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so i think there too massey might have some objections. >> all right.ia, i put it to you, how do you forge -- what i try to remind people, state of florida is a perfect example, it is everywhere, we have gun -- colorado had to deal with it. there is a gun culture and gun control and people are passionate about both of them. >> i think what was on display last night and in the town hall was for the first time it seemed the nra was splitting from law enforcement. law enforcement doesn't want this type of gun in the hands of individuals. they want -- they want people to feel safer and i think that -- seeing it from that lens, you have to understand what are the special interests. the majority of the nra members themselves believe that we should have some sort of background checks and some have -- provide -- >> and you have to remember there is nra members and then there is the march client. they have two different agendas. >> and that is the problem. because that is what most americans don't understand. i would like to see if we talk about actually doing c

matthew we're going to take a short break right now and when we're back we'll continue talking with dr massey a bar i have that iran analyst and a former national intelligence counselor and we'll talk more about the challenges they today's world order facing stay with us. with this manufactured sentence to the public will. when the really close is protect themselves. with the flaming. lips and be the woman. in the middle of the room sit. in the. room. the u.s. is losing into a summer one the climate denying is precluding them from the dissipating in this new economy number one and number two the effects of the climate change the weather catastrophes the global you know migrants that are the result of it all this other problems are hurting the us economy on the other side of the trade so you've got a double bind. and we're back with dr matthew barra's a cia veteran analyst and a for our national intelligence council are discussing u.s. russian spat and other issues causing global concern i might say turkey a nato member waste currently attacking the syrian kurds who are here u.s. allies is was

to speak on around to i know you're not tell me about it but massey yes. you can zoom in. and this is before all the floor everything happened yeah. i mean it's it's clear as day there they are yeah there they are right there yeah. yeah right there for them. i mean that's just. crazy right and i mean even noticed until my friend was like you got to take a look at your picture again and i was like why is the man and look at the people and that's when i was like oh. there they are tell me you don't know. because you're talking about it and i'm basically it's an emotional. thing. i've met several people who on nine eleven something told to go home that day. you know you can chalk that up to. luck. a higher power anything. i didn't get any of that. not at all not until after the fact and. listening after the fact after everything happened and. we just like me it was me and three my friends my pregnant friend and her husband and another friend and all three of us. we were like we need to get home now was our me by focus i'm sorry i mean you know that was the tissue brother amer

to us is what happens with gun control and i can tell you after years of covering these kinds of massey things nothing will change if it doesn't change after sandy hook where dozens of small children were gunned down by or. it isn't going to change now that doesn't help the parents are trying to be reunited with their children that doesn't help them when they ask questions as to how people can said recently that all of these weapons were clearly this is still a very very fluid situation and to go there on his way from miami to parkland thanks for that and. and still to come on the program i. did this as violent and boring and dangerous a moment as i needed to have seen in my time. a chilling report card on the situation in syria where u.s. special envoy briefs the security council in new york plus. more than thirty palestinians have been arrested in news radio raids criticised as increasingly aggressive. we've got more stormy weather rolling across the northern parts of australia i'm just around the top and around the can really have it was a norm house of western australia elsewhere is

. >> reporter: sergeant massey was on the second floor when this came over the radio. >> went from thehird floor to the second floor. >> we were engaging him. >> reporter: the video was not live, it was a delay. >> i looked down, standing on top of the rifle. his rifle is there. his vest is there. >> reporter: then a fake call for help. >> open the door, again. i'm sorry. the kid deserves a lot of credit. >> i had a firefighter the whole time. i'm looking for my friends daughter that is on the third floor. i don't know -- >> reporter: as for the heroes that respond to the unthinkable, they felt blessed to hug their own children. >> he goes, daddy, i love you. that was tough for me. >> reporter: even though they hope it never happens again -- >> if it does, i want to make sure that i'm there. >> reporter: rosa florez, cnn, parkland, florida. >> credit to the men and women who went in there and did what they did. >>> still ahead, she is called the u.s. charmer. she is in south korea. how donald trump's daughter, ivanka is practicing diplomacy at the winter games. >>> plus, another russia

