peter ambler is with giffords, an organization focused on the victims of gun violence which was formed by former arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords who was shot during an event in 2011 and miller says that right now nearly half of all americans can buy guns without a license. >> the nra and other elements of gun lobby. obviously they're they're they have a popular right there. there's a lot of good but there chief message to cheap products is actually fear and helplessness. the nra wants americans to think that gun violence is a problem. can't be saw that it set. that it's a naturally occurring phenomenon like an or hurricane wildfire. in fact, we according to the research edf can see exactly opposite is true. that it put in universal background checks. if you put in place common-sense gun laws you about to climb you the opposite loosen gun if you allow more guns to be sold to people know checks whatsoever you can balance is going to go. >> and lou says that republicans on capitol hill are against passing a law to establish universal background checks across america. they blame t

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