the n.r.a. is indorsements of pulling henson. we need to want to them this is about the suspect in china getting if we get stronger they can actually work and we grew up with you know a lot of stifling the why did you know it's not because of white the investment you know it's a bunch of and i'm going to go into too much difference maybe. it's the left wing anti gunners who literally point to australia using the mainstream media as the shining model as to why we need gun bans and gun confiscation. the n.r.a. is so troubled by israel use strict firearms laws that it's targeted the issue in videos like this. suggesting that a stranger's national firearms agreement is a failure and must be scrapped america we have and americans will not stand for a government any government trampling our rights. dixon says that by funding is social media campaign the n.r.a. could promote one nation without handing over any cash. we can get a million dollars fine us sort of woodstock. i don't even need the funding i

the head of the n.r.a. in the 1970's, maxwell rich, who endorsed gun control act, not all of its provisions, but he endorsed the act overall in at the n.r.a.'s signature publication, he devised a plan. he said, i wanted to retreat from political activity, move the enemies headquarters out of washington and move it to colorado springs, where we can focus on outdoor activities like hunting and recreational shooting. but this angered a group of dissident in the organization who thought guns were not only about hunting, but were also good for protection in an era of rising crime rates. this group of dissidents led a coup in the middle of the night. they went into the end wall membership meeting to orchestrate a well thought out carefully devised a plan to oust entire board and replace them with new dissident , hard-liners. when they recommitted to activity to make the second amendment the heart and soul of the n.r.a.. charleston heston was not the first to say, from my cold dead hands. ien researching gunfights

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very good but you know here's the thing about the n.r.a. the n.r.a. is not going to save your second amendment right even if it was being taken away because they're such a mess that's true they are there i'm told morris so just last week here's what happened so mr iran contra myself oliver north i know he got put in for him in charge of the n.r.a. he was it was an area president and i'm going to be shocked that that didn't go well so he was he's out so. he got into a battle with chief executive of the national rifle association long wayne la pierre is very well known in the circle of doing that so what oliver north alleged was that what's alleged is that north tried to extort la pierre in the stepping down by threatening to expose and release information about the n.r.a. his finances and apparently a story about sexual harassment of a staffer of though it wasn't by la pierre it was somebody it was a weird the weird for a guy who did iran contra it was a pretty bad blackmail. but so this comes after this all came on the heels of a joint investigation b

very good but you know here's the thing about the n.r.a. the n.r.a. is not going to save your second amendment right even if it was being taken away because they're such a mess that's true they are there in turmoil right so just last week here's what happened so mr iran contra myself oliver north i know he got put in for him in charge of the n.r.a. he was it was an area president and i'm going to be shocked that that didn't go well so he was he's out so. he got into a battle with chief executive of the national rifle association long wayne la pierre is very well known in the circle of doing that so what oliver north alleged was that what's alleged is that north tried to extort la pierre in the stepping down by threatening to expose and release information about the n.r.a. his finances and apparently a story about sexual harassment of a staffer of though it wasn't by la pierre it was somebody it was a weird to me it was weird for a guy who did iran contra it was a pretty bad blackmail. but so this comes after this all came on the heels of a joint inves

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top that off that's what the n.r.a. very well. and how to smear supporters of gun control by choosing them of exploiting a message of. still very insular as children of the book of job is. still below jack nice with me. just mike my die yes you. get. the growth of the bug. or. if this is a very nasty nasty i am on a very sad. industry news queensland coast synod to pauline hanson is addressing supporters of who conservative political party one nation. and i'll take action as that eat up i'm just there on and on and i'll just have you. with the federal election looming senator hansen is running her message to destroy your is in trouble. what i meant was. that this chair. i am and this country. pension is a senator leading a populist right wing party that bears the name. four years she's pushed a hard line and immigration policy might tell us that hands to you she's. a g.p.s. signal us want to change the hard way in this country thank one nation's chief of staff james ashby is one of senator henson's top infosys. he's an architect o

