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talk about the controversial issues that the gop is dealing with you saul lucas is reporting about the nr all the big stars in the runnin for 2024 and may showed up and made this comes as the help but sit among the shadow of another round of mass shootings and begin overnight were tracking this one out of alabama. >> a press republicans in a tricky position as they juggle aligning themselves on key issues that bode well amongst a their base while while risking alienating another block of voters and proven that they can make or break a critical elections. where does this conversation about guns go? >> we need to have this conversation. every mass associating their just a it. her prayers are offered easter baskets are offered. no real solutions and i'm a constitutional conservative. about a week ago my kids and i were a mile away from a massive sheeting and cast south carolin where six people were shot. we saw the immediate aftermath of that shooting all the police cars and ems in the first thing my kids asked me after that shooting they said hey where is at amber alert to let us know what

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need to move on from donald trump, at leas that is what they said las summer but right now, at the nrntion, we asked a coupl of people, and they were firml behind donald trump. i kind of had to agree with yo with the jeb bush comparison because he is like a guide tha looks good on paper. they want the elections, got voters to the polls, the hom state. but he does not have the charisma of someone that you would want to be the front runner for the political party i am worried that he is more o a rick perry or jeb bush rings under the bright lights. we might be six months awa from desantis begging an audience to please clap. >> oh, man, what a moment that was. i totally remember that. please clap, please. jason, let me follow u quickly. what did you make that the borough putting fingers anti desantis at this week? this has been on a death on hi things to emerge in this non campaign campaign. is this trump getting out earl and the finding desantis wit the way he did low energy ja on lying ted cruz -- >> i guaranteed 4% right now he is like if it was not the putting commercial, it was rhon

we have id laws, we hav ice prisons nr facility that provides healtcare, have checkpoints where peopleave to go through potentily they could pop up in places. so there are a l of opportunities fopeople t beco ensnared. we have actual evidence where health care workers call immigration autrities o patients who are undocumented who are just trying to take care of theelves. so it is aeal obstacle, a real hurdle for people who are in the cotry and they are undocumented. i always want people to understand that someone's documentation stas does not mean they don't have basic human rights to health care. it i extremely distressing to see how this plays out. i will say we in azona has some practical support organizations. there are a lot of community support to help all people seeking abortion get the care they need but there are some specific interests in making sure that our and document a brothe and sisterset the care they need -- and document a brothers and sisters get the care they need. herbal remedies have been increasing over time just because all of the restrictions that already exist

. >> reed, sticking with you let's switch gears to the nr convention going on now in indianapolis gope ove recent mass shootings an louisville and nashville the strong support for a les gun restrictions may play well for the base but how will it impact a gop nominee and the general election >> well i think reverend taking a look at what is happening in michigan in the last week in leadership of governor whitmer up there, the just passed the biggest gu measure in decades i believe i the state in polling previou to his passage had it at about 90% approval this is another example just like with desantis and the six-week abortion ban, where now the republican party being let around by the nose by maga is so far out of step with mos americans, i think it makes it very difficult for them to com back to the middle somehow because the base won't allow it remember these people reverend, they are not conservatives, they're not republicans, they ar denialist. it on care who wins so long as they are pure. what i will also say is ther are people like me who hav school age children, i used to be a

that's not the kin of violence that worries jim jordan jim jordan, donald trump, they both spoke at the nr convention in indianapolis o friday, where donald trump was outraged for crimes committe against department stores. >> when you see these gangs of hundreds of young -- usually young people, going to attack a department store in san francisco, los angeles chicago, and they run it by th hundreds, they're carrying refrigerators. if this stuff, big, little everything fur coats, non fur coats everything that carries, the empty at the stores. >> just fyi, the average refrigerator weighs 250 pounds you can add department store for the list of victims th republicans truly care about they can take their plac alongside people that ar comfortable with certain books of people uncomfortable with history, and people angry at which bathrooms other people use. ahead of today's hearing, th new york times wrote a feature about jim jordan's rise to republican prominence. he reported, this sexual abuse scandal at ohio stat university threatened to derai his political career, mr jordan punched back in cha

party for children we're gonna have a live report in just a moment on that the shootings coming as the nrwed to do nothing about guns while supporters resist al attempts batteries >> - with these people that are going around saying, their daughter can't, that's good. >> do you think that will stop mass shootings >> it's a star ia

party for children we're gonna have a live report in just a moment on that the shootings coming as the nrntion since coming to a close this weekend after we cavalcade of politicians vowed to do nothing about guns while supporters resist al attempts batteries >> - with these people that are going around saying, their daughter can't, that's good. >> do you think that will stop mass shootings >> it's a start, in a way. >> okay, the good liar confronting nra attendees with facts. it's just a taste of what they heard. i'll be talking to them late on in the. our you don't want to miss o what some of them got. they're also ahead, the latest information on a leak of classified documents and the 21-year-old at the center of i all. and then asked the supreme court faces wednesday midnight deadline of its stay involving a key abortion pill, republica 2024 candidate, wants to tal about everything else except abortion rights. we have that coming up as. wobbly begin once again with two mass shootings overnight daybell, alabama, four peopl are dead and multiple others injure after a shooting at a birthd

