you can watch the entire debate on gun rights from hanover, new hampshire tonight at 8:00 eastern. last week fbi director christopher wray talked about the mystic terrorism and white supremacy. this took place during a senate oversight hearing. >> welcome. i would like to ask you a question. do you know what group was responsible for more homicides 000 to 20 more than any other domestic extremist group? ir. wray: i am not sure but guess you are about to tell me. drubin: your testimony talked about homegrown violent extremism. idea dhs joining telogen bulletin in may of 2017 found that white supremacist

the ministry of the environment in hanover has said the following regarding evolution ship emissions evidently playing a role in certain areas but they are not seem to be a relevant factor in achieving equality targets in lower saxony. other places take a more modern approach. every time a ferry from the shipping company color lines from key. arrives here in austin oh it gets connected to a power socket a modernization introduced in 2011. as soon as the ship is stationary a robot secures the plant. the shipping company opted to pure it shipped this way so that the sochi diesel engine can be switched off while in harbor. the reason why we have this reverse all is that color line said that we are going to do this that shows that this is the way to do it and they also looked into the investment in it but it was also very important to them to be the 1st to show that this is possible and in that way it's important to now give keys on hong bird. at the port of also we want to. we want to challenge and say go for it. in hamburg only one of the 3 cruise terminals has an on shore power supply

the ministry of the environment in hanover has said the following regarding evolution ship emissions evidently playing a role in certain areas but they are not seen to be a relevant factor in achieving equality targets in lowest saxony. other places take a more modern approach. every time a ferry from the shipping company color line from key. arrives here and also know it gets connected to a power socket and modernization and introduced in 2011. as soon as the ship is stationary a robot secures the plug. the shipping company opted to power it shipped this way so that this city diesel engine can be switched off while in harbor. the reason why we harvest gold rosol is that color line said that we are going to do this that shows that this is the way to do it and they also looked into the investment in it but it was also very important to them to be the 1st to show that this is possible and in that way it's important to now give keys on hong bird. at the port of also we want to. we want to challenge and say go for it. in hamburg only one of the 3 cruise terminals has an on shore power su

biden is in hanover, new hampshire where we find our nbc news correspondent. joining us is beth phooey here and jonathan capehart. opinion writer at the woesh aasn post and joe crowley. welcome all. mike, first to you in hanover, new hampshire. i'm heading up there tomorrow. tell me what about new hampshire and joe biden? is electability the best argument to those who are still shopping? >> reporter: yeah, well i should tell you the weather is perfect. we've gone from summer to early fall. you'll enjoy it when you get up here. we talked about -- we were talking earlier about the pillars of biden's candidacy and the strength we've seen so far. one is the electability, the perception of electability. the second is that relationship with president obama for eight years in the white house. today is the 11 year anniversary that president obama announced joe biden would be his running mate. there's a third factor we don't talk about, that's the sum total of the relationships joe biden has built for decades in his public career. there's great new reporting from our g

should tell the plane is taking the top spot in these unwanted category and missed opportunity against hanover with a season high scoring probability of 84 percent romney has plenty of space to work in and plenty of on guard a goal to i'm full but it's all nothing nothing at the finish. is the chance for us to have plenty problems nothing outside of the post. not the lovely moves. started by the belgian almost finished. the mess inside the last 10 minutes on the final match day of the season run and gets the ball and sets off on a high speed sprint covering almost 70 metres ating in his loss reserves of strength and concentration he can't quite set himself right for the shots if the for to the number 9 makes a clean contact he's looking at the place in a different top goals category altogether. and anything but at least it's back to the brilliance this time man on man he's obviously you know it gives. him. one against many when a demon trueblood goes his arm why. someone might come into play for more than a couple. fights supremes song was coming up right now. from the ranks of probably wouldn

