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. >> little miss adi, who was almost two, they have brought us so much joy. now adi, who you know, soon will need them, i want to reassure you, she already has a shotgun and she already has a rifle. and she's got a little pony name sparkles to, so the girl is set up. >> only 1% of americans are members of the nra, but the nra controls 100% of the republican agenda on guns. here's tennessee congressman andy ogles, 2021 christmas card. he represents the district where three and nine-year-old children and three adults were killed at the covenant school in nashville last month. congressman ogles deleted the photo of his social media, but not before digging the photo after the mass shooting at a nashville elementary school. here's what americans actually think about anti gun violence member -- according to new fox poll. 87% of voters support background checks for guns. 81% of voters support improving and the enforcement of the existing gun laws. 81% of voters support raising the legal age to buy a gun from 18 to 21 years old. 80% of voters support requiring mental

now adi, who soon will nee them, i want to reassure you she already has a shotgun an she already hasand she has got a little pon and sparkles to so she set up. >> not yet to, bernie has shotgun and rifle. guns have become a part of our culture, including, as you jus heard there, with young kids which is especially grim whe you remember firearms at the leading cause of death for kid in the united states the celebration of weapons in country where gun violence i far too prevalent is something i really struggle to wrap my head around. my next guest to somebody wh has spent years in the trenche with the staunchest supporters of the second amendment, jorda klepper was the, from the dail show has made appearances at political rallies, and henry conventions and most recentl the rally outside th arraignment of former presiden trump. jordan clifford joins me now thank you jordan, for taking some time this morning as yo are preparing to host the dail show this week so, we are sitting here toda -- thank you for being here and we are sitting here toda following updates on yet another mass shooti

. >> little miss adi, who is almost two now adi, soon she will need them i want to reassure you she alreadyhe already has rifle. >> this convention comes on th heels of two recent mass shootings, one at an elementar school in tennessee and anothe at a bank in louisville. for years, and especiall recent, weeks young people across the country have been turning out to demand action o gun reform in, fact they have bee demanding action on guns abortion, climate change democracy and lgbtq rights but the republican party continues to put stances tha are increasingly unpopular wit the majority of americans, particularly young people. polling has shown american support legal, abortio american support gun refor laws joining me now is jennifer reuben, a writer with th washington post, she's an msnb l political analyst and author of the book, resistance, how women save democracy front o donald trump also with me is michae singleton, a political strategist and host of the michael show on sirius x satellite radio, we should note you used to be republican but left the party few years ago and are now regis

now adi, who soon will nee them, i want to reassure you she already has a shotgun an she already has pon named sparkles to, so the girl is set up. >> not yet to, already has a shotgun and a rifle. guns have become a part of our culture, including, as you heard there, with young kids which is especially grim whe you remember that firearms are the leading cause of death for kids in the united states. the celebration of weapons in country where gun violence i far too prevalent. that is something i really struggle to wrap my head around my next guest is someone who has spent years in the trenche with the staunch supporters of the second amendment this jordan klepper has made appearances at nra conventions at most recently the rally outside the arena former president trump. jordan klepper joins me now. thank, you jordan, for takin some time this morning as yo are preparing to host a dail show this week >> thanks for having me. >> thank you for being here. >> we are sitting here today and following updates on yet another mass shooting alabam just last night at a birthda party, and these sh

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. >> little miss adi, who is almost two, and branch, who is almost two months old. they've brought us so much joy soon, they will need them. i want to reassure you, she' already got a shotgun, and she's already got a rifle. and she's got a little pon name sparkles. >> just reassuring the audienc there. >> thanks for remembering my presidential run, you're one o the few in america seriously, we're a country o unrestricted weaponry, wha jamal described earlier talkin about different incidents wher you are a young black man, gunned down because of the color of their skin. and because we're a country of unrestricted weaponry, we're only going to see more and mor incidents like that. it doesn't have to be that way we can be a country when you can take your kids hunting, yo can shoot for sport, you can protect your home with a shotgun. but we don't put the mos dangerous weapons in the hands of the most dangerous people that's not what democrat believe. that's actually what gun ownin republicans, according to an organization called 97%, which has done research on this. tha

