the lives of seventeen people georgia state senate majority leader and a candidate for governor casey cagle says he will quote kill any tax legislation that benefits delta unless the company changes its position delta is the largest employer in atlanta and the hartsfield jackson airport is the largest hub for the company in related news dick's sporting goods has announced that they will no longer sell assault rifles at their thirty five field and stream specialty stores the chain ality ltd of the chain initially limited sales of assault rifles to these stores after the two thousand and twelve massacre of twenty children and six adults at sandy hook elementary school the fortune five hundred company also says that they will no longer sell any firearms to anyone under the age of twenty one and will discontinue all sales of high capacity ammunition magazines the corporate statement said that our thoughts and prayers are not enough and list of policies they urge elected officials to pass including universal background checks and a database of prohibited buyers this bold move is reminiscent of c

georgia which their state legislature school controlled by the republicans and lieutenant governor casey cagle of georgia he's a republican and presides of the state senate he was joined by other conservative lawmakers last week in removing a fifty million dollars sales tax exemption on jet fuel that some had hoped would encourage delta to open even more routes the conservative backlash they're saying has highlighted a problem for many u.s. corporations in trying to maintain neutrality in the ongoing hyper partisan polarization happening. in the us political system well you know stuff to part time in south africa was the boycott of barclays bank so when you apply pressure to corporations you can affect great change and this movement generated put together mostly by teenagers and high schoolers to fight back against the n.r.a. have been shrewd in attacking corporations and saying corporations if you support the n.r.a. we are going to put a lot of pressure on you this forces corporations to disclose to shareholders they have a material risk that they must deal with and that has a snowball effect

georgia which their state legislature is controlled by the republicans and lieutenant governor casey cagleof georgia he's a republican and presides of the state senate he was joined by other conservative lawmakers last week in removing a fifty million dollars sales tax exemption on jet fuel that some had hoped would encourage delta to open even more routes the conservative backlash they're saying has highlighted a problem for many u.s. corporations in trying to maintain neutrality in the ongoing hyper partisan polarization happening. in the us political system well you know stuff to part time in south africa was the boycott of barclays bank so when you apply pressure to corporations you can affect great change and this movement generated put together mostly by teenagers and high schoolers to fight back against the n.r.a. have been shrewd in attacking corporations and saying corporations if you support the n.r.a. we are going to put a lot of pressure on you this forces corporations to disclose to shareholders they have a material risk that they must deal with and that has a snowball effect

georgia which their state legislature school controlled by the republicans and lieutenant governor casey cagleof georgia he's a republican and presides of the state senate he was joined by other conservative lawmakers last week in removing a fifty million dollars sales tax exemption on jet fuel that some had hoped would encourage delta to open even more routes the conservative backlash they're saying has highlighted a problem for many u.s. corporations in trying to maintain neutrality in the ongoing hyper partisan polarization happening. in the us political system well you know stuff to park side of south africa was the boycott of barclays bank so when you apply pressure to corporations you can affect great change and this movement generated put together mostly by teenagers and high schoolers to fight back against the n.r.a. have been shrewd in attacking corporations and saying corporations if you support the n.r.a. we are going to put a lot of pressure on you this forces corporations to disclose to shareholders they have a material risk that they must deal with and that has a snowball effect

the lives of seventeen people georgia state senate majority leader and a candidate for governor casey cagle says he will quote kill any tax legislation that benefits delta unless the company changes its position delta is the largest employer in atlanta and the hartsfield jackson airport is the largest hub for the company in related news dick's sporting goods has announced that they will no longer sell assault rifles at their thirty five field and stream specialty stores the chain ality ltd of the chain initially limited sales of assault rifles to these stores after the two thousand and twelve massacre of twenty children six adults at sandy hook elementary school the fortune five hundred company also says that they will no longer sell any firearms to anyone under the age of twenty one and will discontinue all sales of high capacity ammunition magazines the corporate statement said that our thoughts and prayers are not enough and listed policies they urge elected officials to pass including universal background checks and a database of prohibited buyers this bold move is reminiscent of c.v.s.

georgia which their state legislature is controlled by the republicans and lieutenant governor casey cagle of georgia he's a republican and presides of the state senate he was joined by other conservative lawmakers last week in removing a fifty million dollars sales tax exemption on jet fuel that some had hoped would encourage delta to open even more routes the conservative backlash they're saying has highlighted a problem for many u.s. corporations in trying to maintain neutrality in the ongoing hyper partisan polarization happening. in the us political system well you know it's tough to part time in south africa was the boycott of barclays bank so when you apply pressure to corporations you can affect great change and this movement generated put together mostly by teenagers and high schoolers to fight back against the n.r.a. have been shrewd in attacking corporations and saying corporations if you support the n.r.a. we are going to put a lot of pressure on you this forces corporations to disclose to shareholders they have a material risk that they must deal with and that has a snowball e

already since the threat by casey cagle, delta has had invitations from the governors of virginia andhio and others who have said they can come there. has mr. cagle made a mistake in your view by threatening this huge corporate citizen of the state of georgia? >> absolutely. there is no question that by invoking his powers, the lieutenant governor, to threaten a corporate citizen who wanted to exercise its rights, that he made a terrible mistake. while there is an economic dimension to how lieutenant governor cagle threatened delta, let's not lose sight of the human dimension of this issue. this is about gun safety. this is about children dying. and unfortunately, lieutenant governor cagle decided to make this about his campaign for governor. and unfortunately on both sides of the aisle, we have people who are using this incredibly tragic moment but also this opportunity for change as a way to, i think, distract us from the real issue at hand which is the need for gun safety in america. >> in addition to being a mayor, you're also an attorney. i want to ask you about the legality and