of 3 a no win against brian burke on the penultimate match day too little and far too late to save hanover from the draw but a moment to cherish all the same for the brazilian midfielder. was a way back you'll put us in this league you go i. pray man's attacking dynamos actually stronger off his left foot but didn't stop him dispatching this rocket with his right. that's a heads. up that was to have someone take that 1st goal seems much that. it was the end of a 9 game scoring drought in style a man with total faith in his own technique raymond's 11 goals. more often than not you need to work together to break a defense read the play move the ball and start celebrating. it's not something like. that but. here are the best combination goals of the season. fine against dortmund means there's absolutely no room for error in that 1st encounter of the season the visitors strung together a fluid move with 11 does. fine the final time. i. would not praise come from a lot i'm not afraid to keep keep. the talks he worked the individual artists of the highest order making faces easiest possible for

you know when the gates freiburg on the penultimate match day too little and far too late to save hanover from the draw but a moment to cherish all the same for the brazilian midfielder. was a way back you'll win this league goal. braman is attacking dynamos actually stronger off his left but that didn't stop him dispatching this rocket with his right. heads. up that. was one to get my 1st goal so much that. it was the end of the 9 game scoring drought in styles a man with total faith in his own technique raymond 11 goal top scorer with 9 assists to his name as well leading by example with both. but to make it this week you 1st hear this absolutely sensational. this will go for among the season's biggest overachievers thanks largely to the way players like john symond responded to the challenge of promotion. i mean. i think you can see it was intentional. to see it every week without some family house and. tell me. he's got. much time to think about what he's going to do with finding out. exactly what to do with it even don't mind came up 2nd best it just rolled off team spirit exemplifie

. >> explorer nation's pass on >> monday night, a gun rights debate from dartmouth college in hanovernew hampshire. we will hear from lawyers on both sides of the issue. here is a preview. >> then there is the obvious come a problem of drawing useful comparisons from the late 1700s or mid 1800s to today, especially with response to a rapidly changing technology like guns. trying to identify the lineal descendents of guns from the or when0s to today, you'll descendents of gun regulations, that is difficult to do. judges are not historians and guns don't have family trees. ar-15 away is an descendent of a musket? do you look at muzzle velocity? these are hard questions. i think in practice we will see the judges will answer them, and judge kavanaugh says this, by analogy. there's not necessarily anything wrong with that. it is to find relevant similarities between two things. but that puts a lot of weight on what judges see as relevant similarities. maybe their views look like yours but maybe they don't. maybe their intuitions are the same as yours, maybe they aren't. maybe they are pro

stressed the visitors to the advantage nicklaus fufu getting his 1st goal since returning to bremen from hanover in the off season one nil to vent. you know what should i hope to see. he may not leave very well known but he's got pedigree who better to fill the shoes of departed coach you're not going to monday and his former assistants showed a worked on the novice method hoffenheim then spent last season has assistant coach and high flying i.x. . hopes to continue not go as men's run and gun attacking style promising goals galore and his style also includes his defenders taking a racquet go i mean because it's levelled things early in the 2nd. option that's why you play football to score goals and it's even for me a defender oftentimes fans are used to seeing top players leave but this summer was particularly harsh with joe linton midfielder karen demi and by defender nico schultz and midfielder not team miri full of ping and leaving. but when the good ones go you ones need to come in and it was one of showed his new signings he last baby who filled the void and turned things around. one. has

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in hancock, and hanover. yesterday, he unveiled a $300 billion mental health plan focusing on veterans. , includesanging plan $100 billion in grants and calls for integrating treatment into primary care settings, increasing the number of available treatment beds, making it easier for patients to get access to medication for opioid addiction, investing in suicide prevention, and addressing disparities in behavioral health care. ♪ 2020, watch our live coverage of the presidential candidates on the campaign trail and make up your own mind. campaign 2020, your unfiltered view of politics. more campaign 2020 coverage as presidential candidate senator elizabeth warren holds a town hall in los angeles. the massachusetts democrat talked about her tax plan, universal childcare and tuition free higher education.

