and dana loesch go in and they attack the media and they try to portray the fact that this is all of power cation that the media are taking advantage not only of these students but of crying white moms and dana loesch as words and i think what it shows is is that the n.r.a. has rattled the trumpet ministration is rattled but at the same time they will fight they will fight hard against even limited measures let alone the ban on semiautomatic weapons so if as i think this case continues unlike others all the way up until the elections in november it is going to be a very divisive fight or at least the n.r.a. and its supporters will try to make it a very divisive fight ok richard building on what scott just said because he mentioned dana loesch is remarks now i want to pause for a moment i want to play a portion of in our a spokesperson dana loesch speech at the conservative political action conference on thursday. now i'm going to say something that some people are going to say is controversial so i'll say it really slowly so all the people on the platform in the back can hear me loud

we talked to mothers in chicago that lost their children and if dana loesch, who so breezily invokesf actual human beings in chicago to score her political points bothered to look at the evidence she, of course, would already know that. but that's the point. the nra doesn't exist to make good faith argument which is is why it's become pointless to argue with them at all. msnbc contributor jennifer rubins and charlie pierce writer at large at "esquire," charlie, you've been writing about the nra and the role it plays in the right for years and what is it right now? how do you characterize what it has become? >> well, you're correct in that it is essentially a lobbying organization. it's the lobbying arm of the weapons manufacturing industry. that's the most basic thing that it is. but i think to be perfectly honest with you, i think it's making a mistake if it -- as it tries to become just another general clearing house for conventional conservative thinking and getting away from basically what it was good at which was defending the right of every american to own as much as -- as many

we'll ask dana loesch.

joining us on staining nra spokesperson dana loesch who was there last night. >> fox news contributor katie pavlich. community correspondent at home geraldo rivera. [cheers and applause] >> and dan bongino. >> what's up, bro. [chanting u.s.a.] >> sean: this is great. first i want to say i obviously didn't watch because they are on at the same time but i watched later. and number one, you did a phenomenal job under the most difficult circumstance circumstances. [cheers and applause] >> sean: bring us behind the scenes. you were called a murderer, burn her, what else? >> yeah, well, let me set the stage for you and first off i want to say that it's hard being a teenager, it's hard being a grieving teenager and hard being a grieving teenager exploited by the media being asked to grieve publicly on the national stage. this was an arena full of survivors, victims' parents and other community members. there were over 7,000 people that were in this arena, sean. >> sean: um-huh. >> and when we entered you kind of entered like you were floyd play weather going into the

joining us now on stage, nra spokesperson dana loesch, their lastok w night.ewska contributor katie pavlich. fox news correspondent at large geraldo rivera. and dan bongino. [cheers and applause] [audience chanting "usa"] >> sean: this is great. first i want to say, i obviously didn't watch because they are on at the samee time, but i watched later. and number one, you did a phenomenal job under the most difficult circumstances. got to give you -- bring us behind the scenes were called a murderer, "burn her," what else? >> let me set the stage for you. first off i want to say, it's hard to be a teenager, it's hard being a grieving teenager, and it's hard being a grievingie teenager who is being exploited by a media and made to grieve or asked to grieve publicly on the national stage. this is an arena full of survivors, victims parents, and other community members. there were over 7,000 people in thisis arena, sean. when we entered, you kind of ventured like you were floyd mayweather going into the ring. literally. you came in from part of the arena and you wal

the nra's dana loesch took part in the cnn town hall last night.ere she is being questioned by a woman whose son was killed in the parkland shooting. son's and my inalienable rights not protected as fiercely as the right to bear arms? [applause] >> i am sorry for what you experienced and i'm not -- as i said, i am a parent, but i have not been in this position. as a parent, iteris finds me -- it terrifies me. it is terrifying. lifesked whether it is a or firearms or the second amendment thing, i think all lives should be protected. all lights should be protected. that is why next week there's going to be good guys with guns that are going to be in school protecting lives, just as there is armed security here. we're in the presence of firearms protecting lives. you, if you believe in your right to self-defense, you hate kids. or if you believe in your right to self-defense you don't believe that people have the right to live. that is not what this issue is. this issue is about making sure we are protecting innocent lives. no innocent lives should be