unsympathetic to this movement in the past finally saying, hey, tennessee needs a red flag law, something the nr for republicans t stand up against an anti gun violence movement -- that is pretty mainstreamed in america. i think that's what the next ten-year holds, a question o when republicans start t advocate votes for some of this, tough not if they are going to do it. >> it strikes me we started th show talking about abortion. in both issues there is paradox at the heart of it the worst things get - things are really bad right no with gun violence, just an empirical matter, it has sho up things are really bad an reproductive rights. we saw a right overturned afte 60 years the only silver lining is th politics get better because, you know, the problem and th results of the policies that are being advocated for become so crystal clear that's the only way out, at certain level. >> that is the essence o democracy, right eventually, you get to have say on all these things at the polls. for decades, the most voca voices on the issue of guns or on the side of the gun lobby if you held a town hall a

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1998, i actually cam back to congress, i defeated and became a republican, because he was with the nrguarding ar-15s these weapon of war, and he was defeated. now people understand that thi is a huge majority of american demanding action people are starting to understand that politically, they're winning races, they're being aggressive as they should, we need to remove people fro office who are not remove thes guns from our streets. >> you know, the protectio rocket that the nra ha complicates the issue. you're right, people are out o step people who support unfettere access for everybody to all th guns they won that are weapons of war are out of step wit what americans want, but the nra basically threatens anyone and if you change your perspective on anything we'l back someone else. we'll primer you, europe how do you break that? >> you defeat them that's what we're doing, and what we're finding is we are winning races on this subject. particularly more often in suburban's district, but that' with the balance of color is i the united states congress so what we're finding is tha candi

they overwhelmingly oppose tha position i think the majority of the nr members probably oppose that positiono training? >> and that's what permit-less carry means. >> it's extreme to the extreme he doesn't believe that a youn girl should have the freedom t determine her own reproductive future as the bear - in the name of freedom that's what we're getting from this it sickens me to my core, an you would have more insigh than anybody, so you can validate what happened in tennessee triggered this trip. i called the white house, full disclosure i said, i can't take it. i was giving speeches, the sam speeches - monterey park, down in salinas down and gilroy, we see th dance. i can't take it. i can't take it. inside the same governors ever time talking about menta health, talking about ou parents and family all of the bs, and then they claim to care about life whe the number one cause of deat for the children's guns. it's shameful. and it should shock our souls. it's becoming so normalized, it's a matter of hours now, no even days. i thought we wouldn't ever mov on from parkland, are neve move on

vice president, mik pence who has been only mildly critical of trump learned that the hard way at the nrm in his home state of indiana yesterday, we -- >> hello nra >> i love you too. >> i love you too. we saved, we tried electric unicycles. i think i've got it! doggy-paddle! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ subway keeps upping their game with the subway series. an all-star menu of delicious subs. there's the philly, the monster, the boss. if i hadn't seen it in person, i wouldn't have believed it. eating is believing steph. the subway series. try subway's tastiest menu upgrade yet. want a worry-free way to kill bugs? zevo traps use light, not odors or chemical insecticides, to attract and trap flying insects. they work continuously so you don't have to. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spray flonase sensimist daily for non-drowsy, long lasting relief in a scent-free, gentle mist. (psst psst) flonase. all good. i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three chil

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not a so gun shy republicans pledged allegiance to guns at the annual nr convention as a second deadlass shooting in a week play out of just hours away i louisville i'll talk one-on-one wit morgan mcgarvey the kentucky congressman behind the fiery rebuke of republican prioritization of banning book and direct shows over weapon of war plus, fox news, outfoxed the media empire said to begin a huge jury trial tomorrow for pushing for president trump' big lie over stolen election all right and what's called on of the most consequentia defamation lawsuits in decades it's black maternal health week did you know black women are three times more likely than white women to die from pregnancy related cause? we'll take a look at why thi is happening and what's bein done to narrow the widenin disparities in materna mortality. all of that and more is coming up and good sunday morning to you i am katie phang the nra convention wraps up in indianapolis today as more gun violence or perhaps in a cit already reeling from one of it worst mass shootings in histor just last night to people wh were killed

