of the things forget is the hey fact that the reason the united states has been the powerhouse that we have been -- towards other countries that might us -- is ut invading because they know that they have more than the military to deal with. gun in my er seen a ever hurt anybody unless somebody picks it up to do so. it is a tool. it is no different than a hammer. guest: well, you pointed to the basic reason we have a second is, with an that armed populace, with the of the inherent to an right to be able protect oneself -- that also extends to either in invader, such as japan -- because they did invade, afte

controversial of all, vivek murthy, president obama's nominee for surgeon general who strongly was opposed by the nrabut he was just confirmed by the senate moments ago. democrats were overjoyed. it was like christmas came early and senator cruz was santa claus. but republicans weren't as thrilled. susan collins declared it counterproductive. kelly ayotte called it ridiculous. and orrin hatch said it was, quote, irritating a lot of people. did senator cruz think we'd ignore his crash and burn on the senate floor? nice try, but looks like your fellow republicans gotcha. aching, fever, best sleep with a cold, medicine. they take us to worlds full of heroes and titans. for respawn, building the best interactive entertainment begins with the cloud. this is "titanfall," the first multi-player game built and run on microsoft azure. empowering gamers around the world to interact in ways they never thought possible. this cloud turns data into excitement. this is the microsoft cloud. wow! [ narrator ] on a mission to get richard to his campbell's chunky soup. it's new chunky beer-n-cheese with beef and bacon

the nra is estimated to have it up -- to have a ducted nearly 2 million people. the group has now withdrawn into the vast jungle of neighboring central africa republic. they traffic in ivory, diamonds, and gold. many of those deals are done here in the ugandan capital of kampala. our reporters meet someone who helps the lord's resistance army launder money. she said she would be compared to talk about the group's activities on the condition that she remain anonymous. she says the militants smuggle gold from war-torn democratic republic of congo to uganda. her job is to bribe officials with document saying that the gold comes from uganda. that way it can be legally sold to customers in europe. she meets lra representatives under strict security arrangements. the deals involve hundreds of kilograms of gold worth several million dollars. she said the european buyers often just want to make a quick by. money is the main motivation for all parties involved in the transactions. >> on your side, you're looking at helping a transaction go through. you want to help them ha

it's, do you want to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. >> is your husband a member of the nra>> yes. we have guns in a safe. my husband and kids like to hunt and do skeet shooting. discussion is how can we prevent more gun violence not how do we take the guns away. >> a ban on high capacity magazines or assault weapons. >> they are less number of bullets in a bag seen in our case certainly could have been more survivors. >> i'm going to ask a devil's advocate question, no one here didn't wish they had a gun? >> i didn't think of that, no. >> never thought of that. >> you know what, if there had been someone at the entrance door of the school with a gun they would have been dead, too. there's a reason they call them assault weapons. impossible barrage to survive from. we survived because we were lucky and because he was stopped for whatever reason before he could do more damage. >> the sandy hook educators don't want a legacy counted in children they helped keep safe december 14, 2012 in the kids they will help keep safe from here on. >> there have been nearly 100 shootings at

we have support from the aclu the brennan center, the nra, tech freedom and the coalition is not going away. the coalition is going to continue to be working hard together. i think it's going to actually be a really interesting process as we go forward in the new congress under republican congressional leadership because the republican caucus with congressman massie being the prime example of this from today his remarks showed its split on this issue. and coming into the senate we have two new republican senators who were co-sponsors of the original broader version of usa freedom act. we heard from congressman massie that he has been talking to many of the new republican house members and he thinks there's going to be quite a number of them who are going to be in a civil libertarian pro-reform camp. i think it's going to be a very interesting run-up to june 1 and i can't predict what's going to happen but i think we have got an interesting road ahead. >> he did put together a broad coalition that there were significant minority of advocates who opposed it because it didn't go far enoug