ratings gold to you, many in the legacy media in the back. >> here to discuss that and more is dana loesch dana, before we start, i do want to once again tell you how much we appreciated you coming to the cnn town hall. we know you didn't have to do that, and we appreciate you accepting that invitation and being there for that really important conversation. >> alisyn, thank you for having me this morning. i went to that -- i knew it wasn't going to be easy and i went back i wanted to offer solutions. i'm also outraged about all of this. i'm also a parent, and i'm very concerned with the way that protocol when conducting red flag checks and processing all of that, i'm concerned about all of that. that's why i want to get to the bottom of it. i want to offer solutions and see how we can partner together to stop it. that's why i showed up and that's why i wanted to hear. >> okay, great. let's get to that. let's start with the sound bite we just played of you at cpac. you say many in the media love mass shootings, you guys love it, you love the ratings, crying white mothers are ratings gold to

there was no sign at the cpac event and you played dana loesch's and wayne lapierre's comments, thereas no movement there. they stand by the position they're against raising the minimum age. the president said they wouldn't block it. and i don't think the president will go up against them. as for the students, this is a new factor. i don't think any of us know how that will play out. those of us who have watched these debates can't help but be skeptical. >> ashley, you said this was an example of classic trump we're seeing play out right now. >> that's right. it's sort of he wants to be at the center of every sort of issue and every debate and that's what he did this time as well, he inserted himself and there is admitedly a role for the president to play as sort of consoler in chief and this familiar playbook he floated general policy ideas again but no really specifics. and he also what we understand from our reporting is a lot of these ideas he was floating they came to him watching cable news coverage and surveying friends and advisers. so for instance the idea of raising the age

i was struck by dana loesch.that president trump may not know where he's going to end up on this debate. she's probably right. >> that's the thing that is different. we have had outrage. victims very impactful. now we have these students. clearly a lot of momentum there. we have had that before. what we haven't had is a president that nobody has any idea what they're going to do. and i will tell you, george, that the president has been telling his people, his staff, that he's serious about raising the age for rifle purchases to 21. he's talking about universal background checks. those are two things the nra is dead set against. will he actually stick to that going forward? i think will are reasons to doubt that. he's hinted in the past he would do something and hasn't. right now he's talking about things that the nra is dead set against. >> the fact that he's not reliable on it means that republicans in congress can't decide where to go. they sit there and say, if i do this, if i take this stand against the nra,

i'm sure you'll talk about dana loesch about this. a lot of corporations dropping programs with them. one of the pushbacks is, is it fair to blame the nra for what happened in parkland given all of the law enforcement failures we're hearing about now? >> any single event can have multiple causes. i think that's clear. if you look at this, is one of the reasons is law enforcement didn't go inside the soo right away, if, indeed, that didn't happen, is it because they realized someone hassen assault weapon, all they have is a sidearm? the fundamental question is, how did a young man with this kind of record, how is he able to buy a semi-automatic weapon that could kill so many people in such a short period of time? >> so many missteps. thank you, george. as a reminder, george has a big show coming up. he'll go one on one with dana loesch, an nra spokesperson. he'll talk to a teacher and student who survived the parkland school shooting. >> and he'll break down the latest on the mueller investigation. thank you george. appreciate it. >> t

we saw dana loesch at the cpac. >> many in legacy media love mass shootings. you guys love it. >> mass shootings have become their "game of thrones," their house of cards and seinfeld all wrapped in one. whenever they get one they pull out everything they can to push their agenda. and you the mainstream media just put out the casting call for the next mass shooting. howie: joining me gayle trotter and richard fowler. i get that the nra detests the media, but that charge, you guys just love it seems inflammatory. gayle: dana loesch is a hero and she is very brave. why are they saying that? it's because they see such biased coverage in the media. many members in the mainstream media passionately have opinions on this issue and they are genuinely astonished every time a mass shooting oh curbs that they haven't been successful in advancing their aim. howie: isn't that different than saying you love this. gayle: yes, but why do they think the mainstream media has that opinion? howie: i don't use the shooter's names in these massacres, but how is it not a massive st

because here's dana loesch downplaying trump's proposal which is pretty mild.sten to that, she's on trump's behalf walking back the president of the united states' attitude towards gun reform. >> i do want to caution people because i know that people are trying to find daylight between president trump and 5 million law abiding gun owners and law-abiding gun owners all across the united states. these are just things that he's discussing right now. i think it's great as president he had all of these individuals, constituents come into the white house. he had this listening session. he's really looking for solutions and wanted to hear what they have to say. >> that sounds like the nra is quietly signaling going to demand obedience from donald trump. >> you know, dana is not going to get a job with this president by sounding so condescending. bad career move if that's where she's going. one thing or two things going on. they're so inept at their messages, frustrated, lashing out at everything possible. and the second thing the mainstream media has changed their app

