please welcome to the program, john hargrove. john. all right, sir.lower from seaworld. how long did you work at seaworld? >> 12 years out of my 14-year career. >> jon: out of your 14-year career. >> spent two years at another killer whale facility in france. >> jon: oh, okay. we have had a lot of controversial guests on this show. just this week we had film makers that made a film about rape on college campuses. we had on ayaan hirsi ali, who talked about reforming islam. we have never had a twitter response aimed at us for your appearance. there are people sending us "don't trust this guy. he's a liar." mainly with seaworld twitter handle in the addresses. this is crazy. >> yes. >> jon: what is that? >> it is a cult-like mentality. you know, if you ever leave, and you dare speak out, this is what's going to happen to you. they're going to go after you viciously. they're going to try to silence you. and this is the reason why they have gotten away for decades with silencing trainers. >> jon: in your career-- so you're training whales-- at what point

. >> reporter: 21-year-old florida state graduate student rebecca hargrove can legally carry her pistol most places but not at school. she wants the right to openly carry on campus. >> this is a brita and in a clam-shell holster. >> reporte at lone c in houston. >> i'm for it. >> there's no reason for them to come with a gun. >> rep the proposed texas law that would allow students and university employees to carry concealed weapons on campus is a point of debate. >> there's so much violence alrea just give immature students guns is just ridiculous. >> reporte ie d so many stories of girls being assault and like robbed because they had no way to defend themselves. >> reporte there are now twi campaigns to stop the proposed campus gun laws. many universities are lining up to oppose it. and paid lobbyists are fighting the movement. >> this is really about the gun lobby pushing bills into places like florida and texas and other states pushing guns into places as many public places as it possibly can. it's not about safety. >> i don't think that people's rights to defend themselves should st

to his left is my husband steven hargrove supported in all of my endeavors no matter how poor they make us. [laughter] immediately to his left is my younger brother the reverend leon solution was the fifth generation of ministers in a direct line in my family. and my sister-in-law nicole lynch. ammostly with several other family members and friends whom i would love to introduce but i am informed that you have a scheduled for the afternoon. so i will keep to that. but let me say to all of them how tremendously gratified i am for the support not just today but over the years. chairman grassley, senator leahy, distinguished members of this committee, i'm honored to appear before you in this historic chamber, so many dedicated public servants. i want to thank you for your time this morning and i also want to thank president obama for the trust he has placed in me by nominating me to serve as attorney general of the united states. the particular in which we joined today by numbers of my family that i introduced as well as the other numerous family and friends who have come to support and wh

immediately to his left is my husband stephen hargrove who has supported me and all of my endeavors. immediately to his left is my younger brother who is a sixth generation in my family. and my sister-in-law nicole and. i'm also here with other family and friends who i would love to introduce but i was informed you have a schedule for the afternoon so i will keep to that. let me say to all of them how tremendously gratified i am for their support not just today, but over the years. chairman grassley senator leahy, distinguished members of this committee, i'm honored to be here among you. i want to thank you for your time this morning and i also want to thank president obama for the trustee has placed in me by nominating me to serve as attorney general of the united states. it's a particular privilege to be joined here by the members of my family that i've introduced as well as the numerous family and friends that have come to support me and whose travel and service i am so appreciative. mr. chairman, one of the privileges, and in fact my favorite thing in my position as the attorney

. >> 21-year-old florida state graduate student rebecca hargrove can legally carry her pistol most places at school. she wants the right to openly carry on campus. >> this is in a clam shell holster, it's the great equalizer. >> at lone star college in houston. >> i'm very much for it. >> there's no reason for them to come with a gun. >> the proposed texas law, which would allow students and university employees to carry concealed weapons on campus is a point of debate. >> there's so much violence already. to give immature students guns is ridiculous. >> i've heard so many stories of girls being assaulted and robbed because they had no way to defend themselves. >> there are twitter campaigns to stop proposed gun laws. many universities are lining up to oppose it and paid lobbyists are fighting the movement. >> this is about gun lobby pushing bills in florida and texas and other places pushing guns into as many public places as they possibly can and not about safety. >> i don't think people's rights to defend themselves should stop at the line of a college campus. >> florida state represen

everyone has seen earl hargrove's work in america because he did much of the inaugural -- many of the inaugural floats for our presidents. so when you watch television, you are watching the work of earl hargrove and his family and his co-workers. i'm honored to celebrate his life and legacy today and i hope my colleagues will join me in offering condolences to earl's wife of six decades gloria love hargrove, and to his children and grandchildren and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland yields back his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. pitts: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pitts: thank you, mr. speaker. on this day the supreme court is hearing oral arguments on marriage, i want to read a quote. quote, i believe marriage is not just a bond but a sacred bond between a man and woman. i'm committed to the sanctuaryity of marriage, to the fundamental bedrock principle that exists between a man and a woman going back in the midst