the house passed the measure in february. >> hello, i am senator bob casey from pennsylvania. every day, 100 americans are killed with guns and hundreds more are shot and injured. almost three weeks ago, a lone shooter opened fire at the gilroy garlic festival in gilroy, california. three people were murdered and more than a dozen were injured. the youngest six m was just six years old and was laid to rest on monday. then, on saturday come august 3, another gunman walked into a with a in el paso, texas high-powered assault weapon. andhot and killed 22 people injured another 24. press reports indicate that he told police after the shooting that he was targeting "mexicans." later, in the early hours of sunday morning, another gunman opened fire at a popular bar in seconds,hio and in 32 nine people were murdered and another 27 were injured. the shooter used a semiautomatic 100 roundipped with a magazine. over that one weekend, 31 innocent people were murdered and over 50 were injured because of just two mass shootings in america. even as our nation grieves over the horror of gilr

thk >>> bob casey joins us next and >>> bob casey joins us next and donald trump failed as a businessman. he borrowed billions and left a trail of bankruptcy and broken promises. he hasn't changed. i started a tiny investment business, and over 27 years, grew it successfully to 36 billion dollars. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. i'm running for president because unlike other candidates, i can go head to head with donald trump on the economy, and expose him fo what he is: a fraud and a failure. >>> this morning we are bringing you a new nbc news exclusive interview. you are seeing it here first. an interview just into us from our team overseas with the founder of the gunman's megaphone, a site called 8chan. the shooter in el paso posted a racist rant. keir simmons is in our london bureau with more. this is a fascinating conversation with somebody who actually now supports the idea, right, that 8chan come down off the internet. >> reporter: yeah. you can see why, hallie. the site has seen three mass shootings announced in advance, including the christchurch new zealand mosque pa

for more on the political discussion around these tragedies, i spoke to democratic senator bob caseynnsylvania. k you for being with us. now the president has called for bipartisan action in the week of these two mass shootings. what can the republicans and democrats do?ri sen. casey: ma leader mitch mcconnell should call us back into session to begin debating and then voting on a series of common sense measures, the first one, which is not only necessary but has subsl degree of bipartisan support, ik a ound check bill. but there are other measures we could pass which would be common sense measures that would not be magic wands that would suddenly wipe away the problem, but if you pass a series of common sense measures, whether it is a ban on the military style weapon or limitation on the magazine, mber of bullets you can shoot at one time, you would begin to at least reduce the likeliho at least over time reduce the number. laura: bill clinton has called for a reinstatement of the assault weapons ban. britain, new zealand, australias all similar things in the wake of mass shootings.

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the house passed the measure in february. >> hello, i am senator bob casey from pennsylvania. every day, 100 americans are killed with guns and hundreds more are shot and injured. almost three weeks ago, a lone shooter opened fire at the gilroy garlic festival in gilroy, california. three people were murdered and more than a dozen were injured. the youngest six m was just six years

here to discuss senator bob casey.tees and is biden surrogate. >> thanks, jim, good to be with you. >> you watched the debate last night. the former vice president sharper, clearly was prepared to punch back when punched at. but there were some times even fumbling his campaign's text number at the end there, does i wonder does he have what it takes to take on the president in. >> that's simply based upon his strong performance last night, a record not just of public puvs but fighting to get wages up and pass the affordable care act which whicovered 20 million peo and gave protections to americans that never had it before. and taking on republicans and what they're trying to do this health care plan. you've got president trump and congressional republicans who have no replacement plan, and yet they're supporting a lawsuit which will eliminate the affordable care act and decimate the medicare plan. >> you know the way trump fights, tow. it ain't clean, right. on a debate stage he will be personal. he may not be factual i

joining us pennsylvania democratic senator bob casey who recently endorsed joe biden for 2020.g with us. you heard me just mention what jerrold nadler is going to attempt to do a week early, coming back i believe september 4th or 5th with at least on the house side. is any of that going to make it through? there are three different acts he hopes to get through and go through mark up? will any of them work either in part or in full there in the senate? >> richard, one thing we know from our recent history is the republicans in the senate have acted like a blockade on any kind of gun legislation, any kind of common sense measure that would reduce the likelihood of a mass shooting or continuing violence. the majority leader mitch mcconnell has not lean allowed a debate. we should be debating and voting not just the background bill the universal background check bill passed by the house 160 days ago sent to the senate but also if they want to debate the so-called red flag or extreme risk protection act that's a good idea. we should also have a debate and a vote on a ban on the mili