and lieutenant governor casey cagle joins us here.e is the one who led the charge to punish delta air lines after the airline retaliated against the nra. >>> our top story tonight, the investigation into the discredited trump dossier. fox news is now reporting there's a new house intelligence committee deadline for a handful of senior obama administration officials to when they knew that th.they have until this friday o respond and devin nunes says if they don't, subpoenas will be on the way. our first guest tonight has been described by president trump as a great american hero. referring to his role in spear heading the efforts to release the republican memorandum detailing wide spread fisa court surveillance abuses. joining us tonight, congressman devin nunes, the chairman of the intelligence committee and as the president put it, actually the hero in this entire investigation of the intelligence community, the department of justice, the fbi, the fisa courts, it goes on and on. mr. chairman, great to have you with us. you are focuse

georgia lieutenant governor casey cagle is running for governor and helped lead the charge to split the break. he join us tonight. you said you're sick of conservatives getting kicked around by companies. >> well, mark, it's good to be with you tonight. you're exactly right. this was in the context of a much larger tax cut that georgia citizens were going to receive. both individuals. but companies and corporations of our state. delta was part of that. because they chose to target and be a part of the boycott, that really targeted nra and law-abiding citizens across our state, that particular tax cut that specific to them which was an exemption on the jet fuel, was removed from the legislature. >> now, i take it they saw couple of tweets or whatever it was, who said you need to disassociate yourself from the nra. in a sense, something really unpleasant going on here. these are law-abiding sens. the left trying to settling them with the blame. americans seem to be going on with it. >> i don't think conservatives are to blame. if it's not the second amendment today it might be the first a

casey cagle i will kill any tax legislation that benefits delta unless the can company changes its positionnd fully reinstates its wp with the nra. kor korpgs cannot attack conservatives and expect us not to fight back. why did you decide to support this legislation that included the repeal of this? >> i decided to support is because it was bigger than just the delta. it was a tax break for georgians and it was lowering the income tax here in our state. delta may be one of the largest private sector companies that has 33,000 georgians employed. at the same time we must always scrutinize a tax break for a company that has profits well over $5.5 billion. >> you mentioned how important delta is to the atlanta economy, to the georgia economy as well. you look at that. the number one private employer in the state of georgia. how worried are you that this company might decide to move elsewhere? that's been floated. you saw ralph northam saying virginia's doors are open for delta to move there. are you worried this might backfire? >> no, i'm not. our governor has said he is going to try to work wi

the lieutenant governor casey cagle is the one who first motivated and he is defending the move, insistingns can't attack conservatives without expecting them to fight back. >>> a massachusetts police officer using his passion for boxing to help at-risk youth. cnn's brynn shows us how he is changing lives by going beyond the call of duty. >> my name is d.j. jones. i'm not in uniform here. it's a police program. i'm a police officer. in here i just want to be j.j. >> by yourself to the bell. just work on your form. >> at the cambridge, massachusetts ymca, a boxing ring that stands for more than just a sport. for alfonso hidalgo, the ring was an escape. >> i was going through a lot of difficult times before i came here. >> when we came in here, it was obvious he needed somebody. >> the relationship took several rounds. >> i'll never forget. i don't know why. it was just that time. i just opened up to him. i said this is what i'm going through. it became that place for me. i was here and actually happy. >> that's a feeling alfonso didn't expect. >> growing up. >> he was the first one to show

th prompted georgia's lieutenant governor casey cagle to threaten retaliation. >> i'm tired of conservatives being kicked around on our values and it's time that stand up and fight and show corporations that conservative values are important. >> reporter: cagle presides ovee thgia senate, which today passed a tax bill that includes stripping a long-standing jet fuel tax break for delta. as for the n.r.a., it has called the moves made by delta and others "a shameful display of political and civic cowardice. the loss of a discount will neither scare nor distract one single n.r.a. member from our mithion to stand and defend and some companies are maintaining their relationship with the n.r.a. fedex continues to offer shipping discounts to n.r.a. members though it says it disagrees with the n.r.a.'s stance on assault weapons. this is economics corrolpondent pauln for the pbs newshour. >> sreenivasan: this may be relatively uncharted territory i whcomes to guns and ammunition. but there's a history of corporatamerica taking actions on other divisive issues, with mixed results.n nancy koacks these

brian: casey cagle made this clear with us a couple days ago.but the republican majority four state legislature also has the right to govern guided by our principles. how much did this actually cost delta, would you say? >> there's different numbers. i have heard anywhere from 30 to $50 million. but what also is being said in this bill that we passed it's a tax cut to all georgians and all georgia corporations. so delta is going to get a tax reduction. also it's important to note that lieutenant governor didn't have the gumption to say that until the senate as a body, at least the republican caucus wree we united and told him we weren't going to support it. brian: are you worried about them picking up stakes and going to new york, come move to us. fun one private employer. are you worried about retaliation for your retaliation? >> i'm not. again, delta has really deep ties here in georgia and here in atlanta. again, we did pass a tax reduction that will give them a tax break. it's just not limited to them. it's to everybody. brian: gotcha. georg