more difficult than it is in other parts of the state, so maybe that is something the and or a -- the nra helps work with. >> we are. in the mcdonald case, the response from the gun control movement in the broader sense, and gun control elected officials, gun control advocates who happen to be elected officials pushed back with that strategy of making it such a bureaucratic nightmare that it has still reduce the average person's ability to have and use for their protection a gun. time after time, fbi statistics show this, that where in fact you have a long -- allowed law-abiding people to defend themselves, you have reduced crime. that's just the reality. nobody can argue that because there's no other authoritative stores -- source they can go to than the fbi statistics and that is what the statistics show. they prove out that guns are not the problem. it's bad folks with guns that are the problem. >> the one thing i wanted to embellish is -- i think we're at the end of this battery life. the one embellishment i will add is that often the motivation of people in public office for making i

more difficult than it is in other parts of the state, so maybe that is something the and or a -- the nra helps work with. >> we are. n the mcdonald case, the response from the gun control movement in the broader sense, and gun control elected officials, gun control advocates who happen to be elected officials pushed back with that strategy of making it such a bureaucratic nightmare that it has still reduce the average person's ability to have and use for their rotection again. -- a gun. time after time, fbi statistics how this, that where in fact you have a long -- allowed law-abiding people to defend themselves, you have reduced crime. that's just the reality. nobody can argue that because there's no other authoritative stores -- source they can go to than the fbi statistics and that is what the statistics show. they prove out that guns re not the problem. it's bad folks with guns that are the problem. >> the one thing i wanted to embellish is -- i think we're at the end of this battery ife. the one embellishment i will add is that often the motivation of people in public office for mak

many residents say paramilitary groups-started by landowners also opposed to the farcs, and those in the nra fighting each other for territory, trying to evict people off valuable land, conscripting young men, or avenging perceived disloyalty. >> translator: a friend came to visit me on november 3rd, 2013. the paramilitaries came into the neighborhood, they took my friend outside and shot him in front of my children and my nieces and nephews. >> ten years ago, they took her father away. the family never heard from him& again, never reported it for fear of even worse consequences. even today gloria does not want her image or real name used. on average, about 12,000 people have been driven from their homes in each of the past several years here in buenaventura. dozens if not hundreds have disappeared or been murdered, some with particular brutality,ç their bodies dismembered and disposed of in clear sight, in a campaign intended to terrorize people. things began to change in one small part of the neighborhood called la playita. some 4000 residents put up a gate and a sign and declared it a hum

the book is constantly having to revise sections of the book like we have a chapter on shootings in the nra. >> the gun massacre was hard to keep up to date and was depressing that the same thing in the same-sex marriage for the buck in a good way. a lot of specialties. a couple of the states have rules that the ban is unconstitutional. so, yes, the chapter sadly right up until last minute i was editing -- >> i think we are the real victims. there was like a good 30 seconds there. but it's kind of funny. so, there is also, you know, just certain -- they are only as left as you can go. what the right does really well is they will frame moderate liberalism as extremism. if barack obama put in place universal health care, he would have been called a socialist. succumb. his account is put together this compromise is still a giveaway. what was it called? a socialist. you might as well give us free health care if they are going to call you a socialist anyway. if msnbc is as left as you can get. if they do a great job of painting the radical, and then rachel or the 18 hours of joe scarborough say

republicans oppose murphy because they believe he is unqualified and the nra opposes reporting than contrololicies. policies.trol the list also includes some investors and nine judges. on friday, senator grassley who will be the judiciary chairman said he opposed letting judges getting confirmed were nominated after the election. julie from california. caller: good morning. byirst want to start out talking about a comment by the gentleman about immigrants coming to america to make money. i was in construction most of my life. even though they don't have social security cards, they pay taxes and by our goods and shop our stores. it's not like they are just taking. of what we are talking about here, i think both haverats and republicans been on a spending spree for quite some time. it is a matter of how they want to spend it. wouldstance, republicans like to probably doubled the military industrial complex while the democrats would rather take care of the people of the united states. i want to thank c-span. i think it's the only -- it's the best newscast there is because you hear it from the