joseph blocher debated appellate attorney erin murphy on the constitutional right to bear arms and hanover, new hampshire. this is about two hours. [applause] >> let me now introduce our speakers and our moderator. joseph blocher is a professor at duke university ho

joseph blocher debated appellate attorney erin murphy on the constitutional right to bear arms and hanover, new hampshire. this is about two hours. [applause] >> let me now introduce our speakers and our moderator. joseph blocher is a professor at duke university school of law. his principal interest includes federal and state institutional law, first and second amendments and legal history. joseph earned his ba degree magna cum laude from rice university, masters degree from cambridge. and agd degree from yale school. he knew both of the people we had last week, although he did not take any courses from them. joseph helped the briefing for the landmark supreme court district of columbia versus heller in 2008. the district of columbia fire arms control regulation act of 1975 required, among other things, that all firearms be kept "unloaded and disassembled or bound by a trigger lock." it also restricted those owning -- restricted residence from owning handguns, accept those registered prior to the enactment of the law. in a 5-4 decision the supreme court said it protects an individual's ri

the ministry of the environment in hanover has said the following regarding evolution ship emissionsevidently playing a role in certain areas but they are not seem to be a relevant factor in achieving equality targets in lower saxony. other places take a more modern approach. every time a ferry from the shipping company color line from key. arrives here and also no it gets connected to a power socket i'm organization introduced in 2011. as soon as the ship is stationary a robot secures the plunk. the shipping company up to deplore it ship this way so that this city diesel engine can be switched off while in harbor. the reason why we have this good rosol is that color line said that we are going to do this that shows that this is the way to do it and they also looked into the investment in it but it was also very important to them to be the 1st to show that this is possible and. it's important to now they have kenya and hong burnt. at the port of also we want to. we want to challenge and say go for it. in hamburg only one of the 3 cruise terminals has an on shore power supply and only

this event written up was in hanover, new hampshire.om previous experiences both in the white house and senate when he campaigns across the state. voters themselves are not terribly impacted by the details, don't see it as an in hib tore, feel it is just a way the former vice president will highlight his experiences and don't see it as any kind of issue, but rather endearing, a way to connect with audiences. >> right. amanda golden, gary, road warriors, following the campaign. talking to you a lot. if it is saturday, it is this. what do you make of the way at least when we look at the numbers, i was looking at the way they're tracking, biden is solidly in front, it is early. the two of you are going to say, what does it show that he's in front, despite gaffes that amanda told us about. >> the gaffes heretofore have been that, gaffes, the substance which is negligible in the campaign cycle. what we see recently is him conflating stories which is different. i heard a comparison to ronald reagan which was a little shocking. the fact that's

may not be prepared or necessary in a place like hanover or rutland. we are seeing communities and states playing their constitutional role as what justice brandeis called laboratories of extremity and. and trying to find solutions that work for them. those are going to vary from place to place. what that means for constitutional law is that the undiscussed addition a lot, the theiers that go too far -- outliers to go too far,... [--] but when the cases are close, we should be cautious when the history and cases and empirics are clear, we should be cautious about preventing communities to find the solutions. fortunately, so far, that is the root of the courts are taking. there doing so by applying what is called the two-part test. the first part of that test asks whether the challenged law in any way reaches guns or gun-related activity who are covered by the second amendment. as he said, some are not. felons, dangerous or unusual weapons, sensitive places. those are for most courts view, carved out from the second amendment, just as some forms of spee

mike, live for us in hanover, new hampshire. appreciate that. we will check in with both of you. one democrat who will be taking the stage later on today joins me now. 2020 candidate tom steyer. thank you very much for being with us back on the show. you're ready to deliver your big speech in california. a lot of folks are looking ahead to the next debate. what makes you so confident you will be on the stage? >> well, the last thing that i need to do to qualify, hallie is to get a state poll that has me at more than 2%. adding four early primary states, a poll out that showed me in fourth place with 7%. all i need is somebody to pull up with more than 2%. and i'm at 7:00 p.m. >> so you think it will happen then? >> i think wednesday is more than four days away, the last i checked. >> five. some of your opponents, as you know, is accused you of buying a spot on the stage, of using your money to be able to get you in in a way that other candidates have not been able to do. your response to that? >> look, i think the question here for everybody who is running is do you have a messag