how do you feel about dana loesch what she had to say? she responded.ncerely, i feel like she is -- she isn't living in reality. how dare she. the mother the scott biegel, one of my teachers at the school was talking about when the amendment was ratified. and she went off on a tang he want about how there were more than musk et cetera at the time. this is so irrelevant. we don't care about that at all. what we care about is seeing change and now. and i know that's what scott's mother wants to see as well. she tiptoed around questions and dodged the yeses and nos. that is indicative to me as to what i think the nra is going to do for this movement and for the people of parkland who honestly i think are fed up. >> so, let's talk a little bit more about the nra because there was a question asked to marco rubio. someone asked directly will you say that you are not going to take money from the nra? he would not make that promise or that pledge. do you think the nra is prepared -- apparently you don't think dana loesch was if she is not living in reality -- a

the audience booed dana loesch. this is what indoctrination looks like. this is what you a lifetime of propaganda and indoctrination looks like. ann: the students are beautiful people. what i wrote about in "godless," sdged out victims to make their arguments for them. fine puck make your argument -- fine, you can make your arguments. but can you not have someone weeping who just had a family member die deliver that argument? around argument is so good we are going to send out someone you can't argue back to. let jake tapper make the argument. lept rachel maddow make the argument. you can't send out people you are not allowed to respond to. what liberals seem to believe is they can create a world without guns. but i must tell you in a world without gun, i'm known as prey. a world without guns is frightening to a small female. the only way -- as the saying goes. good made man and woman and colonel colt made them equal. jesse: don't tell people you are packing. ann: it will be a big surprise. jesse: speaking of surprises. we had a surprise coming out of the

dana loesch spoke about her experience there earlier today.peaking of money and legacy media love mass shootings. you guys love it. now i'm not saying that you love the tragedy, but i am saying that you love the ratings. crying white mothers are ratings gold to you and many in the legacy media in the back. notice i say crying white mothers because there are thousands of grieving black mothers in chicago every weekend and you don't see a town halls for them, do you? >> tucker: she is right about the deep corruption of the news media. how corrupt? a jrotc cadet, who helped lead students to safety during those shootings last week, went to the cnn event last night or want to do. he said they rewrote the question he wanted to ask. cnn denies it scripting anything. in other words, they are cleaning, claiming that he is a liar. he joins us tonight we had colton, thanks for coming on. >> think you guys are much for helping having me. i just want to make sure that everyone hasn't forgotten why we are here tonight. we lost 17 wives last night. i actuall

george going one-on-one with nra spokeswoman dana loesch and a student who survived the parkland shooting. >>> americans who support gun rights may point to our next story as a reason why. the incredible scene in oklahoma caught on surveillance, a man armed with a shotgun confronting a mother and daughter inside of their store but the women didn't back down. they grabbed their guns. here's abc's zachary keisch with the late details. >> reporter: he was armed and dangerous. police say that's a thief strapped with a shotgun, robbing this tulsa, oklahoma liquor store. it looks like he's about to get away with it but watch. as the crook turns away, the mother/daughter duo grab guns of their own, mother tina takes aim and fires multiple rounds. >> i saw the shotgun and saw him and started to shoot. >> reporter: the alleged robber returns, shot in the leg and limping but he won't give up. >> we were wrestling for the gun. my thoughts were just empty the gun, empty the gun, empty the gun. that's all i could think of was just to empty the gun. >> reporter: he wrestles the gun away, pistol whips h

nra spokesperson dana loesch firing back in a newly released video. >> i find it interesting that those individuals who simultaneously preach about free speech want to silence the speech of the millions of people who make up nra membership. >> reporter: delta and united airlines cut ties to the gun lobby giant today. they join more than a dozen major corporations now dumping discounts for nra members. this after nra leadership has continued to make highly charged comments on gun control, this one baseless. >> many in legacy media love mass shootings. crying white mothers are ratings gold. >> their solution is to make you, all of you, less free. >> reporter: tonight, president trump repeating his push for armed teachers, tweeting, they should get yearly bonuses. but the decision to arm them should be left up to the state. >> the teachers love their children. >> reporter: trump does say he supports legislation banning bump stocks on ar-15s. >> we're going to get rid of the bump stocks. >> reporter: early last week he also said he supports raising the age for buying automatic weapons, but