and virtually every polish vote goes with inflation now, ford wanted to try something with the nra, the blue eagle. this is the literature that surrounds this. the memos that he was getting. do something that people feel they're participating because mr. president, the economy stinks and we don't know how to fix it. so let everybody believe we were happy. it was ill conceived. the big moment is when george harrison of the beatles goes to the white house. jack ford and poses with ford and billy preston who was like the fifth beatle and they're wearing buttons and ford is standing there going, i got to get away from that picture. both of those votes are foolish. you're right to bring them on. >> a couple of points that were raised. curious. one was in the newspaper page that you showed from i guess september 10 after the pardon there's a reference to alexander haig. and directly next to that alexander haig reporting -- >> bye-bye alexander. >> and the other one you mentioned that george bush and jaworski had a connection. i wanted your take on how those two things might have played out th

next thing you have the dyslexic at the nra saying we have to arm bears! the rights to arm bears!t is charles heston going to do then? "guns don't kill people, eights with guns kill people -- apes with guns kill people!" the nra is opening a wonderful cafe in downtown manhattan -- in teractive firearm experience -- everyone else calls the drive-by. but your waiter will be going -- get out! here are our specials, .38 .45 good luck and enjoy the meal. it comes down to the first amendment. second amendment -- that allows you to say "shit." it was written by guys who had muskets. this skill continued. i don't know how. how does that happen? at one point they were asking about sanctions and saying that armor piercing bullets are ok for hunting. why? is there some kickass bear in kevlar out there? "bring it on!" "come on, pretty boy." they came up with the statement -- condoms kill, ok. what? that's all right, we are here tonight. we are here tonight. going to powwow. we have got to continue. i just want to say that newt gingrich is getting married and if you want to buy him a gift he i

its organizer says he you don't beat the nra ove overnight. >> it takes time to build movements that challenge a power that's been really end trench the for 30 years. >> reporter: lynn watson's daughter has in-laws into had children inside that sandy hook classroom that day. >> it just hit me in my gut because that was my daughter's relatives. i feel heart broken. >> reporter: nadine friedman brought her kids here. >> when sandy hook happened, my youngest daughter was a first grader and just tore me apart. >> i remember my mom crying. >> and how she felt. it made me feel i was glad it wasn't me but i felt glad it had to be them. >> they heard from charles and diana reynolds their only child was killed eight years ago no one has ever been charged. >> i thought that day, that moment, that my life was over, 'cause the will to live was like taken out of us just like that. >> reporter: the group will drive a handmade tile mosaic to newtown as a gift to the organization that supports its victims. >> with a special memory of those 20 little children and six courageous people. >> reporter: no

but like him or hate him, wayne la pierre does good work for the nra. >> have we determined whether he's got a citizenship yet or not? >> one thing about the new york city police department, the majority of the new york city police department are people of color. they are -- whites are a minority in the police department, 52% are african-american, hispanic or as kran. >> the majority of people that the department helped in these neighborhoods are minority. the police department saves the lives of so many black and brown people, and they have to get that message out there, these cases are extreme outliars. >> on that note, we have to leave it there. "time" magazine names it's annual person of the year tonight and we list the finalists among them, a pop star, a president, a pope, protesters and the names we think should be on the list. >>> tomorrow time names the 2014 person of the year. eight finalists were revealed ahead of the announcement. and in no particular order, they have vla vladimir putin, marsud barzani. all to the doctors and nurses and other care givers who treated the ebola