committee going into a field hearing before >> right this is i guess the second one they went to the border nrpointing because i think democrats would like to really engage with meaningful criminal justice reform. we not only need to take guns off the streets, but we need to invest in mental health treatment, in substance abuse treatment. we need to focus on reentry which all will reduce rec recidivism but republicans aren't interested in having that discussion they're interested in using this hearing for political purposes to undermine the district attorney that's all this was about. they don't have jurisdiction over this investigation, and they're trying to create after-the-fact rationale which is why they don't mention donald trump at all in this hearing because they know that they're in big trouble in the lawsuit with the manhattan district attorney's office to determine whether or not this is a legal and legitimate investigation it's not they are acting as the defense lawyers for donald trump, and it's really disappointing because i and many of my democratic colleagues would really like t

now, mike pence was one of the speakers at today's nr convention, when he was booe by members of theough, there were no chants o hang mike pence. so i don't know, maybe thing are looking up for mike pence. donald trump was the headlin headlining guest at that event and because he is donald trump this is what he had to say >> i hope you gave pence a goo warm approval. no - because he is a nice man, if you want to really know th truth. he is. he's a good man. and i heard it was very rough. it was a big new story you made news today. i don't know what you did, but you made news today with the introduction you gave. >> with friends like that -- pence and trump where they are in person. other republican presidentia hopefuls were clearly wary o showing up to a nra meeting in the middle of a national reckoning on gun violence, s they travel to the nra convention using the internet. >> ladies and gentlemen, pleas direct your attention to the screens for a special messag from florida governor ro desantis >> hello, this is governor ron desantis >> hello, senator tim scott -- >> hey it's, nikki

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quickly walking it back sort of famously at the whit house with diane feinstein does that stick for the nr crowd? are they at all wobbly when it comes to trump >> great questions, sam. i asked some of the voters tha i talked to. some of the people o mentioning one woman said to me she didn' like what trump did on gun control in particular. she and her husband said o poem stocks, he tried to ban from stocks. and then also don't point so they wanted to ban people from buying before the age of 21. they said they didn't like tha about him. the woman i spoke to said sh doesn't agree with all the - she still the trump voter. her husband is a term foreigne bodies - >> i think they're all managin to find ways to get back t trump in the end and nbc's john allen thank you so much for your reporting a dispatch appreciated. coming up at the top of th hour, i will be joined b democratic senator maisy hor of hawaii. the gop focusing on attacks of women's reproductive rights. i'll talk to her about how legislation seeking to protect patients and what it means for the 2024 and future of america democracy.

authorities and whether it's here in the state level, or th federal level with these candidates that the nr convention talking about you know, using guns to challeng the federal government i mean, we have to painter these anti-democratic forces that are putting all of us i danger, and putting our nation on a stage that do not want to beyond >> we are payin attention, and we will continu to pay attention tennessee state representative justin jones thanks so much fo getting us started next, some of the madness in congress, heading to new yor this week to talk smack abou the city, and the prosecutor who's going after their man. plus, cruelty by design, i appears that the ron desanti is wrapping up attacks on th lgbtq community and immigrants which will somehow propel hi to the white house i have some thoughts and it is a big week for reproductive freedom the unite states, the latest legal assault on your rights, no before the supreme court first is st. louis with othe big story we're tracking thi hour, on msnbc richard? >> breaking news for you, firs of moments ago police in dadeville alabama

>> it feels like clockwork every spring, the nr convention seems to coincide with a mass shooting thister a mass shooting i kentucky, and weeks after on in tennessee that is not to mention another in alabama just last night tha took the lives of four peopl at a birthday party. one thing is different this year's nra meetin certainly isn't drawing th crowd used to. as political points out, the nra has been, quote, pummele by lawsuits in scandal i recent years in 2019, the annual gatherin took place in the belly of the cavernous lucas oil stadium. but this year, it was just in ball or at the indiana convention center, and tea ticket prices were dropped t free admission when you need t fill out the room. but that has not dampened th interest in the republican candidates the nra's list of speakers included former vice president mike pence, and former president trump, but of all th speakers, one thing that south dakota governor said about her granddaughter that stuck out t me >> little miss adi, who wa almost two, and branch, who wa just a few months old. they have brought us so much joy. th

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. >> it feels like clockwork every spring, the nr convention seems to coincide with a mass shooting thisk place in the days after a mass shooting i kentucky and weeks after one i tennessee. let's not to mention another i alabama just last night that took the lives of four peopl or break the party but one thing is different this year's nra meetin certainly isn't drawing th crowd it used to, as political points out, the nra has been quote, pummeled by lawsuits an scandal in recent years. in 2019 the annual gathering took place in the belly of the cavernous lucas oil stadium. but this year it was just in a ballroom at the indian convention center and quote, teared ticket prices wer dropped for free admission t fill out the room. that is what you do when you need more people but that has not dampene interest of leading republican candidates the nra's list of speakers included former vice president mike pence and former presiden trump, but of all the speakers there is one thing south dakot governor kristi noem said abou her granddaughter that stuck out to me. >> little miss adi, who is onl mo

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