dana loesch was there last night. she was the one you just saw being called a murderer on stage. spoke about her experience earlier today. >> many in legacy media love mass shootings. you guys love it now i'm not saying that you love the tragedy. but i am saying that you love the ratings. crying white mothers are ratings gold to you and many in the legacy media in the back. and notice i said crying white mothers because there are thousands of grieving black mothers in chicago every weekend and you don't see town halls for them, do you? >> tucker: she is certainly right about the deep corruption of the news media. how corrupt? well hbo helped lead toll safety. went to the cnn event last night or wpri-12ed to. cnn producers rewrote the question he wanted to ask. cnn denies scripting anything. in other words, they're claiming that colton haab is a liar. colton haab joins us tonight. colton, thanks for coming on. >> absolutely. thanks so much for having me. before we get into anything. i just want to make sure that everybody hasn't forgotten why we are actually here tonight. i mean,

dana loesch is the national spokesperson for the nra. she is here with us along with broward county sheriff, scott israel. we're going to be asking them questions in this segment. sheriff israel, i do want to start with you about a question that was asked earlier. you ordered today that a deputy or deputies in broward county will be present at douglas school, but also at schools throughout broward county, carrying rifles, armed. this afternoon, president trump suggested that teachers, we should think about arming them as well. we discussed that a little bit earlier. i'm wondering what you as a law enforcement officer, what you think? >> i don't believe teachers should be armed. i believe teachers should teach. but that's exactly what's wrong with this country. we have people in washington, d.c., representatives, senators and legislators telling teachers what they should do without asking teachers, what do you want to do? >> okay. i want to bring in right now senior emma gonzalez. she has a question. she has a question for dana. [ cheers

tub * nra spokeswoman dana loesch says she feared for her life last night after the cnn town hall.ed to. >> do you believe it should be harder to obtain a semiautomatic and modifications for these weapons to make them fully automatic like bump stocks? >> do you know it's not federally required for states to report people who are crazy people, people who are murderers. we have been talking about that for a long time. let me answer the question. you can shout me down when i'm finished, but let me answer the question. trish: rinse to miss loesch at cpac. >> you heard that town hall. they cheered the con fist station of firearms and it was over 5,000 people. i had too have a security detail tail to get out. there were people rushing the stage and screaming burn her. i came there to talk solutions. and i will continue to have the conversation on solutions as the nra has been doing since before i was alive. trish: joining us, joe concha and bill colonade. trish: she is a spokeswoman for the nra. she did her job. she stuck up for the nra. but i don't know why anybody needs to get subjecte

. >>> radio and tv host dana loesch was speaker thursday at the cpac conference last week. the gathering heard from national rifle association ceo wayne lapierre. their remarks are just under an hour. >>> good morning, cpac. good morning you guys. i love seeing all of you people here. i love seeing the youth here. i want to thank the acu and everybody at cpac for making this possible every single year. this is the time we fellowship, make those connections, exchange ideas, and we realize we have taken some ownership. i want to say really quickly this past election has proven more than anything that we are the big tent party. we are the big tent party. you have to think this last election, we have been able to pull stall wart democrats from hillary clinton because they were tired of hearing how they can afford health care premiums, pay for the roof over their head with pronouns on which bathroom they can use. that's what they were told all throughout the election. if anything, what the last election has proven to us is that your 80% friend doesn't have to be your 20% enemy.

yes, i applaud marco rubio and dana loesch for going because they want to be part of the solution.are not afraid to address people who have differing viewpoints. but you want to be love to hear them. give them the opportunity to speak. otherwise it is like a circus. >> jesse: that was the difference. there wasn't a lot of listening, it seemed like, last night. reminds you one of those college events were a conservative speaker gets up there and he also drowns them out and i don't the point of view. >> greg: i feel very strongly about the cnn town hall. i thought it was absolutely awful. the white house meeting, they were able to do what was necessary to combine emotional feeling and rational solutions. it was a conversation that leads to action. i felt hopeful. i felt like for the first time in my life. this issue, something is going to happen. cnn comes along and just pooped all over that feeling. i'm sorry. but that was the best nra fund-raising letter you will ever see in her life because you saw people wildly applaud for things that aren't going to happen. an entire semiautomat

here now dana loesch and nationally syndicated radio hosts a you know.nks for being here tonight. >> good to be with you, martha. >> martha: this is something we watch whenever a president leaves office after a year or so they unveil the portraits and everybody critiques them as we do in america. there is president bush in his. which i think is actually a very nice portrait. and there is laura bush. laura bush's portrait also beautiful. then we have the clintons on the left and right there. can you see their moment when it was unveiled. no doubt when they do this, dana, you know, the person who is -- nobody likes the portrait of themselves completely i would imagine. you feel like it doesn't look like you. and michelle obama looking at hers. what do you think? >> these are your forever portraits and this goes -- these portraits go in the national portrait gallery. it's just -- i mean kudos to them for not doing the whole thing where they are just holding papers and grabbing the back of a chair. i will start with the former president's, he is fighting wit