the hanover express you see on the screen, the last ship to leave port, expected to arrive in the port of long beach on august 29th, going a direct route there. in addition the tariffs are having some impact, causing the chinese to announce a specific stimulus package. among the big items there, the banks will renegotiate the loan terms, talking about bringing down interest rates. they pledged to reduce interest rates on small businesses by 1% for the first of the year. china will also mandate lower fees that banks charge for loans. the state council says they are strengthening support for companies to make sure they have enough money to pay back loans. also offering further guidance for small business to innovate their corporate model. in an exclusive interview on your program yesterday with st. louis fed president jim bullard, he said there will be some hardship to the united states but it is manageable. >> during the spring, there was a narrative that the u.s. and china were going to come to a deal within a matter of days or weeks and i think it's been a slow realization over the la

from hanover, maryland. caller: good morning. host: go ahead with your memory from woodstock. you were there? caller: yes, i was. my memory started, it was like a spiritual awakening. it started from the whole land. you can tell by the music how it progressed. it started with full music, than the british invasion, then psychedelic. people sat around and talked about the insights they thought they had gotten. that was the power behind this movement. woodstock was the culmination of all of this. it was a signifying moment. i was just married. i had a six-month-old child. i told my wife i was going to go to woodstock. she was against it. i said, look, i agree with this movement. i've got to go. she let me go. it was everything we believed in. the word hippie, hip was a word from the 60's that meant you -- you knew, you were right. hip!" andld say "i'm that is how they became hippies. they shared insights. host: as we hear the stories, there were other venues, other gatherings in the 1960's. you mentioned the turmoil of the vietnam war and the assassination of dr. king and senator

at a hanover, new hampshire, event biden told the story about pinning a metal on a roanoke american soldieretals -- silver stars on soldiers open the valley in the middle of a firestorm, the four guys had gone through. forced -- what i go up into the fog. nobody got concerned of the vice president going up in the middle of this week and was the vice president, we can't lose many more of these kids. not a joke. this guy climbed down the ravine, carried this guy up on his back under fire in the general wanted me to pin the silver star on him. i got up there and this is god's truth, my word as a biden, he stood his attention, i went to pin it and said i don't want the thing. do not pin it on me, sir. please sir, do not do that. he died. >> tucker: come on. just please. biden has spent almost 50 years as a politician. surrounded by armed bodyguards and that somehow at every talk he makes his life sounds like a cross between "saving private ryan" and mount everest expedition. we could lose the vice president but we can't lose these kids. go on without me. i mean, that's just barf. please. the wo

manus: a little bit on the reinsurance sector, hanover re.on the pnc that is their profit metric. it softened a little. they still see the full-year net income of 1.1 billion. the company is well positioned to deliver full-year net income from about 1.1 billion. has beend quarter fairly benign for natural disasters. upst-half net income, 6 -- 19% year on year and the growth premiums come in at 5.3 2 billion and the market had penciled in 5.3 billion. let's talk about 30 your paper in the united states of america. approached a record low in yesterday's session before giving a little back in gains. this as global concerns intensified. pimco warned the u.s. treasury yields may eventually go to negative, adding to a pool of debt that surpassed $15 trillion. >> what would it take for negative yields in the u.s.? probably not around the corner, but what it would take is a serious downturn in the economy, a recession in which the fed will take rates all the way down to zero. we will restart qe and at that stage, we may see negative yields in the u.s

