call him antigun zealot is bloom antigun zealot. >> mike bloomberg is antigun zealot he he sure he set. he is an antigun guy. anti-16-ounce drinks and anti-assault weapons. >> i'm with you on the 16 ounces. many. >> bill: i told the mayor you pour the drink in the gun and you can't fire them. that's what you do. >> only 16 ounces at a time. >> bill: colmes no, matter how brilliant my points are you are not going to see them and i understand that going forward, you are willing to compromise. you are about as far right the old cliche is it kill of the hun. >> you are willing to compromise. >> reasonable restrictions. >> give me one. bill, the gun control law kicked in this case. this kid went to buy a gun and the gun control laws prevented him from buying a gun. >> bill: no pontificating. is there anything you would say i'm for that that we don't have now? >> not at this moment. no. not at this moment because i think we have enough gun control laws that aren't particularly enforced. you can't prevent every crime by every evil person. >> bill: i think we can tighten up. >> background chec

you are being fair to costas he is not an antigun activists. >> give you antigun commentary in the middle of nfl game to me that was totally inappropriate. >> bill: let me stop threw because a a lot of people on fox news has done this. i didn't see it as antigun as far as gun possession is concerned. i saw it as antigun culture, the glorification there is no doubt that's going on. >> right. >> bill: i didn't see him as saying we shouldn't have the second amendment. we should seize guns. >> you are right about that he didn't have to. he was spinning a bigger narrative here. >> bill: which was? what was the bigger narrative? >> that we have more outrage about the weapon used in this crime than about the murderer who committed this. >> bill: do you think bob costas has more moral outrage about the gun culture than belcher himself? >> yeah. i don't know bob costas politics but what i saw on this commentary led me to believe that this is what comes from the left that you can legislate human behavior that you can socially engineer human behavior from the first murder cane and able in the bible

i'm not antigun. but i think we don't need that. but the right also jumps on these things to further its agenda. bill, i wrote a column on my web site today. it was mostly about the incredibly difficult problem of how to deal with people who are walking time bombs who simply are a little different, they seem odd. what do you do with those people? and i mentioned in this column that i was also in favor of a ban on assault weapons. almost every single comment afterward didn't mention the mental illness part, which is what the column was about. they want assault weapons and you know why? this is something that the big names and conservative media don't have the guts to say out loud. you know why they want assault weapons? they don't want it to proceed they can't selves from common criminals. they want it to protect themselves from the federal government. that's what it's about. >> bill: also a level of paranoia on the far right that certainly -- you know. the founding fathers put that clause in there because there was fear back then th

she points to two factors, president obama's reelection, who is seen by antiguns by some owners, and the calls for gun control in the aftermath of the latest shooting in connecticut that left 20 children dead. >> i think they are afraid something will happen with the gun laws to make it impossible or very difficult for them to purchase firearms or cost prohibitive. in other words two expensive. >> reporter: there is such a demand for guns and ammunition. >> this is the highest we have ever seen it. >> reporter: elliott says one ammunition dealer paid for a table at the show but ended up canceling because they had no ammunition to sell. mer lip scales owns rabbit ridge enterprises and he says he has seen more first time gun buyers. scales is struggling to keep certain types of weapons in stock like those with high capacity magazines. that makes sense to him with lawmakers like diane feinstein in california promising to renew legislation to ban certain weapons and limiting the number of bullets a gun magazine can hold. no millions of smokers are resolving to kick the habit, just like t

antigun activists are stepping up their campaigns to demand tougher gun laws. nearly 100 protestors marched on capitol hill and another group gathered outside of the white house and have been protesting every monday since the movie theater massacre in colorado over the summer. michael bloomberg said the u.s. has to be firmer with the gun laws. >> and if the massacre in tucson was not enough to make them act and the blood shed in colorado and oak croak, wisconsin; portland, oregon, and other teams and towns, perhaps the slaughter of innocence at sandy hook elementary school will at long last be enough. >> mr. president, this afternoon the families of the newton -- . >> today, harry reid told senators congress has to do more to help protect americans from mass shootings. the school shooting is renewed talk of stricter gun control laws and how likely lyare we to see change? are members of congress ready for compromise? the staff writer at the hill joins us tonight and thank you very much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> can we expect congressional re

