that should be to make happen immediately. >> laura: mark fuhrman, there is a sound bite that i thought of you when i heard this yesterday. i know you know which one it is. i'll read it. i don't think we have it ready. jake tapper basically asked him about the broward county sheriff's, you know, reaction, if they had done things differently, wouldn't have happened or not. and sheriff israel said, listen, if if's if sound bites were candy and nuts, o.j. simpson would still be in the record books. and jake tapper, i don't know what that means, there were lots of things he could have done differently. he had this glib way of responding, and i think you hit the nail in the head. he is more of a politician that someone has a magic that has the largest police department in the country. i didn't realize that it is the largest police department in the country. i don't understand how it can be with new york and so forth. of its type, i guess it is the largest. >> he seems awfully impressed with himself, almost flip it, like he doesn't seem to make see the gravity of what happens, like it's an op

i think that detective fuhrman laid it out in very explicit terms.t behind new that sean, i think that people have to get their arms around a harsh reality. that in the state of florida and many other states, a psycho, disturbed expelled 18-year-old who is talking about being the next school yard shooter can legally purchase an ar-15, military style assault weapon. this is a kid who can't buy a beer in this state. i think that it is outrage juts and illogical, sean, and we have to remember one thing that ar-15 was banned. sales of that weapon were banned in this country from 1994 until 2004. >> sean: that didn't help. >> under the brady ban. >> sean: it didn't help. >> for 10 years we didn't have it. >> sean: it didn't help. >> we can't have the kid who is fomenting all this evil inside him have such easy access. not only did he get the -- >> sean: all right, dan? >> geraldo, listen, i appreciate your emotional, you know, involvement in this as well. it was a tragedy. but let's talk reality. the assault weapons ban, the department of justice's own st

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to help the civilian population has been cut off fuhrman's. the us president has been paid to endorse stricter gun control measures this the state saying the minimum age of patching a range of weapons should now be twenty one. donald trump also said his administration was considering legalizing. also teaches as a way to keep students safe his strongest language yet on gun control follows a meeting he held the families of some of those killed in the park in school shooting in florida. we'll talk about this shift in language from the us president as bring in our washington correspondent set crowd that. at. trump has sold out tightening gun laws is the suggestion that this might be followed up by actual changes to the legislation. yeah that would be some changes the the white house in fact has. quite a lot of leeway here the one the white house suggests might be followed by the u. s. congrgress but was still trying to find out at this point what exactly. the white house will be suggestingng it is not clear from what we've heard from the us presid

witnesses who proved he had exactly used those racial epithets that he disclaimed on the stand and fuhrmaned with perjury. and no one thought it was a trap. sometimes perjury is not a trap. it's a crime you get prosecuted for. let me turn now to ross garber, he's a defense lawyer who's defended a republican governor in impeachment proceedings. you were one of the experts we called today because we thought we would show that perjury example against a famous example of a trap, but why is it hard to find judicial rulings throwing out perjury traps? >> i think the whole notion of a perjury trap is kind of a misnomer, and it's actually just as dangerous or more dangerous, it's sort of a clash of personalities and ideas. which often have prosecutors and agents who have been looking at a case, studying it, spending their days and nights with it. who get ready to do questioning, and then you have a witness who's supposed to be giving answers to the questions from the agents, and memories aren't perfect, recollections aren't perfect, people speak loosely and so what you wind up happening, and i thi

i think that detective fuhrman laid it out in very explicit terms in the layout. i can't top that.'m 100% behind you in that, sean. i think people need t to get thr arms around a harsh reality, that in the state of florida and many other states m, a psycho disturbed, expelled, 18-year-old who is talking about being the next school-yard shooter could legally purchase an ar-15! military-style assault weapon! thisis is a kid who can't buy a beer in this state! i think that it is outrageous and illogical, sean! and listen, and we have to remember one thing, that ar-15 was banned. sale of that weapon were banned in this country from 1994 until 2000! >> hannity: it didn't help. >> under the brady ban. for 10 years, we didn't have it. >> hannity: it didn't help! >> i mean, let's do something. we can't have the kid who's fermenting all of this evil inside him have such easy access. not only did he get the machine -- >> geraldo, listen. i appreciate your emotional, you know, involvement in this as well. it was a tragedy, but let's talk reality! the assault weapons ban, the department ofpa j

is there any state vote counting that was appropriate for the fuhrman,ween greg and or does the meaning of the eight commitment remain unchanged? if you are a good faithful constitutional interpreter, you recognize that there are some provisions of the constitution that have a relatively clear determinative the president has to be 35 years of age. 35 means probably 35. that are other provisions if you are faithful to the original meaning, the original meaning has a range. or like articulate a standard as opposed to a strict rule. an interesting question. i am not an expert on the eighth amendment. i think it isn't interesting question whether cruel or unusual punishment was a term of art that had a limited specific meaning. thate read good arguments there is a prohibition on cruel innovations. if you think that cruel and ansual means that it is unusual penalty today, then i think there is room consistent with the original meaning for a practice to have become unusual when it was not unusually formed. about the little bit supreme court in 1972 counting heads one direction, then in 1976 c