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right now, insurance stocks, expect they would be higher too and you can see that allstate and hanoverctually, progressive and chubb are not. >>> big businesses bracing for impact on the streets and on the ground as well. ports from florida's east coast to the gulf of mexico are preparing for the worst as dorian's path remains a lingering question mark. kristina partsinevelos is tracking all the action in our newsroom. >> let's start with actually airlines, because no doubt if you are traveling to the florida region, there may be or most likely will be some delays, some big headaches. you are seeing several airlines, southwest, the first one announcing that you can switch your airline or your flights within the next 14 days at no fee. you've got united, jetblue, american airlines, all waiving the fees but you have to do it within a short period of time. shifting over to cruise ships because that's a major one beca lot of them leave out of the florida region, especially on the east coast. royal caribbean are closing their cocoa key island until september 4th. any purchase toward excursi

professor andy author debated appellate attorney erin murphy at an event hosted by dartmouth college in hanoverhampshire. this is about two hours. [applause] >> let me now introduce our speakers and our moderator. is a professor at duke university school of law. his principal institutes first and second amendments and legal history. joseph earned

eastern time right here on c-span followed by a gun rights debate from dartmouth college in hanover,pshire, with lawyers on both sides arguing the gun rights issue. here is a preview. lex and then there is the obvious practical problem of drawing useful comparisons from the late 1700s or mid-1800s to today, especially with regard to a rapidly changing technology like guns. some judges have tried to do this by trying to identify the lineal descendents of guns from the late 1700s to today are the lineal descendents of gun regulations. that is a hard thing to do. judges are not historians and guns don't have progeny or family trees. in what way is in ar-15 a descendent of a musket? if you look to the barrel length and how many shots per minute and velocity, those are questions. -- hard questions. in practice what we will see is judges will answer them, and again judge kavanaugh says this, by analogy. there is nothing necessarily wrong with that. to analogize is to find similarities between two things. that puts a lot of weight on what judges see as relevant similarities. maybe their vie

it could undermine his support ultimately. >> mike memoli on the trail with joe biden in hanover, newing there. thanks so much. joe, so we have seen joe biden as we said make these gaffes. have performances that disappointed some democrats and even his supporters and yet, there he sits with the lead with elizabeth warren approaching rather quickly. >> and today is a day of course that joe biden has circled on the calendar for some time, the day that president obama selected him as the vice president. he's gone up 1% since april this this poll. 11 years ago i received a phone call from the president and -- i mean, the poll numbers look great. you see kamala harris actually up 4% in this poll. she's dropped in others but sometimes things happen in campaigns that nobody expects. and things break away, mika, you don't expect them to break. that's what happened in the second debate where i still -- i'm laughing because i still can't believe it happened. joe biden was the only person on stage defending president obama, a man who's in the 90s among democrats in the approval ratings and the o

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both when he told the story in hanover new hampshire when the story broke in greenville, system systemop. voters didn't seem to be affected, either. they see this larger narrative that biden has of propensity for gaffes and for exaggerating stories or for going a bit further with his details. as endearing and the campaign says it speaks to a larger central point that biden has these experiences and is able to showcase them in front of voters when he does these events across the country. >> joel payne to her point she says the campaign thinks they're endearing, loose on the details is built into his public persona and voters seem to not care. >> i agree with the premise of amanda's reporting there. i think the bigger point here is the inaccuracy and what it suggests about his ability to endure a long campaign. and i do think that is something that over the long run the biden folks are going to have to mitigate. this is a concern that this is going to be a very tough campaign process on the former vice president and in that in a potential one-on-one match-up with donald trump, i think th

see the entire debate from hanover, new hampshire tonight at 8:10 eastern. coverage of the 2020 presidential candidate at the iowa state fair. starting thursday at 1:45 p.m. eastern montana governor steve bullock fired by former vice president joe biden. on friday, we are live at 10:00 a.m. eastern with julian castro, and former congressman, beto o'rourke. and we are live with governor jay inslee, kamala harris. senator elizabeth warren, and senator cory booker, and watch the 2020 candidates live at the iowa state fair starting thursday on c-span. watch anytime online at c-span.org or listen live from wherever you are on the go using the free c-span radio app. >> senator ted cruz spoke recently about liberty, social justice, and free enterprise. the young america's foundation conference in washington dc. [cheering and applause]

