saying _ others you know, notjust an hra saying that — others you know, notjust an hra saying that thisow many people have been tested on the balance _ many people have been tested on the balance of— many people have been tested on the balance of risk to proceed. i think it is leading — balance of risk to proceed. i think it is leading to questions, really, because — it is leading to questions, really, because blood clots, if you look at any sample — because blood clots, if you look at any sample size, the focus seems to be on _ any sample size, the focus seems to be on the _ any sample size, the focus seems to be on the oxford vaccine. it's not to diminish — be on the oxford vaccine. it's not to diminish all the concerns, clearly— to diminish all the concerns, clearly there is some concern there but series— clearly there is some concern there but series of events i don't think there _ but series of events i don't think there is— but series of events i don't think there is much good faith in terms of how the _ there is much good faith in terms of how the eu — there is much good faith in

then when you look at new mexico, it is square and it had a little tail on it added hra later, and theni'm getting there. >> okay. >> this is the sadness about it. here, this is the sadness about it. here you had a man that was able to speak to a whole range of people across -- if it's a big expanse now, if you think about there were war battles that went on after the war officially ended and there were battles in the new mexico territory, and the new mexico territory is not where it is now, and it's kind of a joke but it's not. texas and new mexico have a lot of overlap, and so there's this weird an tipathy between two states, and why did they become states in 1912, and there's a reason and it's not necessarily that -- they didn't want to join the nation. yeah. >> okay. michelle, i really appreciate you sharing some of your knowledge and your deep understanding of history, and we look forward to learning more a lot more in tonight's special. thank you for joining us. be sure and tune in to the all new episode of "lincoln: divided we stand." >>> you have to look at this volcano in icela

this water i'm proud that the house passed the background checks hra 80 also. the.he charlotte, a new poll. both of those bills have been over it i just. hope and pray that there is some sensibility between republicans and democrats. do something about this. it but the only industrialized country in the world as the. rubble, the mystics. it just doesn't. up. >> it really is tragic now. background me argue we have there not an impediment to a firearm. it's just, you know, some formalities, not. so why are back on track still such a big problem today. i know some people say that this infringes their first or sorry. the second amendment rights to you know, own firearms but a background check and just prevents those who are on able to or should not own a firearm to prevent them from able able on thinking that law enforcement community across the country. >> it's called for. have to let patients your national organizations or this is this is a constitutional it and i think it's really the congress, the shame, shame on anyone that what it would give their public because w

>> well, my bill hra would expand background checks to all gun sales and most transfers. have to get a background check to make sure that they are not a criminal or they are not dangerously mentally ill. we know this works. just where background checks apply today, by federal law that is all licensed firearm dealers, there are 160 felons every day that are stopped from buying a gun because of the background check. there are 50 domestic abusers that are stopped every day from buying a gun because of the background check. the problem is they can be denied purchase in the gun store, then they can walk out the door and go to a computer store, go online and find an individual seller who is selling the same firearm and still obtain it. that's what we're trying to address. my legislation has had bipartisan support from day number one. i have bipartisan co-authors, it will be brought up for a vote tomorrow on the floor and there will be republicans who vote for it. the problem, as you point out, gets real hairy once you get over to the senate where the support isn't quite as broa