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the families of oak creek and tucson and blacksburg and the countless other communities ripped open by gun violence, they deserve a simple vote. >> well, in a letter to senate majority leader harry reid, five republican senators disagreed. they write, "we the undersigned intend to oppose any legislation that would fringe on american people's constitutional rights to bear arms or exercise this right without being suggested to government surveillance. we'll oppose the motion to proceed to any legislation that will serve as a vehicle for any additional gun restrictions." a filibuster declared. ron reagan, they're not going to fight this thing but make sure nobody gets to vote on background checks. they consider it a privacy matter, apparently. >> there are a couple things going on here. on the political side, of course, and the least important side, you have marco rubio, rand paul, and ted cruz, three of the five musketeers here, who are really grandstanding and looking ahead to 2016. and these three guys are going to be elbowing their way into each other's limelight for the next three ye

the families of oak creek and tucson and blacksburg and the countless other communities ripped open by gun violence, they deserve a simple vote. >> in his state of the union address, president obama made an impassioned plea for gun control. >> they deserve -- >> this was backed up by a white house task force headed by vice president joe biden. biden's goal was to pressure congress to vote yes or no on full gun control legislation. this includes senator dianne feinstein's proposed ban on 157 models of assault-style weapons. this week senate majority leader harry reid stripped feinstein's gun ban from the bill for strategic reasons, so that the senate will take it up next month. the pared down legislation focuses on school safety and gun trafficking. at new york's city hall mayor michael bloomberg who heads mayors against illegal guns implored congress for an amendment to the stripped down legislation. >> the only question is whether congress will have the courage to do the right thingor whether they will allow more innocent people, including innocent children, to be gunned down. >> the

we're not just going to sit back and wait until the next newtown or the next blacksburg or the next innocent, beautiful child is gunned down in a playground in chicago or philadelphia or los angeles before we summon the will to act. right now members of congress are back home in their districts and many are holding event where they can hear from their constituents so i want everybody who is listening to make yourself heard right now. if you think that check iing oua background before selling at a gun show is common sense you have to make yourself heard. if you are a responsible, law-abiding gun owner who wants to keep irresponsible, law breaking individuals from aboougs the right to bear arms by inflicting harm on a massive scale, speak up. we need your voices in this debate. if you're a mom like katarina who wants to make this country safer, a safer place for our children to learn and grow up, get together with other moms like the ones here today and raise your voices and make yourself unmistakably heard. we need everybody to remember how we felt a hundred days ago and make sure that what w

it lingers on in places like blacksburg and tucson and aurora. that anguish is

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that we're not just going to sit back and wait until the next newtown or the next blacksburg or the next innocent beautiful child is gunned down in a playground or chicago or philadelphia or los angeles. before we summon the will to act. right now members of congress are back home in their districts and many of them are holding events where they can hear from their constituents. so i want everybody who is listening to make yourself heard right now, if you think that checking someone's criminal record before he can check out a gun show is common sense, you've got to make yourself heard. if you're a responsible law-abiding gun owner who wants to keep irresponsible, law-breaking individuals from abusing the right to bear arms by inflicting harm on a massive scale, speak up. we need your voices in this debate. if you're a mom like katrina, who wants to make this country safe stronger, a safer place for our children to grow up, get together with people like this today, and raise your voices and make yourselves unmistakably heard. we need everybody to remember how we felt 100 days ago. and mak

the families of oak creek and tucson and blacksburg and the countless other communities ripped open by gun violence, they deserve a simple vote. >> well, in a letter to senate majority leader harry reid, five republican senators disagreed. they write, "we the undersigned sfwe intend to oppose any legislation that would fringe on american people's constitutional rights to bear arms or exercise this right without being suggested to government surveillance. we'll oppose the motion to proceed to any legislation that will serve as a vehicle for any additional gun restrictions." a filibuster declared. ron reagan, they're not going to fight this thing but make sure nobody gets to vote on background checks. they consider it a privacy matter, apparently. >> there are a couple things going on here. on the political side, of course, and the least important side, you have marco rubio, rand paul, and ted cruz, three of the five musketeers here, who are really grandstanding and looking ahead to 2016. and these three guys are going to be elbowing their way into each other's limelight for the next thr

it lingers on in places like blacksburg and tucson and aurora. that anguish is still fresh in newtown, it's been barely 100 days since 20 innocent children and six brave educators were taken from us by gun violence. >> wooduff: the president urged the nation not to forget newtown and not to let the moment pass. >> and the entire country was shocked. and the entire country pledged we would do something about it and this time would be different. shame on us if we've forgotten. i haven't forgotten those kids. shame on us if we've forgotten. >> wooduff: there were other reminders today. newly released search warrants showed that the newtown killer-- adam lanza-- had an even larger arsenal than previously known. police found his connecticut home had a cache of guns, more than 1,700 rounds of ammunition, a bayonet and swords. meanwhile, the man accused in another mass shooting, james holmes, has now offered to plead guilty to killing 12 people at a colorado movie theater last summer. he'd agree to spend life in prison in order to avoid the death penalt

running through these mass shootings in recent years, from aurora, colorado, to tucson, arizona, to blacksburg, virginia, it was that military- style semi automatic weapons or a large capacity ammunition magazine that committed unspeakable terror. we have witnessed today victims -- we have with us today victim's of the shootings in newtown, aurora, and virginia tech. with the victims of gun violence in this room, please stand for a moment in this room. thank you. we appreciate it. we also have with us a law- enforcement officers from around the country who had traveled here to support our efforts to ban these military style assault weapons, including the chief of police from arizona, northridge, california, colorado, georgia, illinois, massachusetts, baltimore, maryland, new orleans, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, virginia, the university of central florida, and of dickinson and nathaniel colleges, and the leaders of the state police in new york and rhode island. with these and other law enforcement officers here today please stand and be recognized. thank you very much. we cannot allow the c

we're not just going to sit back nd wait until the next newtown or the next blacksburg or the next beautiful, insent child is gunned down in a playground in chicago -- innocent, beautiful child is gone down in a playground in chicago or los angeles before we summon the will to act. right now members of congress are back home in their districts and many are holding events where they can get from their constituents. i want everyone listening to make yourself heard right now. if you think checking some as criminal record before you can check out a gun shows common-sense, make yourself heard. if you are responsible, law-abiding gun owner who wants to keep irresponsible, lawbreaking individuals from abusing the right to bear arms y inflicting harm on a massive scale, speak up. we need your voices in this debate. katerina, mom like who wants to make this place stronger country for our children to grow up, get together with other mothers like the ones here today and raise your voices and make yourselves nmistakably heard. we need everyone to remember how we felt 100 days ago and make sure that what