the n.r.a. fia's that his trade is lose mains by american politicians to follow suit it's the left wing anti gunners who literally point to australia using the mainstream media as the shining model as to why we need gun bans and gun confiscation raja's connections to the us gun lobby have led to one nation's in a circle. the party's chief of staff james ashby hopes gun lobby donations can lead one nation to electoral victory. it would be and you know. if we took two six you. are right in that today many. you a twenty you're on a lot of house and afterwards you don't know that's the bet of never. gets yeah. but roger mullet isn't who he claims to be is working undercover for me peter charlie. i'm a reporter from al-jazeera investigative unit we created gun registration as a front to infiltrate the pro-gun lobby and to understand how they operate by guys develop ya right i want to hear louisville and there are a conference thanks for listening so you say. over three years roger filmed with conceal

john dingell was on the n.r.a. board and he helped start it. all this does, we are not taking away due process, all we are saying is if someone has been convicted, convicted, that they would not have access to a gun. and if someone has been convicted of stalking, you know -- all say to all of you right. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. the house will be in order. mrs. dingell: you know what? not ed to -- you need to be -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. mrs. dingell: you know what -- the speaker pro tempore: the ouse will be in order. members are reminded to direct their remarks to the chair. without objection, the previous question is ordered. the question is on the motion to recommit. those in favor will say aye. those opposed, no. the noes have it. the motion is not adopted. the gentle [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] demrt hou

the n.r.a. was against that agreement signed in 2013. it was never ratified by congress. the n.r.a.vention is being held during a national debate over laws that allow concealed firearms to be carried on some college campuses. in our series "eye on america," nikki battiste visits the university of kansas, a school divided over this issue. >> this is a smith & wesson 40. >> reporter: is this loaded? >> no. >> reporter: but you have it on you while you're on campus. >> yeah, so i will put it here, and angle it up a little bit. >> reporter: you have to keep it concealed. >> yeah. >> when you see people with a vest, they're usually in a war zone. >> reporter: what looks like a college student and a professor gearing up for battle is really their preparation for class. >> okay, guys. how you guys doing? good, good, good. >> reporter: you can carry in ody classroom? >> yeah. ah reporter: university of kansas senior vistoria snitstar says she couldn't wait for her 21st birthday, the legal age to usrry on campus. so she took this concealed carry class to prepare. why do you want to be armed

and tie them again to because of her ties her friendship with the n.r.a. so it's all political it's a political crime just like you had in in under communism political crime doing this she will be you know one of scapegoating things will calm down or will there be an increased hunt for russian agents. there's blood in the water the sharks are circling after the end of that the big nothing of the more the probe they're desperately looking for something else this whole idea of hating russia you know thirty years after the end of communism it's just pure insanity history will not look kindly on our era daniel thanks for joining us on t.v. sitting down mcadams my guest he's the executive director of the rome pool institute thank you don. french journalists being grilled by intelligence service is a breach of national defense secrecy after they leaked sensitive data about weapons used in the war in yemen on the shoulder do pinsky explains. they appear to have exposed a government line but now three journalists all the ones being investigated they've been summon

one day after the speech to the n.r.a. and welcome to america's news headquarters from washington, i'm kristin fisher. leland: nice to be with you, nice to be with you at home. a little bit of news out of the n.r.a. speech, we'll get to that in a minute. the president is golfing with japanese prime minister shinzo abe at this hour. ellison barber live from the white house. it's so windy they had to hop in the motorcade rather than take marine one out there. >> and they will be later, if they could have happened on marine one. i don't know enough about golf to tell, but that. they were stet to play a game this morning and probably spent time talking about trade. the two leaders left the white house earlier today, this comes on the heels of the u.s. and china meeting for two days in d.c., trying to negotiate a bilateral trade deal in the oval office. the president said those talks are going well and suggested that an agreement could be signed when he visits japan in may. the u.s. wants japan to get rid of tariffs so they can

the n.r.a.fees that are strenuous lose mains by american politicians to follow suit it's the left wing anti gunners who literally point to australia using the mainstream media as the shining model as to why we need gun bans and gun confiscation raja's connections to the us gun lobby have led to one nation's in a circle. the party's chief of staff james ashby hopes gun lobby donations can lead one nation to electoral victory. it would be and you know. if we look to see if you do not know our record back to you many of. us twenty you're on a lot of house you know you don't know that it never. gets there i. wrote above. it isn't who he claims to be he's working undercover for me peter charlie. i'm a reporter from al-jazeera investigative unit we created gun registration as a front to infiltrate the pro-gun lobby and to understand how they operate a guy's right i want here louisville and there are i conference they soliciting so you say. over three years roger filmed with concealed cameras. can you