the nra publicized tweets where he calls guns a public health issue. >>> the nfl association taking the league to court over adrian peterson's indefinite ban. they upheld peterson's decision completely biased. it was obtained seemingly promising the running back only a two-game suspension. >> the two additional games now --th>> the word is mediate. so the ones this weekend. >> he was not speaking on behalf of the league and was trying to peterson to get back to his life his family and football. >> the new york saints taking control after a monday night thriller verses the bears. saints quarterback drew brees throwing for 370 yards and three touchdowns. saints win 31-15. >>> country music ends the year on a high note with the first ever american country count down awards. ♪ p >> well rngs ker carry p unde- underwood kicked it off with a medley of his number one hits. taking home female vocalist of the year. ryan winning female vocalist of the year. >> tonight's biggest award artist of the year going to jason aldean who dominated sales and radio air times in 2014. >> love that hat. >>> we

the nra reporting 10 percent of gun retailers has seen an increase to retailers next year. bands encourage the trend, too. >> the color was not a problem because i hope she never has to show it to anybody ever. >> shops offer some quote, unquote, girlie guns that feature bright colors. many say they just want to feel protected. >>> one arizona family is complete and just in time for the holidays. it has been 14 months since a u.s. air force sergeant and his dog have seen each other because of his deployment overseas. now they are together again. fox's thy brennan has this heartwarming m curious to see i will recognize me. >> it has been 14 months since they have seen their beloved pup, butters. >> i am a little nervous. >> their worries were laid to rest as soon as they made contact with butters. >> the good drums were deployed. he was in south korea for over a year. >> how are you doing? >> how are you doing? >> butters was in the careful care of a foster parent. it is all part of the humane society's project active duty. it is available to any service free of charge for th

and vivek murthy was an issue for the nra? >> reporter: that's right. it is all a product of harry reid to impose the nuclear option. and allow the senate to end the filibuster of the presidential nomination from 60 vote threshold that was part and parcel to the simple majority of 51 votes and so in the one 13th congress harry reid is pushing through a passel of nominees. one of them is the president's pick of homeland security. ted cruz said she is a runner stamp for the amnesty program. and john cornan likes her but is a opposed to the president. >> i fear mrs. sal danna will be tasked of carrying out the unconstitutional presidential action. refusing to enforce the immigration laws and these fears were not a leled. >> robert menendez tore in to the republican opposition to sal dans. >> they refuse and obstruct and delay and reverse their positions when they voted for her to be a united states attorney and now use the nomination to store political points because they disagree with the president's politics. >> reporter: democrats are expected to push th

. >> conservative groups including the nra are calling the video a public disservice announcement. they say it encourages children to perform illegal activities by taking their parents' guns from home. the psa was produced by sleeper 13 productions. >>> a muslim man? santa clara says he was targeted by police. kit do on the story. >> we are here where a local muslim man is making serious allegations against the police department accusing them of racism and retaliation. they said they were just following their jobs and following procedure. mohammed monivs is a security agent at the airport a camera ended up in his possession. he claims they shoed their way into the house and questioned him about it when he didn't like the way the conversation was going. he stayed silent and asked the officers to leave, and they did. but this surveillance video shows the police raid that happened six weeks later. they showed up with a search warrant. officers had their guns drawn and arrested him. a team of officers kicked through searching the home. they did not find the dashboard camera. the camera

the nra put the company on its enemies list after hallmark made a donation to help defeat a conceivedarry ballot initiative. hallmark said it would no longer support gun control laws. this summer, feinman and the god squad threatened a boycott encouraging people to avoid buying father's day cards unless the company would take a stand in their fight. >> do you think that's a little bit of bullying? and why do you think that's okay way? >> i think it can be considered bullying, and frankly, if we can do bulking and cut down the gun violence and gun, you know, homicides, i am all for it. >> at first, hallmark refused to meet and the group planned to picket. just weeks before the planned protest, company representatives agreed to see feinman and the god squad confidentially. when the trio arrived in kansas city. we caught up with the three before the meeting. >> what is the key strategy when today? >> it's a complicated little triangle here because hallmark is a wonderful corporation, and it is a very powerful civic force here in kansas city. and they are really frankly the good guys. >>