. >> little miss adie, she already has a shotgun and she already has a rifle, and she's got a littley named sparkles, too, so the girl is set up. >> a gallup poll conducted before the louisville shootings shows 63% of americans aref dissatisfied, and a majority o republicans are satisfied and that overall dissatisfaction number hasn't translated to the ballot box not a single pro-gun elected politician has been thrown out over the issue that's not true on abortion. nowhere is the gap between the republican base and the overall general electric greater than on this issue, particularly after the overturning of roe v. wade on friday the supreme court put a temporary hold on a lower court ruling on the abortion pill while the court considers the biden administration's request to preserve fda approval of the drug. the state keeps the abortion pill widely available for now with perhaps another decision expected by wednesday to try to clear some of this up. in theory with the dobbs decision, they thought they were sending abortion back to the states and clearly, that is not the case the dob

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. >> little miss adi who i almost two, she already has shotgun, and she already has a rifle. >> let'sou streets. >> your reaction to that, ho they are framing this debate i this conversation? >> it is a disgusting framing, what they put forth it's becoming of anyone who's supposed to serve the public a the people the reality is we have a epidemic of gun violence in ou communities because there's proliferation of guns in our communities that normal folk should have access to due to legislation that has allowed for that proliferation t occur. in the state of tennessee, w have permit-less carry it can get easier for people t have access to weapons without even having a permit it's more difficult to vote in the state of tennessee than it is to get an assault rifle the problem, the accessibility of weapons the problem is the legislation that protects the second amendment without protecting communities. and the reality is, a lot of folks are focusing specificall on school shootings. but what about banks, right? what about our neighborhoods gun violence we experience on day-to-day basis beca

. >> little miss adi who was almost two, she already has shotgun and she already has rightful >> let'se very clear, th issue is not too many guns, th issue is too many thugs, hoodlum's and savage criminals on our street. >> joining us now is nbc new senior national politics reporter john allen. john, good morning it always so good to see what can we expect from this last day of the nra convention >> certainly nothing i headline - some political candidates that spoke on - -- of course on sunday national youth day at the nra children were admitted free an home - host brittany cunningham o seminars including one on th dangers of gun - unintended consequences. another where they talk abou an analysis of thousands o interactions that wome governors have and how to use their guns ar in the past. >> john, how do you thin republican stances on guns wil affect their ability to cour young voters in 2024 we've seen the kind of respons that young voters are bringing to the polls >> it's not just the polls katie, what we're seeing wit younger voters aren't energize -- to be activists on the gun res

arjona adi and the representatives adriano espaillat and nancy mace, nancy, you're one of the votes he is trying to get. what do you need to see from the speaker? where are you? sure you are. i'm not there yet. still sifting through the plan that we just got into our hands yesterday? i do have concerns. i don't know why we can't have a plan to balance the budget over the next decade, however long it takes because both republicans and democrats alike under president trump. he had an $8 trillion to the debt under president biden today over $5 trillion both sides are at fault for why we're in this mess to begin with, in both sides ought to come to the table and come up with a plan that will balance the budget over the next decade if it takes longer than it does, but the last president to do that was president clinton in 98, the last republican. the balance the budget was richard nixon in 1974. so it's just isn't mind boggling to me that we just can't get it together on this. the other thing that i'm concerned about just at top level, having looked through a few pages of it so far is the w

you are seeing there are two astronauts, stephen bowen, who is american, and there is saltor nowthey adirs. in the last ten minutes or so we have been watching very closely a press conference held by the four big teachers' unions in the uk. why does this matter? well, this coordinated strike action which could potentially happen at some point this autumn, could mean that “p point this autumn, could mean that up to 300,000 — point this autumn, could mean that up to 300,000 - 400,000 point this autumn, could mean that up to 300,000 — 400,000 teachers could take strike action. these four unions are the neu, the national education union, the nasuwt, the national association of head teachers, the naht and the association of school and college leaders. the general secretary of the head teachers union said their decision to coordinate action was an unprecedented show of solidarity. he went on to say that school staff will not put up with eroded pay, squeeze school funding and unbearable workload and working conditions any longer. he said that we are fully united together in fighting for change.

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