dana loesch joins us now. thanks for coming on. i didn't see any racial overtones in the spot, maybe he wasn't looking, i did see one of the cops who seems to be celebrating was an african-american police officer. but do you think is there racial subtext of this? somehow? >> no, there's not. i'm glad you're feeling better. no, there's no racial component in this. the reaction to this is insane. i'm talking over video clips that show actual leftist violence, rioting, property damage, arson, physical assault, and apparently me condemning violence is what's inciting a dividing america. people like -- >> tucker: it's like a bunch of rich white kids setting fire to stuff. you're defending white supremacy for attacking rich white kids burning stuff? it's insane. >> it's the goofiest thing ever. it's incredibly clear when i say clenched fist of truth, i have this here, this is logo. i can't believe up to spell it out. i guess people don't look at pictures. it's just wordplay. i'm talking about finding violence with truth, because truth wi

stuart: radio show dana loesch under fire for a new nra ad that she started.ump rhetoric and violent protests but same say it calls for vie license against the left. ray mckesson tweeted this, this nra ad is open call to violence to protect white supremacy, if i made a video like this i would be in jail. lawrence jones, the host of the blaze, a frequent guest on the program. your reaction to that, please. >> stuart, brother, nice to be with you. did they look at the ad? in the ad showing leftists burning up stuff, destroying cars, destroying private property. if talking about them, if talking about the hate and the violence that they are displaying. so if anybody that should be concerned, it should be the second amendment owners in the republicans because this is at the hands of the left. stuart: how will we get this violent rhetoric from either side, i agree with you, most of it is coming from the left, how do we stop it? how do we get rid of it? >> look, stuart, there is no getting rid of it. honestly, i don't want to say that, but that is reality of it. rem

dana loesch is with us, host of "the dana show." let's remove ourselves from mr.imagery and rhetoric. i don't think it's working. in fact, i think it's working against them. what say you? >> i agree with you, stuart, and thanks so much for having me on. it's good to see you. first off, i would love to see a cage match, i'd love to see my friend tim kennedy or someone from the mma world come out and go up against a man who wears the equivalent of an entire charlie's store on his person on any given day. i'm tired of -- seeing this kind of stuff, stuart, as you know, and we've discussed this before, it's not a substitute for informed, civilized dissent. it simply is not. violence and this sort of rhetoric in this particular context is the last refuge for the unintelligent and the uninformed, so i'm not surprised. stuart: okay, next one. zachary wood was on this show yesterday. now, he is a conservative at the ultra-liberal williams college. dana, listen to what he says about free speech on campus. roll tape. >> i think it's important for administrations to understan

dana loesch joins us now, host of "the dana show."s, i take it, dana? >> that response, yes, stuart. and thank you so much for having me. i did, and i know that there were a lot of congressional members in response to this, and they have said had it not been for representative scalise's capitol hill police, the two officers who served as his detail -- both of whom are heroes, particularly as well as crystal greiner who, a strong woman who was out there protecting congressional members as well -- if it had not been for representative scalise being there, they would not have had anyone, stuart. and these lawmakers, unless they have permits in virginia or are able to have a permit and carry into d.c. which can be incredibly tricky to get, they were just sitting ducks x. that's what a lot of them said. all they had to defend themselves with were their gloves and bats. stuart: i just want to remind our audience that congressman chris collins will be on this program shortly, about 30 minutes from now we'll hear from that congressman directl

dana loesch, good morning to you. the virginia got a lot of attention. we need to take this to a higher level here at the moment. that is how do we understand the events a day later as -- as america starts to absorb what happened? >> i think it's a great way to put it and thank you for having me. when i saw the virginia governor give these remarks and this was if everyone remembers, this was just what, an hour, hour and a half after this attempted political assassination took place and he goes without knowing knowing this guy's motive and knowing the name of the suspect and makes crazy statement as people are processing this and people are finding out about it watching fox news and reading it online and says this sort of thing. it doesn't help. there is a huge problem in the united states. i know you guys know, you've been reporting on this with political discourse in this country. as a free speech purist i think there are certain forms of speech that are not protected by the constitution. slander and libel and death threats. why can't someone like this

. >> martha: joining me now, dana loesch, host of "dana" on ways to be and the nra spokesperson on thegressional baseball shooting. mark lays a senior advisor to guns down at the former executive director of every town, the nation's largest gun safety group. you can almost count the minutes after this happened, that this discussion would begin about where he got his gun, why he got that kind of gun, and the people who jumped in to stop them who thank god were armed and were on the scene. as he watched terry mcauliffe, dana, what do you think? >> first and foremost, obviously, our prayers are with a congressman scalise for those individuals who were wounded in this attempted political assassination. bravo to the capitol hill police, as you heard other congressional members say, if representative scalise had not been on that field, with those two officers, who are afforded to him as a perk of being a member of leadership there, and the republican party and the house, they would have been sitting ducks. all they would've had with her gloves and their baseballs with which to defend themsel

this is the nra's dana loesch speaking on fox news. >> i t think that the g govern's assertion n of thisanaccu. he also m mentions loopholes, which is fabricated tererm that people use when n they do not wt to describe criminal acts. it is a made-up term. therere is still s such thing aa loopophole. private sales are verery heavily regulalated by t the federeral governmement. there are a nunumber of laws tht govern thosese. first anand foremomost, privivae sales are e only for hobbyist or histstorical artifacts. you cannot be a storefront and engage -- bebeing agiging in ann intrastate sale without having to run a background check. he is horribly misinformed. amy: that is the nra spokesperson. barbara lee, your response? beenny of us have long advocates for gun safety measures. so i agree with governor mcauliffe. once again, this is not the time, as i said earlier, to get into our policy debate. we have to take the time to really try to bring the country together. we have our debate about gun safety and gun control, and we will continue to do that because we know there are too many guns

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