with inflation now and the wind buttons, ford wanted to try something like the nra, the blue eagle. this is the literature that is around this and the memos he was getting. do something so people can feel they are participating, because, mr. president, the economy stinks, and we do not know how to fix it, so let's let everyone believed that it has happened, and it was ill-conceived. the big moment, of course, was when george harrison of the beatles goes to white house and poses with ford and billy preston, who was like the fifth beatle, and they are wearing wind buttons, and ford is standing there, i have got to get away from this picture, i have got to get away from this picture, and both of those moments were foolish, and you are right to bring them up. yes, sir. >> one was in the newspaper, september 10, after the pardon, there is a reference to alexander haig, and then after that, alexander haig with nato, and then the other one you mentioned was that george bush and leon jaworski had a relationship, and i wonder how those things played out. >> i do not know, but because of texa

. >> do you blame the nra for -- >> is there any question that this guy was motivated to come down from baltimore to kill -- >> the guy was a crazy nut. he had been arrested 21 times. >> can you at least agree on that, right? >> he would have done anything, he said it. >> and that actually is your better point, bob, if you're going to -- to stick with that and not then say, but if we hadn't had the eric garner case, this wouldn't have happened. i do think the permissive nature of indulging the paranoia of the protesters on the far left. and maybe it was isolated. i think we were the first to show it on fox news, what do we want? dead cops, when do we want them? now, because the response to that was so muted, it gave rise to the fact that the cops had reasons to be worried. >> and who was leading that protest? al sharpton. >> he called for those protesters. >> there was one guy who was a mentally ill, 21 times arrested, was wanted on murder, killed his own wife. >> he didn't kill her, it was a girlfriend he shot, she didn't die. >> it doesn't matter -- >> it does matter, bob. >> when you

that is the argument the nra makes. they just pay them go. >> armed society is a polite society. they need to come out immediately. it may not be justice in the jay sense. >> what's the difference between revenge and justice just out of curiosity? >> it is -- i am not being paid for my appearance here, so i don't have to answer that. there isn't one. in the eye of the beholder there is someone, which is why justice is so attractive. there is small justice and injustice. big justice may have been achieved with mac i think the project. larger justice as the world was denied $6 million man repo, which actually might've been the battle stark alack of the 80s. >> i can't see the $6 billion man. >> both of you will live. you'll have other nerd stuff to geek out on. >> this is my argument for a concealed carry actually. in the bible, it says god says payback is mine. revenge is mine. meaning that you shouldn't way. [laughter] because if you wait, that is revenge. if you've just fallen off the face of the earth, that is justice. timing. timing is everything. >> i will buy that. >> we shou

but the nra's own lawyers confirmed to me that, you know, despite the vote that mary landrieu cast that gun to protect herself. >> that's why that was so bad. >> pinocchio again. we got another one. two appear anses here president obama the g.o.p. filibustered 500 pieces of legislation. >> well, there are were lots of problem with his math there first of all he wasn't really counting filibusters. he was counting cloture votes which can be very technical as to whether or not that is a filibuster or not. most of those cloture votes had to do with judicial appointments, not legislation. and then he was counting all the way back to 2007 when he himself was a senator casting the very votes that he decries when he says filibusters. so it was -- it was -- he was off by a factor of at least 10 when he used that number. >> let me translate for the people at home. no bueno. now, here is another guy. oh boy, a little bit of a loose relationship with the truth, huh? president putin. so he said that in a speech there was a referendum held in crimea. >> right. and he said it was completely acceptable

