host: eugene o'donnell. guest: something like ghost guns i think most americans will line up with the idea that you should not be able to build a gun that is not traceable in your house. there would be exceptions to that as well. most law enforcement people will not mess around with that that there is a legitimate question of how it is that teenagers and young people who are really bearing the brunt of this, how do they get access to these guns. i think there is common ground. most people would support reasonable ways to try and stop guns from getting into the hands of youngsters who make one impulsive decision and ruin their lives in the lives of other people. maybe it is a brother's keeper analogy, but that is one good outcome of perimeter -- criminal justice reform was that humanizing this. these are our people caught up in these situations and desperate situations. urban poverty, which is growing. if there is not public safety, that will not be conducive to reducing poverty where people feel that they ar

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morning, we will look at gun violence and mass shootings with former new york police officer eugene o'donnell. and ene news reporter scott waldman talks about the biden administration's climate agenda. watch washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts, and tweets. announcer: next, irs commissioner charles reddick testifies on the agency's operations before a house subcommittee. this is just under one hour and 40 minutes. staff or you can unmute your might to speak. we will now begin the hearing. the chair is authorized to declare a recess, which will be at any time. i welcome members to the hearing . taxis and has now begun. i now -- tax season has now begun. i will recognize myself as opening statements throughout the pandemic returned to the revenue service. two decades -- through decades of the starvation of the agency, we ask the agency to encompass the possible process to process 150 tax returns. 479 million stimulus. and child tax payments. we have a responsibility. we have over 195 million people calle

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correspondent, kelly o'donnell, pete williams and nbc washington correspondent and moderator of "washington week" on pbs and politico white house reporter and co author of the political playbook, eugeneyce vance. senior critic at large, robin gavon. you've been speaking to judge jackson's friends and family as we keep this live picture up as attendees are gathering right now. what are you hearing from them? what do we expect to see? who will be in attendance? >> it's a momentous and profound moment for our country but also for people who know judge jackson personally. i got ahold of her sister circle, her group chat people who have known her for a long time, both at harvard undergrad and law. they believe judge jackson has been brilliant and a star since she was a young college student. one of her friends even predicted she would become the first black woman on the supreme court. when i asked what does that feel like for that to happen? she squealed and said it feels like full circle. one of her friends said this was a painful process to watch. that people who love judge jackson understand she had to stay poised and do what she's always done, which is even keel and be fair. but it wa