you saw joe machin's -- joe manchin's reaction. >> i did. but that is no way to legislate. the idea is we have to do something. no, that is not how you legislate. we have a 10-year ban on exactly what feinstein and others are demanding. we had it in place for the mid 1990's for a decade. the study commissioned by the department of justice showed it had no effect. that is the issue. >> it was not studied -- >> it said it had no significant effect. >> what the study said there was no causal relationship shown one way or the other between an assault weapons ban, one way or the other. >> that means it had no effect. it is no way to legislate. let me say this. we have the constitutional right to petition our government. to petition our government. that is what they are doing, petitioning their government. no way to legislate? >> you do not deny that -- >> no, i am not arguing that. of course you have the right to petition, to demonstrate. when you are looking at actual legislation -- >> i want to say something here. you are suggesting that you look tears, thathin's that somehow

the proposal put forth on background checks by senators joe machin and pat toomey.if you could gate vote, how would you vote? >> guest: right now. i'm undecided on the proposal. if i had to vote today i would vote no. when in doubt i wouldn't change the law bout knowing the full implication of it. my first thought on this gun control measure is this, this is a bedrock principle of lib tip. let's take the time to go through the legislative process and make sure we have the bugs worked out. you know, for example, the harry reid version of the bill, which the amendment you described would be put in, it had the page and a half definition on what a transaction is for a gun purchase. there's a lot of details that go in to that. i've been told, for example, if someone were to violate the hunting law, they kill a zero -- deer out of season or something. they down in a situation where by selling a gun they could be responsible for criminal charges. we need to be thoughtful about the process. obviously we're heart broken by incidents in connecticut and colorado and elsewhere.

they are not catering to folks in my situation are the average joe, that cater to those who finance the political machined those are the people who get the laws written for them and the tax code written for them, and all the policies written for them. it is making it harder for somebody like me to start a small business or whatever, to try to make it to the top. unless the american people open their eyes and do something about this two-party system that we have, i think we are lost. nancy in florida, democrats line. caller: >> i think it is pure entertainment, these purple -- these people work together in very stressful situations and that they want to go out and celebrate that relationship, one of the concerns i have is that in the constitution that says there is no law to prohibit the free exercise of the press. there is nothing in the constitution that says the press has to be impartial, so if they want to have one news media that favors the right and one that favors the left, it doesn't make sense that they are allowed to exist. it does not say there has to be equality. the website give some story of

joe arpaio, that's hard to believe. >> i'm running for my sixth four-year term. >> reporter: arpaio has been a publicity machine on immigrationisoner rights, gun control, you name it. this man has found his way into the national conversation. >> guns killing kids? that didn't happen when i grew up. >> reporter: and now he's got an angle on school safety. t nra makes a call for guns in school. are you doing the nra'sed by bidding? >> i don't copy other people. they copy me. >> reporter: arpaio's idea, arm citizens enlisted in his 3,000 member sheriff's posse patrolling the mostly rural schools of maricopa county. >> a gang of guys without proper supervision endangering the community rather than protecting it. >> maybe they're watching too many cowboy movies, but the concept is the same. instead of going after horse thieves, we go after car thieves. >> chamber open. magazine inserted. safety is on. squeeze it ready. you don't want a hole in your roof. >> this one of 500 he's certified to carry a weapon. it's not glamorous. >> this is pretty much as it goes all day long. it's pretty random and sometimes pretty monotonous. >> 38-

joe biden certainly made noises about the possibility of running for president in 2016. does he have the same sort of money advantage? perhaps if he plugged into president obama's own fund-raising machinet that's for democrats i think to sort out. >> none of the other potential democratic candidates has anything like this. not joe biden yet. not andrew cuomo. not martin o'malley. do they all have to wait for hillary clinton to make a decision? >> i think they do have to wait, but i also agree with amy that i think it's possible for other candidates besides hillary clinton to raise a lot of money. like you said, nobody expected then-senator obama to raise that much and we just don't know exit is so early, you don't know what is going to happen in a year. anything is possible. >> at cpac, citizens united, was sure to remind everyone how they could attack her if she ran, playing this. >> she is steeped in controversy, steeped in sleaze. that's why they don't want us to look at her record. >> i think it's worth remembering, after her health care fiasco, the clinton team pushed her aside. >> certainly you have to ask whether or not she has learned a lot from that experience. >> i mean, amy