. >> despite the numbers, antigun activists are stepping up campaign for tougher gun las. >> and they were here in the nation's capitol today. >> reporter: here's more. >> reporter: it's a thorny issue. and after the president declared about his desire to do something about guns, the anti- factions took their protests to the streets. >> reporter: this was a noontime march on the capital offices of the national rifle association. hundreds taking part. >> obviously, it was just amazing horror of 20 little children. that was my motivation. this is my first time to an anti-gun rally. it won't be my last. >> we're here to urge nr aloneyists to stand down and allow coming congress to pass gun laws that will reduce tragic deaths and shootings. >> reporter: the demonstrators confronted by one man with an opposing view. >> the principal in the school treed to defend the children and was killed for it. if the children tried to defend the children with a gun, perhaps,you know, he -- they could have saved many lives. >> reporter: rally organizers encouraged by president obama's remarks in newtown

don't have a license to sell gun but you are a collector of gun you can sell a gun to eric bolling, antiguntrol and he doesn't have to go through a background check. that is legal. >> greg: has there been major crimes committed by people who got guns that way? >> juan: i don't know. >> greg: me neither. i want to read this. a lot of celebrities have come out for gun control. jesse james hasn't, motorcycle moge with infamous love life. read a part from the facebook post that struck me that made the point for me. he said the rights to self-protection in the middle of all the death and violence in long beach, california, where he lives, my shop west coast choppers was never robbed or broken in to, in 20 years. it was pretty common knowledge in the neighborhood that i carried, and would defend my business. isn't that the real fact? when people know you have a gun, they have done research on this. celebrities -- i mean criminals are less likely to go to a place where they know it's armed. >> andrea: do you see gun violence in texas? not really. everybody has a gun. i want to make a point about c

antigun protestors marched across the brooklyn bridge.emonstrators started on the manhattan and brooklyn sides meeting in the middle. they read the names of the 26 victims of the massacre. >>> coming up later, the story of a special fourth grader who knows the true meaning of christmas even though she doesn't celebrate the holiday. >> what to expect if you are one of those last minute holiday travelers. travelers.  how do you always have my favorite coffee? girl: well, inside the brewer, there's a giant staircase, and the room is filled with all these different kinds of coffee. actually, i just press this button. brew what you love, simply. keurig. >>> people who waited until the last minute to head home for the holidays got stuck in this in nevada. snow showers hit reno and carson city making a difficult holiday commute more challenging. the storm closed a major highway between nevada and california. more snow is expected to pass through the area today. >> that is near the skiing in lake tahoe. they are used to getting snow there. >> s

don't have a license to sell gun but you are a collector of gun you can sell a gun to eric bolling, antiguntrol and he doesn't have to go through a background check. that is legal. >> greg: has there been major crimes committed by people who got guns that way? >> juan: i don't know. >> greg: me neither. i want to read this. a lot of celebrities have come out for gun control. jesse james hasn't, motorcycle moge with infamous love life. read a part from the facebook post that struck me that made the point for me. he said the rights to self-protection in the middle of all the death and violence in long beach, california, where he lives, my shop west coast choppers was never robbed or broken in to, in 20 years. it was pretty common knowledge in the neighborhood that i carried, and would defend my business. isn't that the real fact? when people know you have a gun, they have done research on this. celebrities -- i mean criminals are less likely to go to a place where they know it's armed. >> andrea: do you see gun violence in texas? not really. everybody has a gun. i want to make a point about c

that is why some of us had to stand up and say quit fighting your antigun battle and deceiving people on what the issues are but talk about the fact, and when he says compromise, keep in mind, speaker boehner went whole tell. okay, mr. president, you were demanding $800 million in additional revenue, just go ahead and do that and get that out of way and he says that was back then now i am at $1.6. that is his idea of compromise? i remind you that back at the end of july a year and a half ago as charles alluded to, there were people including our republican leadership that said the super committee will reach an agreement. some of us are saying well of course it will not reach an agreement, the president and harry reid do not want an agreement. john thune or someone made a proposal on the table with revenue and a couple of says said, this is a breakthrough and we will get a deal because of there and they talk to obama and harry reid and come back, sorry, and that is for political reasons. >>neil: it is one thing for the president using the shooting to say we have to address violence in

the spokesperson for the antigun group calls his latest move outrageous. >>> a small but vocal group of protesters gathered xwrout side the nation's gun show, as it's called at dulles expo center this afternoon. they held up signs and shouted into a megaphone. in the meantime the crowd interested going into the show was lined up all around the building. gun show attendants and gun sales have gone way up since the deadly shootings in newtown connecticut a couple weeks ago. gun rights activists are worried that tighter restrictions could be passed in the new year. >>> there was a solemn vigil today outside a gun shot, which called for a crackdown on gun sales. demonstrators rang bells and pray prayed it's one of the most profitable gun dealers in the nation. they called for the end to assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. >> we come at this hour to condemn the use of guns in every act of violence throughout this nation and indeed this world. >> the owner of realco guns did not respond for requests for comments. a few miles away, people at target practice told us they feel for th

