steve fromine, virginia. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. here we go again. all the gun control in the world, i am not a republican, will not stop this. theink they need to ban assault rifles and metal detectors, and as far as prayers in schools, i don't want to have to pray to the ayatollah either. how about swift punishment? i know this is a little -- i am a christian, but i think it should be 90 days. these kids are punks. they need to either have a where you canon say this is what happens when you go around killing and shooting innocent people. host: thank you. matthew from virginia beach. caller: good morning. i say this is laughable. people say the issue is guns. they say the issue is mental illness. they say the issue is with our laws. what is wrong is our country is mentally bankrupt. this other gentleman says i don't want to bow and serve the ayatollah. we used to have a public service commercial on tv, it said live your faith, and you can light the world. the answer is we all need to come together in love and in faith and in service to whatever god

come fromin that bill the house floor. his support likely to be as strong as it was in committee? jeremy: there is 81 thousand metric times of this nuclear waste spread across 35 states. you do not want that in your state no matter what party you are. the problem that nevada has with hosting this nuclear waste repository. nuclear waste will stay radioactive for thousands of years, probably longer than current recorded human history. that is a problem for a lot of people. they want to get it out of their states. commercehe energy and committee on a 49-4 vote on this issue, pretty unheard-of since the house and senate has been divided for so long. to see such a strong vote come out of the committee will carry to see this nevada opposition, that's will get vocal next week. interviewer: this is from congresswoman titus. her words, not ours. why in the past has nevada's delegation been so strong in resisting these types of measures? if it passes the house, where does it stand in the u.s. senate? jeremy: that is the problem. this problem got canceled in 2010 by the obama administration