machine and make away with cash. >>> a manhunt is on the way for two escaped prisoners. the u.s. reacts as it tries to convince north korea not to start nuclear capabilities. >>> hillary and joe on the stump. >>> one of the coolest golf carts around. it's a hovercraft. good morning. right now, police are on the hunt for two dangerous inmate who is escaped from an east texas jail. authorities are using helicopters and search dogs to find them. tucker was awaiting trial for capital murder charges and king indicted on an arrest. they made their get away squeezing through a recreation guard. so far, police have only found their uniforms and footprints behind the jail. >>> elsewhere in texas, police are investigating a person of interest in the decies of two kaufman county prosecutors. mike mclelland was found shot to death. according to "the los angeles times," police turned their attention to a local official who threatened both victims after losing his job in a corruption scandal. >>> overseas where south korean officials say 800 citizens trapped are allowed to return home after pyongyang closed access to an industrial park. on tuesday, john kerry announced he will travel to se

by this time next year, it will be you and joe biden trying to find tollner for the copy machine.our reelection campaign has begun. i bet it is hard getting back in campaign mode. do you know who is writing it? will i. am. he is writing down words that rhyme with debt ceiling. the heritage foundation projected that joke would get a standing ovation. trust them. i have confidence in you. you still have the first lady and is still the joe biden. what can i say about joe biden that has not already been said incorrectly by joe biden? as vicee having biden president is taking your blue- collar dad to a restaurant here he is more comfortable at the olive garden, he mispronounces the sauces and you are tempted to lean over to the waiter and said, i am sorry about him. he is from scranton if the president and joe biden were not invited to the royal wedding. when joe biden found out he said to the president, you, me, ii.ing crashers i will put us at two amtrak tickets to london. the vice president loves trains. he loves trains. it must've been hard for the president to tell joe biden cut h

machine. >> we just went back to that republican whirl of the past. i've got to get out of here. joining me you no in this republican world, joek, that's for being here tonight c. get back to reality. why is it bringing out ugliness in the right? >> well, because they are just unenlightened. most enlightened societies throughout history become more tolerant. i mean, we know that. people went from the dark ages to an enlightened age and they became tolerant of change that is inevitable. but the real reason -- and people will ask -- well, why do they have such a large mega phone? a lot of it has to do with the elimination of the fairness doctrine that was in place from 1949 to, i think, the reagan administration and deregulating the ownership of radio stations and other media outlets and so if you end up disagreeing, wanting to present the opposite side, the reality is, you don't have access. >> right. >> and that, in essence, becomes problem beg propaganda. and that's what we're dealing with. >> the opposite of tolerance and growth. dana, when you look at the fact that today -- today, congressman steve stockman sent out a tweet

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machine. the injury that i had, my leg was completely numb from the knee down during that injury. >> brian: joein the break, the pain was unbelievable. i thought maybe you go into shock or something. but you felt that pain? what feelings did you have that came back? >> the pain is instant and excruciating, but then all of a sudden from the knee down, my leg is completely numb. and i'm aware of all the people around me. as a matter of fact, i turned to our trainer and i said, the first thing i said was, call my mom and dad. tell them i'm okay. and joe gibson came up and knelt down next to me and joe was trying to make the moment a little light. he said, joe, for six years, we've been together. joe, you've been such an important part of this football team of the joe, this is a heck of a mess you left me in. we both chuckled. they put me on a stretcher and took me off. i actually had them stop the gurney because harry was considering retiring and i said, i understand you're thinking about retiring and he said yeah, i am. i said, don't you retire, 'cause i'm coming back. he said that will be the ca

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