federal prosecutor and now as the governor of new jersey. >> let me ask you about your positions in new jersey. new jersey has some of the toughest gun laws in the country. in '95, you ran on a platform of supporting the assault weapons ban. you said that gop opponents who wanted to repeal it were dangerous, crazy and radical and you supported in 2009. you ran against opposing attempts to permit conceal carry laws in new jersey. where do you stand now? because you appear to have changed. >> well, listen, in 1995, sean, i was 32 years old. and i've changed my mind. the biggest reason was my seven years as a federal prosecutor. what i learned in those seven years was we were spending too much time talking about gun law against law abiding citizens and not nearly enough time about enforcing the gun laws strongly against criminals. and i saw the difference when i did that for seven years as a federal prosecutor. i learned the difference. i learned what the limitations are of these laws...

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