preparing for the primaries are calling for tougher gun laws donald trump just spoke yesterday at the n.r.a. convention the national rifle as you see ation and he made a very clear case there that he under his presidency he will always defend the right of gun ownership he said. that's a quote they want to take away your guns so you got of old full means so he made a very clear case there and we're seeing once again a very divided country here politically and especially when it comes to the question of gun ownership but events like these also make a growing momentum for those who are. the rights to own a gun here in the united states ok user over salat in washington thank you for that . sri lanka now where at least fifteen people including six children are dead after security forces raided a suspected islam.

the n.r.a. don't want to have the boyfriend loophole. their solution to gun violence is by arming women, selling more guns, even though we know this would make women less safe. nearly one million american women alive today have been shot or shot at by an intimate partner. they deserve better. i ask my colleagues to vote yes to re-authorize the violence against women act. for those we lost, for those who have survived, and for the safety of all americans. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. collins: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: mr. chairman, i yield one minute to the ntlewoman from virginia, ms. wexton. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. wexton: i thank the gentleman for yielding. as a former domestic violence prosecutor and advocate for abused women, i've seen firsthand the impact the violence against women act's legal protections and survivor support services. because of thi

as president trump was leaving the white house to deliver a speech to the n.r.a. annual meeting in indianapolis, he spoke to reporters on a wide range of topics including the mueller report findings and the 2020 presidential elections. this is about 10 minutes. pres. trump: i'm not allowed to comment on the new gdp numbers until about 10 or 15 minutes from now. so, i will not comment on them. the country is always doing very well in every respect. i mean, we're just doing well. we're knocking it out of the park, as they say. and we're very happy about that. we did not pay money for our great otto. there was no money paid. that was a fake news report that money was paid. i haven't paid money for any hostage. and i've gotten approximately, i think it's 20 or 21 out. we don't pay money for hostages. the otto case was a very unusual case. but i just want to let you know no money was paid for otto. reporter: mr. president, what did you tell don mcgahn about mueller? i never told don mcgahn to fire mueller. if i wanted to fire mueller, i would have done it myself. it's

i am thrilled to be here in indiana with the men and women of the n.r.a.reat american patriots. [cheers and applause] pres. trump: chris, wayne, oliver, i have been following oliver for a long time. great guy. three extraordinary champions for the second amendment. and i am a champion for the second amendment, and so are you. it is not going anywhere. it is under assault. it is under assault, but not when we are here. not even close. i also want to thank our tremendous vice president and indiana's native son, mike pence . he has done a fantastic job. [applause] pres. trump: we are grateful to be joined by a number of terrific leaders from the hoosier state. governor eric holcomb. where is eric? you can't miss eric, he is so big. [applause] pres. trump: thank you, eric. senator todd young, a terrific guy. [applause] pres. trump: thank you, todd. senator mike braun, what a job he is doing. [applause] pres. trump: and representative greg pence, a familiar name. thank you, greg. [applause] walorski jackie, thank , you. jim baird and jim banks, great representa

as president trump was leaving the white house to deliver a speech to the n.r.a.nnual meeting in indianapolis, he spoke to reporters on a wide range of topics including the mueller report findings and the 2020 presidential elections. this is about 10 minutes.

president donald trump just yesterday spoke to a convention of the n.r.a. the national rifle association where he said they want to take away your guns you've got to go out and vote so he himself sees himself as the person protecting the right of gun ownership in the united states and what we see again is a very divided nation on this issue all over solid following the story for us from washington thanks for that and will we bring you more details when we get them to sri lanka know where at least fifteen people including six children are dead after security forces raided a suspected islam as hideout in the eastern district of empower the country's been scrambling to crack down on extremists including a so-called exam islamic state after the bombings that killed more than two hundred fifty people on easter sunday she like as president has promised to search every household until all those with suspected links to the attacks are found. this time the victims suspected militants blew themselves up and special forces closed in. residence a distance lee populated