. >> i'm raymond massey. and this is what really gets me.ng guerrilla in vietnam. what's our government doing about it, and the 275 other dead americans? nothing. not a thing. because we are fighting a no-win war in vietnam -- a war we don't want to win. well, as an american, i don't like it. i don't like our policy, and i don't like no-win wars, especially wars our men are getting butchered in. don't you want to stop this war? don't you care about what's happening over there? well, i care -- i care a lot. >> sabato: another precedent for modern campaigns from 1964 is that the issues that really matter don't get discussed. vietnam, which became the issue for four years -- johnson was the peace candidate, and it was one of the reasons why he won. he actually said during the campaign, "we're not about to send american boys 9,000 or 10,000 miles away from home to do what asian boys ought to be doing for themselves." and we all know what actually happened. people should've probed johnson more about what he might have done. it's a lesson for us i

here now, david massey, deputy campaign manager and a fox news contributor. good to see it.id you want the job? >> [laughs] not even a little bit. >> martha: you don't want to go back in there? >> book, i am happy, very happy helping the president right now, and i'm glad that brad is leading the team. >> martha: what does the pick of bread tell you about the way the president is approaching 2020? >> come i think it is with a very serious mind, that brad was part of the winning team that was the 2016 election, the president is going to count on brad to put together a tremendous operation and lead us not just into 2028 but this year. the midterms of 2018 are going to play a pivotal role leading into 2020. i think that's why the president made this decision and announced it today, to say there is going to be another player, meaning the trump reelect, on the table. and that we are going to be bringing all of these elements to bear to the 2018 reelect. >> martha: i have to ask about jared kushner. he was brought onto the campaign by jared kushner. kushner had a bit of a rough day

representative massey out of kentucky when they were trying to do this big package on concealed carryreciprocity, all these kinds of things. he was concerned that some of these mental health decisions would be databases that would allow federal agencies to scoop up all kinds of people. financial counseling. if you've gotten counseling for bulimia. there are real worries about how you define who ends up in this mental health bracket. >> anything is possible and the federal government is bad at doing things quite frequently. however, the issue here comes down to basically this. is their due process in place? whatever you do as it relates to mental health will be imperfect. for people by the way who get committed to mental health institutes against their will, there is due process for this. we have judges that can sit on these things. as long as there's due process i think that enough civil libertarians can come along with at least cleaning up the mental health. that shouldn't be that controversial. >> shannon: i think where there's not fortified to process is concerned that a name can j

and there is a legit massey -- legitimacy but legality is the issue. nowhere in the memo does it allege the information was false or there was a legal problem with not giving the entire prove innocence of the information and because people are kind of seeing what they i feel like it makes it harder down the road to assess out what is real, whether or not they are problems, especially if robert mueller comes back at the end and said there is a problem but under the law i don't really have enough to act. then this just muddies all of the waters and the roar shock test is dark. >> and i want to pick up a point you said. the president was getting advice to back off a little bit. don mcgahn's cover letter included an interesting caveat at the end and i want to read this carefully. based on this assess. and in the light of significant public interest in the memorandum. why was there significant public interest? because they created a campaign. to be clear the memorandum reflects the judgment of the congressional authors. so it is saying it is an opinion piec

i'll ask senator pat toomey, and republican congressman thomas massey on loosening gun restrictions. >>> plus, the latest way russian twitter bots are shaping our countries. i'll talk to senator amy klobuchar about the big-tech companies that dominate our lives. >>> finally mueller's moves, how nervous is the president? another guilty plea and more indictments this week. now the house democratic memo is out and he's not happy. >> there is no collusion. >> joining me for insight and analysis are david brody, host of faith nation on the christian broadcasting network, helene cooper, pentagon correspondent for "the new york times." and former white house press secretary john earnest. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history. this is "meet the press with chuck todd." >>> good sunday morning. right now president trump has an opportunity for one of those leadership moments on the issue of guns, but once again, he seems distracted by the russia investigation, apparently rattled by the release of a democratic mem