hanover, ne from pennsylvania on the democratic line. i ask you a question and then i'll come back on this. you ever seen the movie it smith mmy stewart mr. comes to washington? guest: a long time ago but yes. want to ask you a question. do you think of mitch else ell and everything involv involved? i'm a democrat and proud democrat. these republicans, they are out the movie you see and you can relate on that. host: what in particular about senate majority leader are you talking about? what about him he is a hypocrite. ost: give us an example or two of. aller: every time the gun law comes up i don't want to do nothing with that. we are not going to have the talk aboutome in and that. come on. it ain't only that. rand paul he is ridiculous. host: dwayne has a problem with senator mcconnell. hat do you make of congressional leadership? guest: not a fan. fan since i n a started this. my journey in this podcast of horrified of what i see in congress. it is so different from what i expected. when i started i looked at the schedule of the hous

and freedoms are dissipating quickly, much faster than what was promised to them in 1997 during the hanoverle. here are a look at some posters they have tonight. power to the people. stand with hong kong. they're asked, reiterating, one country, two systems promises that beijing made to the city of hong kong, the people of hong kong. they will be able to keep their rights and freedoms for 50 years after 1997. there is a big rally taking place, big rallies taking place this weekend across hong kong. on saturday night we're expecting 300,000. that is what protesters are telling me in terms of numbers they're expecting on saturday night in kowloon distribute. sunday, another one big one in downtown, hong kong financial part of it. that will be from here where we are now. that is called central, all the way down to causeway bay. the numbers so far, don't forget these type of marchs attracted one or two million last time they were called for. this time around they're still looking for a beg turn out from the people of hong kong. also i want to point out, i was asking them, what are you chanting?

in the west end, hanover street is closed westbound between the junctions with regent street and pollennow the wind is still light, the sun is still strong, temperatures getting up into the low 30s. through the afternoon you mayjust get a bit more cloud bubbling up towards the west and with that, the further west you go the risk of showers. elsewhere, dry, sunny and temperatures going up to 33 celsius. another lovely evening, actually, in the sunshine, warm, late, evening sunshine. but then overnight will start to see this cloud moving in. we'll get a spot or two of mixed rain in there as well. still another warm night, quite uncomfortable for sleeping, 15—18 celsius. there will be more cloud on wednesday, one or two showers around as well as a cold front moves through which introduces some fresh air. temperatures taking quite a drop over the next few days but still largely dry from thursday onwards. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom good morning. welcome to breakfast with louise minchin charlie stayt. our headlines today: jeremy corbyn will meet other opposition par

britain, with margaret thatcher with the handover that occurred in 1997 the law promulgated with the hanoverromised hong kong autonomy except in foreign affairs. they promised work towards universal suffrage and direct election of chief executive by 2012. they have broken those problems links to beijing breaking all promises. ones it made getting into the wto or made in trade talks in the u.s. that goes to beijing's credibility, spotlights a lack of credibility. stuart: as you know christian, hong kong is a financial hub, perhaps asia's main financial hub can hong kong return to the former position of financial hub? can it get back to what one might call normal? >> i think it can. the risk is pretty extreme. i doesn't they send in the pla, but if they do hybrid invasion with civilian police, they're not calling into question hong kong's extending shun from the main land. hong kong security act basically says hong kong will be treated separately as long as the autonomy is observed. if beijing abrogates that, i'm not sure the market or guys in hong kong appreciated this risk, if the u.s. sudde

here he's talking about a potential obama assassination in hanover on friday. take a listen. >> my two political heroes were martin luther king and bobby kennedy. my senior semi semester they wee both shot and killed. imagine what would have happened if god forbid barack obama had been assassinated after becoming a de facto nominee. what would have happened in america? >> the question is, why did he feel the need to go had? i understand the stretch, the impact of losing mean prominent, important leadership. it comes out really badly. this isn't a tweet. this is him speaking live and there's just no way to bring that up well. and i just can't imagine why he would introduce that to the conversation unnecessarily. why? >> his long-time communications, kate bettingfield has been doing a lot of r coverup for these gaffes. this one certainly a big one. here's what the communications director, kate bettingfield, took to social media and said look, this is a sleazy headline, talking about the turmoil of the late '60s. people deserve responsibility from their news outle