first nominated to the post in october of last year, however, the choice drew strong opposition from the nra thought you should know. >>> so, mo town, we all know the hits, of course. but what many people forget is that for time in the '60s mo-town records was the largest black owned company in america. barry gordie founded mowtown in 1959 with money borrowed from family members. the four tops and, of course, the temptations. motown changed american music, but also changed many people's perceptions of black americans and provided a spiritual soundtrack. the music today still resonates, if you have ears. just a few days ago at the first white house occupied by a black president members of the four tops and the temptitations surprised visitors with some of their hits. ♪ when it's cold outside i got the month of may ♪ ♪ i guess you say what can make me feel this way ♪ ♪ it's my girl >> joining me now two motown legends and original member of the four tops and otis williams, of course, an original member of the temptations. you're saying, sing it, go. >> yes, indeed. go, bruce, preach, preach. o

update on that story with key developments out of new jersey which has a law staunchly opposed by the nra that would mandate once a smart gun is sold anywhere in america, gun sellers must eventually sell only smart guns. that is tonight and it is on a brand new special that you're probably going to want to see. "all in" america at 11:00 p.m. on msnbc. blank blaeng. >>> brand new revelations tonight about one of the most discerning details. if you've been watching, you've seen the flawed testimony provided by witness 40 in the ferguson case. witness 40 claimed that she witnessed officer darren will son-in-law shooting michael brown saying he was "running right at the cop like a football player head down." fox news repeated it constantly. officials appeared skept kal of her story at that time and she had written some racist things in her journal. two days agoi e go, the smoking gun web site identified witness 40 as making racist remarks. today, new details about witness 40 emerged from st. louis. sandra mcelroy gave her first interview ton st. louis post dispatch. witness 40 in michael brow

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the nra said the five-day waiting period would inconvenience law-abiding citizens. congress i need help getting out of bed and help taking a shower and help getting dressed. i need help going to the bathroom. i guess i am paying for their inconvenience. i'm over the day when ronald reagan endorsed the brady law. jim said they are not going to accuse him of being liberal. i will never forget witnessing the oval office ceremony in 1993 when president clinton signed the bill into law. jim said, how sweet it is. how long it took. jim and sarah did not rest with that achievement. after virginia tech, late fought to close loopholes or did they called for new restrictions after new town. on his last visit to the white house, jim was wearing a bracelet honoring gabby giffords. jim brady will be remembered for the briefing room that bears his name. he was a true hero. as nancy reagan wrote, he was a patriot. he served his nation with honor. he lives on in our hearts and in the lives of countless people he saved from the devastation of gun violence. thank you, jim brady. [app

chris has done a really, really good "all in america" series on the one kind of gun that the nra doesu to be able to buy. it's really, really good feature airing tonight at 11:00 p.m. on msnbc. lamb chop's got a gun. >>> this is a happy story. tonight we have a website for sale. it's because of this person. her name is christina kishimoto, dr. k. she is a school superintendent which means she runs whole school districts. the teachers and custodians and bus drivers and presence pals and coaches all work for her. she also has a boss. her boss as superintendent is the school board. this summer, she got a new superintendent job. hired by the school board to be the new superintendent in gilbert, arizona. an extension of the sprawl of phoenix. a very conservative part of the country. when the local elected school board decided to hire her, the tea party majority was also at the same time already working on a new idea. they wanted to tear pages out of the honors biology textbooks in gilbert, arizona. they wanted to redact parts of the biology textbooks that made them uncomfortable. that was

the nra is not the same. pete carelli, an interesting man, a complicated man and a friend of a lot of us in the room. they got that stripped away. but that was in there for a short amount of time without anybody knowing it, abusive language that took this idea of making a harder for a person to kill themselves and made that impossible. it took time to fix it. we were talking earlier. one thing they did that they got zero credit for because it is in no way at all. you have to indicate if you had sought help you do. counseling and this is the biggest type of stigma there could be because if you said yes, you might not get clearance. if you said yes he might lose clearance. >> is just governmentwide. cia was the biggest event her and so they looked at this and thought this is nuts. you have to always admit that you've seen how can you lose your clearance. you're never going to change this. they spent nearly two years of constant lobbying of the cia who pushed back and basically arguing against colleagues. the gu