[laughter] steve: dana loesch, thank you very much. i can't stand up i'm on level 9. the hour. jillian: i'm proud to say i have never played candy crush. ainsley: me either. my mom, however. brian: i'm guessing there is a level 9. jillian: get you caught up on headlines starting with this not just the flu virus. now medication is being blamed for at least one death. an indiana family says tamiflu caused a 16-year-old to take his own life. charlie harp killing himself less than 24 hours after taking tamiflu. his aunt blaming the medication's severe side effects which warns of abnormal behavior in young patients. we are now learning a 15-year-old girl carol molina has died with the flu five days after being diagnosed. a quick-thinking deputy hailed a hero for quick thinkinthink thinking. shoving them to the side of the road just as a car came speeding towards them. they were out on the street conducting a traffic stop. driver who nearly hit the cops later arrested and charged with dui. high school students could soon be forced to apply for college. even if they have no i

. >> that is nra spokesman dana loesch.aid this guy shouldn't have been taoeubl bable to buy a gun. they accept rules changes that would keep someone his age or his health status from getting a gun. joining us now is charles c.w. cook, editor for the national review online. charles, just so people understand, you have spoken extensively about your feelings about the defense of the second amendment, its application to this. you and i got sideways online yesterday. it made me realize, man, this fighting has got to stop. we have to have a conversation where everybody is involved. otherwise, nothing is going to change. so thank you for taking the invitation. let's start with that question, charles. dana said he shouldn't have been able to buy a gun. that means, what, by age you would change eligibility for him to get a weapon? or because of his treatment and track record, even though he wasn't adjudicated mentally ill or had a criminal record, he would have been somehow disqualified? how do you explain what she said? >> i don't

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dana loesch joins us tonight. was watching that, and i was like him he doesn't sound much the gas sheriff, he sounds like someone who is running for a politician, demagogue bray doesn't sound like something a law enforcement official website in a town hall. that?o you make of >> i completely agree with you, tucker. i'mm so glad you are talking about this. this is ultimately, the failure, where the failure took place. it was with this man and his leadership as broward county sheriff. i'll have everybody know, tucker, before the sheriff took that stage, him and i sitting up there for the town hall, he was allowed to go out and give a rally style speech in which he railed against special interests and was naming the nra and really setting the stage up toaw go after 5 million law million law-abiding innocent americans who didn't get all of the 45 -- is what buzzfeed reported -- that his office received. they didn't have the murderer office calling his office saying that he was a threat. family members weren't calling

you had the nra spokesperson in dana loesch. marco rubio a former u.s.ublican presidential candidate. then obviously had you folks on the democratic side but more importantly had you a room that was obviously on edge very emotional. and then you had these sort of polls and stats in terms of the wind at the back. in terms of making this the way it was where it wasn't a learning experience or exchange of ideas but one side attacking another. quinnipiac one day before the town hall, martha questioned is it too easy to buy a gun in the u.s. today? american voters say yes by 64% margin. question, does congress need to do more to rice gun violence, 75% to 17%. when have you all those head winds and that kind of crowd, you north not going to learn a lot and advance the ideas confrontation that only leads to division and doesn't move the ball down the field. >> martha: you have to have the guts to allow people from both sides to really have an honest conversation and to encourage that in a respectful way if you want to get anywhere. joe, thank you very much. alw

[cheers and applause] >> tucker: dana loesch joins us tonight.a, my first thought was he didn't sound like a sheriff somebody running for office. politician, a red faced blow hard a demagogue. doesn't sound like something a law enforcement official would say in a town hall. what do you make of that. >> i completely agree, tucker. i'm so glad you are talking about this. ultimately this is the failure. this is where the failure took place. it was with this man and his leadership as broward county sheriff. and i will have everybody know, tucker, as well as before the sheriff took that stage, him and i sitting up there for this town hall, he was allowed to go out and give a rally-style speech in which he railed against special interest and was naming the nra and really setting the stage up to go after 5 million law abiding innocent americans who didn't get all of the 45, i think is what buzzfeed reported tips that his office received. they didn't have the murderer call his office himself telling him that he thought he was a threat. and that police ne

