i think would be helpful to use, and we support that amendment by thomas massie. it is the final package that we are whipping against. some of our members may vote for individual pieces of the bill but ultimately vote against final passage because there are a number of unconstitutional measures that were part of that as well, so it is going to be a full week. thank you very much. >> [indiscernible] why do you insist on going after the speaker? [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> here's a look at what is coming up live on the c-span network. on 9 a.m. eastern the house returns and is expected to continue work on gun legislation aimed at reducing mass shootings. they housed january 6 committee questions key witnesses about what transpired during the assault on the u.s. capitol. that begins at 8 p.m. eastern. on c-span2, the senate is expected to work on legislation to expand access to v.a. health care and di

i think would be helpful to use, and we support that amendment by thomas massie. it is the final package that we are whipping against. some of our members may vote for individual pieces of the bill but ultimately vote against final passage because there are a number of unconstitutional measures that were part of that as well, so it is going to be a full week. thank you very much. >> [indiscernible] why do you insist on going after the speaker? [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span's "washington journal" -- every day, we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day on the news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, utah republican senator mike lee talks about his new book, which argues against adding fees -- adding seats to the supreme court. in a discussion on gun violence legislation at the january 6 committee hearings that begin tomorrow. watch "washington jou

congressman thomas massie's here.e's going to tell us what democrats in congress are trying to pull off. plus a mom plus, a mom who used a gun to defend her home from an intruder. >> she tells her story next . really talking about something that involves every american they don't want or know. they didn't really accuse you of betraying the country. what the hell was that ? the only way out is there's no getting out of it in the world crtv you must enter through a really up childhood if you believe in 70% you are definitely not the good guy. were you ever afraid public should have to wait for tonight ? what tucker carlson would you episode for me exclusively on fox nation. we don't make money like everyone else make it better. we prioritize quality not red carpet. we because the finest 100% organic cotton to make sure you on with free from toxins the way home should branches made a difference. you can sleep better at night. experience the difference at boehland branch at my plumbing business online technology central t

and congressman thomas massie says they won't make anyone safer. all the rest of these are going to fail. the criminals do not follow the law with funeral still ongoing in uvalde an investigation into another shooting happening in tulsa, congressman jerry nadler insist it's time to do something is not even been 24 hours. >> since last monday's shooting and who knows how long until the next one. the senate is attempting a more balanced approach with a bipartisan group of lawmakers trying to reach a compromise. senator chris murphy says they're making meaningful progress. we've had really productive discussions. our goal is to >> get a piece of legislation that saves lives. >> the house could vote on their legislation as early as next week. but really it's that senate legislation that has the potential to get enough support to become law live in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> yeah. as you know, it is all about the what do we know about the specifics in that legislation right now and what a deal might actually look like. >> well, we don't know a lo

that was thomas massie, one ofve the very few republicans who's actually thinking through why this is forad the country and defendingth your constitutional rights. lindsey graham, of course, isn't he just wrote this on twitter quote i stand ready to vote on all the proposalsme mentioned by president biden tonight and encourage the democratic leader to bring them forward for votes. llindsey graham, the conservative lindsey graham ,take your guns away. don't fight g the stupid war . my crispi is a candidate for congress in new jersey. he's running against an incumbent republican who has long been opposed to your second amendment rights. we're happy to have him join us tonight. mike , thanks so much forn coming. are you surprised that republican lawmakersrs youo thought were there to defend your constitutional rights the second the new york times tells them to opposetu your constitutional rights? they obey. you know, tucker ,ti the onlye thing worse than theseon democrats like jerry nadler areo republican people who we donate money to, people who we electme time and time again. they're s

about president biden's incoherent and divisive gun grab addressvi and moments with congressman thomas massieother who used her gun h to defend her home from an intruder. and that's going to happenen in moments. but first, latinos against liberalism. >> that's the focus of tonight's angle. now it seems like just yesterday when the conventional

by elected republicans who built their political brands around guns like this holiday photo of thomas massypost from congresswoman lauren boebert, showing them posing with their families and military-style firearms. no matter what the human cost showing them shooting semi-automatic style assault rifles. >> although candidates have long used guns, the campaign has come most and provocative advertising, holiday greetings and communication with the public. such placements can be a cultural and political solidarity and more powerfully than anything else according to republican strategist and aides. we are back with texas state senator roland gutierrez and kurt anderson. and kurt, you are the cultural critic on the panel. there is something going on here more than public policy argument and more than an argument about the second amendment. there is a culture war going on within this fight over gun safety and gun regulation. talk about the way in which of all the signifiers out there now in the republican party of 2022 being for guns just full stop is kind of what it means to be republican. >> ye

you didn't like the domestic violence victim protection amendment of thomas massie, which it would seem to me is so necessary. you have a bill that mimics storage requirements found in a previous bill on federal and tribal properties. you have a bill that makes felons out of americans who own an unserious live gun, a so-called ghost gun appeared to have a bill that makes felons of americans who own a bump stock. the left wants to put this tyranny into law. that is just part of it. this bill does not get into solving the problem. it would not have stopped uvalde. it would not have protected the folks in tulsa, and it would not have stopped the buffalo shooting. you would be hard-pressed to find any of these mass shootings that would be resolved and defended against these demons with guns by using any of the laws that comprise of this bill. when the law-abiding when weapons are confronted, the department of justice has indicated they stop crimes in more than 1.5 million instances per year in using their own guns. democrats today and this administration have indicated they desire to take a

you didn't like the domestic violence victim protection amendment of thomas massie, which it would seem to me is so necessary. you have a bill that mimics storage requirements found in a previous bill on federal and tribal properties. you have a bill that makes felons out of americans who own an unserious live gun, a so-called ghost gun appeared to have a bill that makes felons of americans who own a bump stock. the left wants to put this tyranny into law. that is just part of it. this bill does not get into solving the problem. it would not have stopped uvalde. it would not have protected the folks in tulsa, and it would not have stopped the buffalo shooting. you would be hard-pressed to find any of these mass shootings that would be resolved and defended against these demons with guns by using any of the laws that comprise of this bill. when the law-abiding when weapons are confronted, the department of justice has indicated they stop crimes in more than 1.5 million instances per year in using their own guns. democrats today and this administration have indicated they desire to take a