we told people to plan for gun bans and a supreme stacked with antigun judges.resident has a variety of options at his disposal. we don't take any of them for granted. let's turn to mark glaze, director of mayor against illegal guns. >> thanks for having me. >> is this a history making moment with firearms in this country? >> it absolutely is. to me it feels like -- for those of us who were alive at the time -- like the oklahoma city bombing. you had this terrible moment where people reeevilre-evaluate thought about their lives in a different way. that doesn't happen every day and it doesn't happen at every mass shooting. >> so it sounds like there's a coalition being put together, elected o elected officials, tech leaders that you're talking about, ground swell support from people across america who are afraid and have just had enough. but the nra, mayor bloomberg says that their influence is vastly overrated. there are people that would disagree with that. what do you think? >> if you actually sit down and do the analysis, which believe it or not, nobody had d

protect our kids the way we protect pierce morgan at cnn most antigun guy around who is surrounded by security. >> trained police officers like our soldiers and police military to have the guns. not your every day american, you know, because i think the real problem is actually it's the gun lobbists people like larry pratt candidly. >> greg: larry, you are evil. >> you are not evil, larry. the challenge is that most of these associations actually represent gun manufacturers not gun owners. when you look at even the great majority of. >> welcome to send us a check. >> when you look at the great majority the polls around gun ownership, people who own guns systematically support bans on assault weapons. >> all right. we have got to end on that, ms. johnson thanks so much. mr. brat thanks. what the heck just happened? a look back at the wild factor moments featuring me, greg gutfeld and bernie mcguirk. you remember him. tall guy, bald. also the "new york times" says the tea party is dying out. is that so? we'll debate it moments away. >> greg: in the second factor flashback segment tonigh

it has antigun agenda.t doesn't believe people should really own guns and it thinks people who own guns or have permits to own guns are probably a bunch of knuckle dragging yahoos. that's what i imagine the editors of this newspaper think. that's why they decided to put their cute little map irresponsibly their web site. finders mission for anyone who wants to rob a house. i won't go to that house or granny's house down the road because she apparently doesn't have a weapon, go i agree with you, not only is this irresponsible. it's dangerous. i support the freedom of information act when which is the basis by which the newspaper got the names and addresses of these individuals that should not be trumped by common sense. there is absolutely no legitimate basis stated for the newspaper who have published this information. it's a danger to society. i believe there should be legal recourse. >> where is the aclu on this? very have they come out and said anything? >> i haven't seen the aclu. >> exactly. i support

antigun groups say neighbors need to know who has a gun, but gun owners, well their voicing concern forcy and safety. jaime: long awaited and christmas is finally here, for many it marks the end of a marathon round of shopping when they can settle down and relax with friends and families. for the vat condition it's a time to celebrate one of the holist days on the christmas calendar. the holiday can mean so many things to so many different people and father jonathan morris joins us now to share his thoughts on the real meaning of christmas. father, you encounter so many people in your paeurb, people may think you are just on tv but you give several masses a day. people tell you their stories. what has touched you this christmas year. >> something that really taught me the meaning of christmas because we can all learn again on different levels. i was visiting a pa reurb they ara parishioner of mine who is dying, he is 80 years old. i asked the nurses, is there anybody here that doesn't have any family that i could visit. something that i usually do that i learned from another pastor. the

of the interest groups, outside of the power lobbying groups on all sides, whether it's pro gun, antigunhe entertainment industry? the entertainment industry, through some blogger, went after me yesterday. that's a powerful lobby. $17 billion a year! are we willing to allow our future and our decision making to be in the hands of people that are giving money to congress? so i say people have the right under the second amendment to own firearms. >> steve: indeed. >> the government has the right to register and regulate those firearms. at the same time, we need to be thinking about where should we be allocating law enforcement resources? how can we better register? how can entertainment stop with the culture of death in terms of videos? so there is a big, big discussion that we need to have at this place, at the couch, in town halls across america, just like we did with obamacare, just like we've done with other issues in our history. people have to decide what they want going forward. >> steve: but you want to see the people decide and try to exclude the lobbyists who have a lot of money.

within moments of this terror people started tweeting their respective gun control, gun this, progun, antigunak, folks. settle down, breathe, mourn, let's study, let's figure things out before you reach a conclusion about what happened here. >> brian: of course you are referring one of the people is mayor bloomberg. >> when i was with you yesterday afternoon, you know, we were talking i heard about a whole bunch of different people. enough, let's just. any time anything like this happens, you need to take a professional, intelligent approach and absorb it all and digest it and then figure out what the remedy is if there is remedy, brian. horrible car accidents all the time. all the time they kill young kids all the time. do we automatically say let's stop driving? do you know they already have cars that drive themselves that are crash-proof and we don't have them out there. slow down, everyone. there is a lot of pain here. let's get through the pain and figure out what's going on. >> brian: slow down and figure out what's going on and don't dismiss it and say that kid is nuts. that's the flip