a former n.r.a. firearms instructor named steven will aford. the two men exchanged fire. willaford hit the shooter. the wounded shooter limped to his car and sped away. he was later found at the wheel of his crashed car, killed by a self-inflicted gunshot to the head. the attack killed 26 people ages 5 to 72. and wounded 20. the killer had been court marshaled in the air force for domestic violence. he had beaten his wife, cracked the scuffle his infant step-son. the air force failed to report his conviction to the f.b.i.'s crime information database. so parenthetically, we didn't need new laws, we just needed people to obey the laws that we had. the f.b.i. violated a law and this guy got his gun as a result. or the air force, rather, failed to obey the law and report this to the f.b.i.'s crime information database. he got a gun and did destruction. but horowitz sace the slaughter of unarmed christians in a church was a cowardly attack on one church. but what happened after the church shooting was part of a wider war by the political left against cristians and christianit

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the n.r.a.ees that are strenuous lose mains by american politicians to follow suit it's the left wing anti gunners who literally point to australia using the mainstream media as the shining model as to why we need gun bans and gun confiscation raja's connections to the us gun lobby have led to one nation's in a circle. the party's chief of staff james ashby hopes gun lobby donations can lead one nation to electoral victory. it would be and you know. if we took to see you in law you know how to get to them in. you a twenty you're on a lot of house and afterwards you don't know that. it gets yeah i. wrote the book. but roger isn't who he claims to be is working undercover for me peter charlie. i'm a reporter from al-jazeera is investigative unit we created gun registration as a front to infiltrate the pro-gun lobby and to understand how they operate a guy's yeah right i want to hear louisville and there are a conference they soliciting the season. over three years roger filmed with concealed camer

i think theanguage we heard on the sean hannity interview on thursday and the n.r.a. speech, attempted overthrow, coup, that is dangerous and inciteful language. i think without question, the president is try to scare, fire up his base and everything else leading to 2020. we've not heard language likeef thate. robert: we have not heard language like that. it's severe language, to say t leas and it puts democrats in a real arner and they have to make decision. do they move toward impeachmentr ot. that was the debate when you watched the presidential field, when you wched what was happening in congress. the majority of americans s they oppose calls for congress to launch impeachment proceedings against the president according to a poll on friday. currently 37% of americans favor starting the process, a slight dip over the past month, while 56% say they oppose t idea. that's about the same as a month ago. how does speaker pelosi, julie, look at that poll and the president's language andake a choice on impeachment? julie: i think the reason we've heard speaker pelosi talk

as president trump was leaving the white house to deliver a speech to the n.r.a.l meeting in indianapolis, he spoke to reporters on a wide range of topics including the mueller report findings and the 2020 presidential elections. this is about 10 minutes.

the n.r.a. don't want to have the boyfriend loophole. their solution to gun violence is by arming women, selling more guns, even though we know this would make women less safe. nearly one million american women alive today have been shot or shot at by an intimate partner. they deserve better. i ask my colleagues to vote yes to re-authorize the violence against women act. for those we lost, for those who have survived, and for the safety of all americans. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. collins: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: mr. chairman, i yield one minute to the ntlewoman from virginia, ms. wexton. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. wexton: i thank the gentleman for yielding. as a former domestic violence prosecutor and advocate for abused women, i've seen firsthand the impact the violence against women act's legal protections and survivor support services. because of thi

a new report citing confidential document claim that the n.r.a. . american development bank has big plans for venezuela but those plans require that the country make substantial changes to its leadership first arc is rachel love and has the details as the united states continues to increase sanctions on venezuela the inner american development bank is reportedly planning to give the country forty eight billion dollars in capital but only if president nicolas maduro is overthrown this plan was apparently referenced in a pair of confidential documents titled venezuela challenges and opportunities which outlined a four year plan to open the country's economy to foreign corporations. the report argues that by promising to pump billions of dollars in capital into the country the i.d.p. would be persuading foreign governments and businesses to support the push to overthrow. the people of venezuela battling massive power outages and struggling to gain access to basic resources in recent weeks members of the i.d.b. were reportedly set to discuss the proposa