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but when he was up at that town hall, he had a lot of words for dana loesch.e 18 calls from people about this guy. there were nearly 40 home visits. two tips to the fbi. you found out scott peterson had warnings passed on to him about this mad man before. this the fbi tip was pretty incredible. said the guy was going to explode. then have you sheriff israel deflect -- trying to get the audience at that town hall to focus on dana loesch. and like this wouldn't have happened if it wasn't for guns, guns, guns. meanwhile, if he is aware of all of this stuff. >> dana: what about him? >> greg: this guy has got to go. this is like -- this is -- i mean, scott peterson, who knows what happens when this moment comes, do you freeze, if he freeze, he did have prior knowledge about this. and their job for the police is they have to be the first one in there. they rush in so we can run away. and he didn't do it. >> kimberly: yet others that had no weapon rushed in to try to. >> greg: rotc guys. >> kimberly: rushed in and tried to save the coach and others rushed in and had

. >> reporter: nra spokesman dana loesch called out coverage of the shooting. >> many in the liberal left media love mass shootings. >> yes! >> you guys love it. -- >> i'm not saying that you love the tragedy. but i am saying that you love the ratings. >> reporter: many cpac participants agree with the nra's message. but they are also interested in other press issues, like the russia investigation and the upcoming midterm elections. >> the opposite side who was ever in office usually wins the midterm elections. so to pull this off for republicans is really a very difficult thing to do. >> reporter: the president speaks at cpac tomorrow. weijia jang, cbs news, oxen hill, maryland. >>> we have new number on president trump's approval rating. it's down 3 points. the latest quinnipiac university poll found that 37% of american voters approve of president trump's job performance while 58% disapprove. the lower ratings also come after former white house staff secretary rob porter's resignation. he was accused by two women of domestic abuse. nearly 60% of voters polled said they disapprove

dana loesch is about to introduce the ceo of the nra. first public comments since the shooting in florida. we'll carry it live when it begins. we have gold to talk about. >> sandra: we do indeed. the u.s. women's olympic hockey team bringing home the gold. the women defeated team canada in a game for the ages that ended in a shoot-out with team usa winning 3-2. america's gold snapped canadian women's streak of four straight olympic gold medals. joining me now, what a win it was, carly. >> all you could say is america is definitely believing in miracles again today. this is such a satisfying win for team usa. the fifth time in six consecutive winter olympics the two teams have played each other, like you said. canada winning four gold medals in a row and so appropriately this game ends in a tie. it goes to overtime. a tie at the end of that. then a shoot-out and finally team usa pulls it off. this is what movies are made of and why the olympics are so special. everybody waits for these magical moments and this is definitely one of them. i

i think what you see between that, between what dana loesch said to jake last night and then today atnd between the nra taking the position that they oppose the proposal donald trump has at least floated. he supports raising the age to buy a rifle from 18 to 21, the nra is sort of hunkering down. the nra is not going to just let this go. i mean, they are going to fight -- >> let me get -- >> that's going to make it very difficult for republicans. >> bianna, go ahead, what did you think? >> it was just heartless for dana to say that we in the media look forward to mothers crying over these mass shootings. compare that to what she said last night to mothers and friends and loved ones of those who were killed. it was just cold, it was heartless. and by the way, it wasn't true. we would much rather be covering other stories than mass shootings. you don't have to be a parent in this country or a gun owner or not to say that these are horrific stories and i, for one, along with many others, put my journalism hat aside, would rather not send my kid to a fortress. you know, you have plenty of

the president repeating in a phone interview he supports the ban but tonight nra spokeswoman dana loesch clear on the group's opposition to that proposal. >> the nra doesn't back any ban. >> one proposal the president and nra saw eye to eye on, securing schools. the president calling for some teachers to be armed. >> and if they had concealed permits, you wouldn't have this problem today. >> but this teacher who survived the florida shooting speaking out against that proposal. >> i would definitely say not. having something like this in the vicinity is not a good idea. >> the nra has faced fierce backlash in the wake of the school shooting in parkland that claimed 17 lives. over the weekend, delta and united airline sds joining more than a dozen companies severing ties with the gun advocacy group. >> i wish as much attention were given to the broward county scherff and their abdication of duty as trying to blame law abiding gun owners. >> stephanie ramos. >> senator dianne feinstein did not get the official endorsement of the california democratic party at this weekend's convention. her