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now i'm quite proud to introduce our united states senator, bob casey. bob. [ applause ] >> dana: you've been watching the press conference in philadelphia with the mayor, the police chief and the governor, all talking about what happened overnight starting yesterday afternoon through the evening and finally ending in the suspect's surrender today. let's bring in mary anne marsh, and matt mower, former battleground states director for the trump/pence campaign. i thought those public servants were being just as genuine and as responsible and impressive as they could be, especially the police chief, i would just point to him and his leadership. matt, let's get a sense from you about whether you think it is possible that, as tom wolf was saying, he wants to go back to harrisburg. he wants legislation to get under way to try to keep guns out of the hand of criminals. our fox news poll shows there are people that agree with that. the question then becomes, how do you actually do that? a background check bill, is that something that could pass? red flag laws,

definitely, senator bob casey of pennsylvania keeps a very busy schedule. be in moreseems to than a dozen counties of the state, in all corners of the state. senator pat toomey, republican of pennsylvania, has been very outspoken on the issue of background checks, to your point about gun control being a big during the recess. he came out the first week after the shootings in el paso and dayton and push his background check legislation with joe democrat of west virginia. he has been very vocal and outspoken on that topic. moore covers the delegations of pennsylvania for "the pittsburgh post-gazette." talking about members of congress on the august recess. post-n find his work at gazette.com. guest: thanks for having me on. host: we will go back to calls. republican line in beachwood, ohio. thanks for calling. talkr: i would like to about the russian collusion for a second. whether you like donald trump or you think he is the devil, what fox news has been reporting for a number of years about the dossier, about this being a set up, and about the new inspector

definitely, senator bob casey of pennsylvania keeps a very busy schedule.e in moreseems to than a dozen counties of the state, in all corners of the state. senator pat toomey, republican of pennsylvania, has been very outspoken on the issue of background checks, to your point about gun control being a big during the recess. he came out the first week after the shootings in el paso and dayton and push his background check legislation with joe democrat of west virginia. he has been very vocal and outspoken on that topic. moore covers the delegations of pennsylvania for "the pittsburgh post-gazette." talking about members of congress on the august recess. post-n find his work at gazette.com. guest: thanks for having me on. host: we will go back to calls. republican line in beachwood, ohio. thanks for calling. talkr: i would like to about the russian collusion for a second. whether you like donald trump or you think he is the devil, what fox news has been reporting for a number of years about the dossier, about this being a set up, and about the new inspector g

bob woodward's aunt casey has a lot of interesting information on covert action.thankfully you do have a good open source biography of casey. noting the one we finished in the light of day. joe persico's is a terrific treatment of it. the directors themselves have written about themselves. a good index of a good memoir of any sort to me is what does it do to capture the writer? it's not just a bland rehash of what happened on my watch or an apology for what i did or didn't do. rather a verbal portrayed of the individual. in that respect everyone of that directors memoirs fits the bill. bill colby the objective lawyer has written an extremely solidly grounded candid but loyally type of account of his life. stansfield turner who never thought he did anything wrong from day one to day end makes that clear in his book, secrecy and democracy in which he blames the agency for everything and himself or nothing. robert gates a phd in russian studies has written and left an autobiography and more and i was there throughout cia history and the cold war book. you can read th

bob weber's book on casey. but it sullied itself with the ridiculous climax with the death bed conversation with bill casey which simply did not happen as best we can reconstruct. however, thankfully you have a good open source biography of casey knowing that the one we just finished will never see the light of day. and joe persico's is a terrific treatment of it. the directors themselves have written about themselves. and a good index of a good memoir of any sort to me is, what does it do to capture the writer. it's not just a bland rehash of what happened on my watch or an apology for what i did or didn't do. but rather kind of a verbal portrait of the intelligence. -- individual. bill colby, the objective lawyer has written an extremely solidly grounded candid but lawyerly type of account of his life. stansfield turner, who never thought he ever did anything wrong from day one to day end makes that very clear in his book "secrecy and democracy" in which he effectively blames the agency for everything and him