on their town squares, on our town squares, we made our voices heard, in a campaign that removed 17 n.r.aendorsed incumbents from office. [applause] rep. swalwell: we did that. we did that. [applause] rep. swalwell: they reminded us that life itself means more than the bottom line of a gun gun and ammo manufacturer, or the cynical politicians they support and control. ago, hope died at parkland. but in a uniquely american way, owing to the courage and strength of children, hope was reborn at parkland. hope has been reborn here in america 20! brin=e in america to here in america too. that is why i started my campaign in parkland. i pledge to that community what i pledge here i will. make gun violence the top priority in my campaign! [cheers and applause] think the leaders who are here who will help us do that. [cheers and applause] rep. swalwell: and the students who are here with them. my wife, britney and i, have two children. nelson is a must to years old, cricket is about five months. my wife has a job she loves, and she excels at. easy for usa to wait for a better time to do this. eas

prison in the united states maria bettina pleaded guilty in december to conspiracy and infiltrating the n.r.a. gun lobby to influence republicans and conservative u.s. activists the judge also ordered bettina be deported back to russia after completing her jail term. on sunday spain will vote for its third parliament in less than five years no single party is expected to secure a majority but all eyes are on the rising far right candidates on both the left and the right to aging spaniards not to vote for the vox party which is aligned to the far right movement emerging across europe a final opinion poll in spain's outcries newspaper suggests the ruling socialist led by prime minister pedro sanchez will win the biggest share of votes with around one hundred twenty nine seats second is the conservative people's party which was ousted by a corruption scandal last year with seventy eight seats that would be its worst result ever see adonis a populist centrist party which is shifted to the right is projected to get forty six seats and the left wing populist party demos is on course for thirty five

prison in the united states maria bettina pleaded guilty in december to conspiracy and infiltrating the n.r.a gun lobby to influence republicans and conservative u.s. activists a judge also ordered between it be deported back to russia after completing a jail term. on sunday spain will vote for its third parliament in less than five years oh single party is expected to secure a majority but all eyes are firmly on the rising far right with many spaniards undecided it's thought there could be a surgeon support for the vox party which is aligned to the far right movement emerging across europe and that could make it the kingmaker for a right wing coalition. planes from seville. was. bursting on to the political scene vox and its leader santiago of our skull are spain's answer to a surge in far right populism elsewhere in europe often seen as mainstream media shy the party prefers to communicate with its supporters in person and online the major themes immigration and nationalism. who is santiago of us go asks this whatsapp campaign video his grandmother explains that as a child in his native bil

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one day after the speech to the n.r.a. to america's news headquarters from washington, i'm kristin fisher. leland: nice to be with you, nice to be with you at home. a little bit of news out of the n.r.a. speech, we'll get to that in a minute. the president is golfing with japanese prime minister shinzo abe at this hour. ellison barber live from the white house. it's so windy they had to hop in the motorcade rather than take marine one out

john dingell was on the n.r.a. board and he helped start it. all this does, we are not taking away due process, all we are saying is if someone has been convicted, convicted, that they would not have access to a gun. and if someone has been convicted of stalking, you know -- all say to all of you right. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. the house will be in order. mrs. dingell: you know what? not ed to -- you need to be -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. mrs. dingell: you know what -- the speaker pro tempore: the ouse will be in order. members are reminded to direct their remarks to the chair. without objection, the previous question is ordered. the question is on the motion to recommit. those in favor will say aye. those opposed, no. the noes have it. the motion is not adopted. the gentlewoman from new york. ms stefanik: i request a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is requested. those favoring a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded

debbie dingell of michigan warned supporters not to be bullied by the n.r.a., as opponents jeered. >>re not taking away due process.it aloes is say, if someone has been convicted, convicted at an intpartner, that they would not have access to a gun. and,f someone has been convicted of stalking-- ( yelling ) you know what? you can't shout down a. >> will be in order. >> woodruff: the legistion now goes to the senate. the house gave final approval today to ending u.s. involvement in the five-year war in yemen. it already pasd the senate, but not by enough to override a promised veto by president trump. the u.s. supports a saudi-led coalition in yemen, fighting rebels aligned with ir thousands have been killed, and millions are fing starvation. in new zealand, police announced today that the accused gunman in the christchuch mass shootings will face 50 murder counts. the 28-year-old australian is also being chargedith 39 counts of attempted murder. the attacks last month targeted worshippers at two mosques. australia's parliament has voted to send social media executives to jail, if thei