taffy a late effort by luis suarez failed to get through the keeper while barsa star player leon massey was below it was only the fifth time this season allowed legal leaders fail to score they remain unbeaten though with that result barcelona as leader of the top sits at seven points with athletico madrid in second defending champions around madrid are seventeen points behind manchester united suffered a surprise to fade away at newcastle in the english premier league matt richie scoring the only goal in the game to lift newcastle out of the relegation zone united states second in the table sixteen points behind leaders city. yes they were yes they were but. sometimes you want to act that looking we just state of mind and after the one you are seeing newcastle day is they fought for their lives and i think that's a beautiful thing in football liverpool are third in the standings after two know when over southampton roberta for menial and most were the scores both in the first half. and that's all your support for now more later and we'll continue to update you on the winter olympics an

it puzzles me, for example, one case i know, the massey case from hawaii in 1931 in which five asian-americanswere arrested and falsely tried for rape resulting in two sensational trials and one brutal murder that dominated the news in 1931. think of the o.j. case of 1931. remains unknown to well over 99% of the population and almost all asian-americans outside of hawaii. the very way in which asian-american history continues to be somewhat unappreciated while asian-american young pima trick late in ever increasing numbers at top colleges presents a paradox that informs our understanding of ethnic hierarchies. as dominant an issue as race has become in the fractured age of obama and trump, it would be folly to suggest that i do only those biographies and that biographies not examining race cannot have similar import. while ruth franklin's shirley jackson biography appears to be an illuminating story of this prescient, previously neglected american novelist, the book is as, r frank learn has told me -- franklin has told me, a feminist biography. which through the lens of jackson and her torturo

republican congressman thomas massey is there. glad to know you made it safe, sir. we have had it back and forth on the whole fbi memo thing, if you don't mind me belaboring this with you. people saying republicans are playing politics. not surprising coming from democrats who once said the same about the investigation by jim comey of hillary clinton. i understand how it is played. the fbi could be saying what you republicans are doing, what you devin nunez are doing, is bad. what do you say? >> well, the memo needs to be released. if anybody is mad about what's happened here and the bias at the fbi, they shouldn't be mad at be gop republicans or devin nunez, they should be mad at james comey and mccabe and other high-ranking officials at the fbi because i think you will see evidence of bias in an organization that is supposed to be unbiased. neil: separately, sir, senator rand paul has wanted to know how it is peter strzok and lisa page had the access and influence they did? certainly the level of access they did because of course they were very instrumental earlie

to speak on roundup i know you're not tell me about it but massey yes. you can zoom in. and this is before all the floor everything happened yeah. i mean it's it's clear as day there they are yeah there they are right there yeah. you know it's there for them. i mean that's just. crazy right and i mean even noticed until my friend was like you got to take a look at your picture again and i was like why does the man and look at the people and that's when i was like oh. there they are tell me though. because you're talking about it. and obviously it's an emotional. thing. i've met several people who are nine eleven something told to go home that day. you know you can chalk that up to. luck. higher power or anything. i didn't get any of that. not at all not until after the fact and. little after the fact after everything happened. we just like me it was me and three my friends my pregnant friend and her husband and another friend and all three of us that we were like we need to get home that was our main focus and i'm sorry i'm you know it really was a tissue brother or a na

one of the people on the show ofterday, tom massey kentucky, talking about this idea of background checksloated by the president and others, expanding those. he makes the argument that background checks are not the way to go. >> [video clip] the shooter in connecticut who stole his mother's firearms and committed a crime is not going to be stopped by a background check. neither were the two perpetrators in columbine who got other people to buy the guns for them. one of those straw purchasers went to prison for that because, talk about the handgun 20 18, the guy that went to prison was 22. he sold a handgun to one of the perpetrators who was 17. criminals are going to get a hold of guns. what we have got to look at is what is the solution? you can put more guards at schools. if you have one guard, it is probably a waste of money. you are just endangering that guard unless you have two guards. anyone insecurity knows that. what you need is some of the teachers who are armed. 98% of mescaline shootings happen in a gun free zone. we have labeled all of our schools as gun free zones. andave to