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this comes after the horrific shooting in allentown texas this weekend. or be signed by the governor, but is it a significant step in ending this type of gun violence? it really is. for type of gun violence? it really is- for that — type of gun violence? it really is. for that to _ type of gun violence? it really is. for that to happen - type of gun violence? it really is. for that to happen in - type of gun violence? it really is. for that to happen in the l is. for that to happen in the great state of texas, where people are very sensitive on gun laws. the fact it even passed one chamber tells you that people in texas and across the country realise that we do need tighter restrictions, especially on assault weapons. we need to make sure they don't get in the hands of criminals, and people are more mature when they are actually able to go and buy their first gun. it's a major step that something like this is happening in the state of texas, and it shows that if that happens in texas, there are probably tensions across the country and legislative bodies a

host: deborah is next in allentown pennsylvania. caller: good morning. i wholeheartedly agree with the last two callers about how galvanizing this event was. i am of the road where i voted the first time in presidential election in 1972. when 18-year-old were given the right to vote. my question for the guest, given the fact that president ford then pardoned richard nixon for his act, i have to wonder, the death set a new precedent -- did that set a new president for the peril of the country is in now with all the allegations of president trump and the difficulty trying to hold him accountable? these things that are factual and proven. could you comment on what went into resident board decision on that? who guided him in that way? i know on the blanket note is supposedly he did not want to do detriment to the country. guest: president ford would later explain about his historic decision to pardon richard nixon after richard nixon resigned from office. one, he did not want the nation to become further mired in the watergate scandal. he wanted the nation t

host: deborah is next in allentown pennsylvania. caller: good morning. i wholeheartedly agree with the last two callers about how galvanizing this event was. i am of the road where i voted the first time in presidential election in 1972. when 18-year-old were given the right to vote. my question for the guest, given the fact that president ford then pardoned richard nixon for his act, i have to wonder, the death set a new precedent -- did that set a new president for the peril of the country is in now with all the allegations of president trump and the difficulty trying to hold him accountable? these things that are factual and proven. could you comment on what went into resident board decision on that? who guided him in that way? i know on the blanket note is supposedly he did not want to do detriment to the country. guest: president ford would later explain about his historic decision to pardon richard nixon after richard nixon resigned from office. one, he did not want the nation to become further mired in the watergate scandal. he wanted the nation t

officials are searching for answers this morning after a shooting in allentown just outside dallas thateft eight people dead there including a 5-year-old boy. this shooting is now the second deadliest mass shooting this year. the suspect was killed by a police officer who happened to be nearby on an unrelated call. right now six victims who survived the shooting are still in the hospital, three of which are still in critical condition at this hour. joining us now with more is nbc news correspondent morgan chesky in allen, texas. morgan, good morning, what more are we learning about the victims today? >> reporter: just within the last few hours, we've learned the identities of two of the eight victims killed here at this allen, texas, mall. we'd like to share their names and photos with you. the first has been identified as ashwaria, she was a woman shopping here on saturday afternoon when if gunman opened fire. we're told that her family has plans to send her back to her native country of india. and then we also have 20-year-old christian lecure. we've learned christian was actually wor

saw so many of the factories close down and i was almost going to quote the old billy joel song allentownlooking at the trade policies we want to sing from the same hymnal we just have to make sure we are singing from the same page. we look at rare earth materials. there's nothing about rare earth. it's just rare that we can get a permit for a lot of these materials and also get the financing to develop them. second, as we do this to the renewable energy, we have to be cognizant of the fact for developing lithium if anybody has google or youtube day video. as we move to this economy we've got to be cognizant of that. i'm going to diverge quick because i have a question i want you to answer and give as much time as you can. some have been reported to me is avoiding by selling directly to american consumers under demint ms. it's estimated the u.s. imported about 128 billion in shipments last year. this treatment that gives foreign e-commerce commitment a leg up on many of the retailers. we are paying millions in tariffs for the same products however if a balancing act of trying to level the

a police officer who arrived at the shooting in allentown recounted discovering a young boy beneath hismother's lifeless body who died protecting this child. he shared with anguish the haunting encounter of finding a young girl also crouched in a prayer-like position as he searched for signs of life. he turned her head to the side only to find the horror of her face missing. in her final moments on earth, the position of that girl was in prayer, was to pray, and we in this country, only in america, our response is only thoughts and prayers? we need to be the prayer answerers. we need to be the ones that respond when people call out for help. how will we respond to this national nightmare? what will we do to this uniquely american problem? will we show american might? will we show american strength? will we show american healing? will we show american community? will we show american love for our children or will we repeat this national nightmare over and over again? when the shots rang out, people run, people hide, people pray. it is time that we in america answer those prayers. answer

host: deborah is next in allentown pennsylvania. caller: good morning.ree with the last two callers about how galvanizing this event was. i am of the road where i voted the first time in presidential election in 1972. when 18-year-old were given the right to vote. my question for the guest, given the fact that president ford then pardoned richard nixon for his act, i have to wonder, the death set a new precedent -- did that set a new president for the peril of the country is in now with all the allegations of president trump and the difficulty trying to hold him accountable? these things that are factual and proven. could you comment on what went into resident board decision on that? who guided him in that way? i know on the blanket note is supposedly he did not want to do detriment to the country. guest: president ford would later explain about his historic decision to pardon richard nixon after richard nixon resigned from office. one, he did not want the nation to become further mired in the watergate scandal. he wanted the nation to move on. he though