>> monday night, a gun rights debate from dartmouth college in hanover, new hampshire. we will hear from lawyers on both sides of the issue. here is a preview. >> then there is the obvious come a problem of drawing useful comparisons from the late 1700s or mid 1800s to today, especially with response to a rapidly changing technology like guns. trying to identify the lineal descendents of guns from the or when0s to today, you'll descendents of gun regulations, that is difficult to do. judges are not historians and guns don't have family trees. ar-15 away is an descendent of a musket? do you look at muzzle velocity? these are hard questions. i think in practice we will see the judges will answer them, and judge kavanaugh says this, by analogy. there's not necessarily anything wrong with that. it is to find relevant similarities between two things. but that puts a lot of weight on what judges see as relevant similarities. maybe their views look like yours but maybe they don't. maybe their intuitions are the same as yours, maybe they aren't. maybe they are protective of gun

announcer: tomorrow night on c-span, a gun rights debate from dartmouth college in hanover, new hampshire. we will hear from lawyers on both sides of the issue. here's a portion of the debate. it's always critical to put in context the language that people like to pull out in an effort to support the gun regulation side of things. handgunsalks about being the quintessential firearm and why they are the quintessential self-defense -- the court was saying that in the context of rejecting the argument, that there is no need for people to have handguns so long as they can possess long guns. what the court said was, no, this isn't a right so long as you have some type of arm that is good enough, in the state can pick one and then you get nothing else. they said even if you can have long guns you have a constitutional right to handguns because they are quintessential self-defense weapon that is commonly owned for the lawful purpose of self-defense. what you then have his jurisdictions that turn around and say, handguns are was protected so we don't have to worry about the rest of it. drill down

announcer: tomorrow night on c-span, a gun rights debate from dartmouth college in hanover, new hampshire. we will hear from lawyers on both sides of the issue. here's a portion of the debate. it's always critical to put in context the language that people like to pull out in an effort to support the gun regulation side of things. handgunsalks about being the quintessential firearm and why they are the quintessential self-defense -- the court was saying that in the context of rejecting the argument, that there is no need

tonight on c-span, a gun rights debate from dartmouth college in hanover, new hampshire. we'll hear from both sides. here's a portion of that debate. >> it's always critical to put in context the language people like to pull out in an effort to support the gun regulation side of things. when heller talked about handguns being the quintessential fire and the convince essential weapon in the constitution, the court was saying that in the context of rejecting the argument in that there's no need for people to have handguns so long as they can possess handguns. what the court said was no, this isn't a right so long as you've got some type of arm that's good enough and you can pick one and then you get nothing else, they said even if you have long guns you have a constitutional right to handguns because they're a quintessential self-defense weapon that's used for self-defense. you have jurisdictions that say heller said handguns are protected and we don't have to worry about the rest of it now. if you drill down on these definitions on what it is that constitute as so-called a

on gun rights from hanover, new hampshire tonight at 8:00 eastern. last week fbi director christopher wray talked about the mystic terrorism and white supremacy. this took place during a senate oversight hearing. >> welcome. i would like to ask you a question. do you know what group was responsible for more homicides 000 to 20 more than any other domestic extremist group? ir. wray: i am not sure but guess you are about to tell me. drubin: your testimony talked about homegrown violent extremism. idea dhs joining telogen bulletin in may of 2017 found that white supremacist extremism posed a persistent threat of legal violence. it said that white supremacist were responsible for more 2000-2016 than any other domestic extremist movement. several members of the committee joined me in writing a letter to you and attorney general barr expressing concern about what the fbi and department of justice are taking adequate measures to combat this violence and growing domestic terrorism threat. the turn white supremacist or whitethe turn white supremacistr white n