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john barrasso, steve danes of wyoming and montana, no, knee-jerk reactions, gun laws are not the solution. contrast that with rick scott and pat toomey. rick scott, we must not allow people who threatening to harm thems th themselves or others to have guns. it's the republicans divided, mostly on geography. >> and by senators versus governors. governor doocy introduced the s.t.o.p. order. he's pushing for it again. governor mike dewine this week of ohio stepped forward with a s.t.o.p. order. there are lots of governors -- >> large-state governors. >> swing state governors. >> that's right. >> and they understand that -- i think robert just referenced suburban mothers. it's suburban dads and grandparents and everybody in the country wants people who are obviously not right in the head not to have guns. >> okay. bob costa just said the trump re-election team is well aware of their suburban problem. what does the president think? does he think combatting the nra is going to hurt his base, or does sitting with the nra hurt suburban voters? what does he care about more? >> i think he thinks he

come on in, senator john barrasso, republican from wyoming, whose committee okay'ed that bill. sir, this is a financial program, as you know. and we figure that infrastructure, a program of that size, is stimulus for the economy. so you tell us, if you can, sir, when do the dollars hit the economy? >> we have now gotten it through the committee, 21-0. it's now going to the senate floor because fixing our roads and our bridges and our highways to me is our number one priority for infrastructure in america. it's the money, it's also getting things done quicker and better and faster and smarter by doing it through regulatory relief. you know sometimes it takes so long to get regulations and to get the permits, get the regulations out of the way, get the permits done. president trump with his one federal decision plan makes that move faster and we're putting that into the law. stuart: so when does the dollars hit the economy? when does the stimulus arrive? are you going to get it done today or tomorrow? can you do that? >> well, we're going to get it through the senate. that's the