the nation media group is one of the biggest media groups in the country.ly tell you which is... but there are so many reports from human rights organisations. so you categorically say that the government is not harassing journalists? that they can cover opposition protests and opposition gatherings, and so on and so forth? i can tell you that the institution which is harassing us the most is the opposition. they lie through their teeth. i was just in a function over the weekend, and if you look at the reports that they made about me, you know, a few days back, if you look at those reports, all the papers reported it differently, because they were all lying of what exactly took place, and unfortunately, that is the situation in which we find ourselves. very many of ourjournalists are not properly trained. a lot of the journalists and editors are in the pockets of different types of cartels, and that extends to a lot of society, unfortunately. when you talk about corruption, we do have corruption in the media. we do have corruption in ourjustice system. we d

so we also talked to the managing editor of the nation media group who told us that this is something that has been building up days before this symbolic swearing in of. some editors of the media stations walk called by very senior government officials and basically given a dressing down they were instructed not to provide any live coverage of that event failure to reach they're going to get licenses are going to be withdrawn or they're going to be switched off like we've seen and nick. caught the high court ordered for resumption of this service is the resumption of transmission basically and teale petition that was filed by a human rights activist is hard and determined in the next two weeks and but i've been watching our screens and these channels are not back on what is in the meantime what is the opposition leader really big and so about all this. well reloading held a press conference earlier and he was accompanied by the opposition leaders and basically said he said that what is happening now is that government is rolling back on all the democratic gains that have been made in

so we also talked to the managing editor of the nation media group who told us that this is something that has been building up days before this. airing in. some. of the media stations while called by very senior government officials and basically given a dressing down they were instructed not to provide any live coverage of that event fadia to reach them. their licenses are going to be withdrawn or they're going to be switched off like we've seen and nick. caught the high court ordered for resumption of this service is the resumption of transmission basically and teale a petition that was filed by a human rights activist is hard and determined in the next two weeks at but i've been watching our screens and these channels are not back on at least five previously unreported most graves have been uncovered in min well according to the associated press news agency the un special rapporteur has called for a fact finding mission to be given access to the sites when contacted by al-jazeera the government to claim to comment on the latest reports of mass graves more than six hundred ninety t

media. osborne received a group e—mail in robinson's name saying, "there's a nation within a nation forming of the uk. it's a nation built on hatred, on violence and on islam." detectives believe material like this had had a powerful effect on osborne. the people around him described it as having a major impact on him, brainwashing him, and as a result we believe that was, if you like, part of the main driver for why he carried out this attack. but tommy robinson accepts no responsibility. you don't think that there's a chance that somehow the way you were talking about that was inflaming hatred and driving people like darren osborne to violence? no, not at all. zero chance. on saturday, june 17th, darren osborne decided to act and went to hire a large box van. and that evening he was recorded in a pub in cardiff, writing a hate—filled note later found by police in the van. it caught my attention when he shouted... callum spence was in the pub that night and remembers what osborne said to him. terrorists are all bad, you know, i want to kill terrorists and muslims. i'm going to take things

media. they're joined by groups that include fight for the future, demand progress, the center for media justice, color of change, common cause the national hispanic media coalition of public knowledge, and many others. out there across the country there organizing right now as an effort that will bring millions of voices into the offices of every senator, every house member in our country. this is not limited to the halls of congress. were seeing a groundswell of activity of the state local level. governors all around have issued executive orders promoting net neutrality. state legislators of more than half of the united states are considering net neutrality legislation. seventy-six mayors signed a letter opposing net neutrality repeal. twenty-three state attorneys file to reinstate the rules. we plan to stand by them. throughout this entire battle. we cannot let net neutrality be another example of congress disregarding public opinion and putting toner interests first. that neutrality is our 21st century right and we will fight to protect it. 83% of all americans want to protect net neutrality. that's pretty much every millennial. for m

they deflected blame on russia by accusing democrats and the media of dividing the nation. >> there are two groupshat created chaos more than the russians and that's the democrats and the mainstream media who continue to push this lie on the american people for more than a year, and quite frankly, americans should be outraged by that. >> reporter: and the president is expected to arrive back here at the white house very soon, this after a day of demonstrations outside the white house pushing for beggun reform. he spent time according to sources getting input from friends and family. the white house says he supports efforts to improve the federal background check system, now, wolf, we have to wait and see what concrete steps the white house takes next to address the issue. >> pamela brown at the white house for us. thank you. >>> also tonight, as president trump lashes out at his predecessor, there's new reaction from russia that's dismissive of the special counsel's investigation. let's go to our senior international correspondent, frederik pleitgen joining us live from moscow. fred, what are you

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media. there is another group called national school walkout planning a similar protest on april 20, the anniversary of the columbine shooting. >>> a vigil was held saturday in tracy for a young woman who was left to die on a rural roadway outside of the city of livermore, family and friends gathered to say goodbye to lizette cuesta. she was found suffering from stab wounds on tesla road. she didn't live long enough to name her killers. her friends and family say that she had a heart of gold. >> we are still devastated. we are getting out of the shock right now as we are starting to think about what we are going to do next. we just need healing time. >> investigators to say that cuesta said her coworkers daniel gross and his fiancie stabbed her in an exclusive jailhouse interview with ktvu gross said he acted in self- defense and snapped after cuesta elbowed him. they are both facing murder charges. >>> the north bay fire relief fund is wrapping up after distributing millions of dollars and helping thousands of fire survivors, $32 million has been distributed to 6500 people. more than 41,000 people

media. another group, national school walkout is planning a similar protest on april 20, the anniversary of> leigh martinez, thank you. >>> there was a second fire just before 1:30 am today at a condominium complex that caught fire over the weekend. the fire at eastgate lane reignited from sunday morning fire. the fire department also posted helmet camera video that we will share with you in a moment. you can see the crews fighting that fire and they had it under control by 1:50 this morning. nobody was injured but more than a dozen people had been forced for their homes after the original fire which started after a pot was left unattended on a kitchen stove. >>> the potential for disasters is huge. do not leave something unattended. if you have to walk away turn it off and don't keep anything combustible anywhere near the stove top. >> the 19-year-old who left the oil on the stove went door to door to wake up his neighbors when he realized what happened. five units were damaged but everyone escapes safely. one firefighter hurt his knee in the fire. last night fire crews in san leandro were

media. osborne received a group e—mail in robinson's name saying "there's a nation within a nation forming beneaths a nation built on hatred, on violence and on islam." detectives believe material like this had had a powerful effect on osborne. the people around him described it as having a major impact on him, brainwashing him, and as a result we believe that was, if you like, part of the main driver for why he carried out this attack. but tommy robinson accepts no responsibility. you don't think that there's a chance that somehow the way you were talking about that was inflaming hatred and driving people like darren osborne to violence? no, no. zero chance. on saturday, june 17th, darren osborne decided to act and went to hire a large box van. and that evening he was recorded in a pub in cardiff, writing a hate—filled note later found by police in the van. it caught my attention when he shouted... callum spence was in the pub that night and remembers what osborne said to him. terrorists are all bad, you know, i want to kill terrorists and muslims. i'm going to take things into my own hands. the

media. osborne received a group e—mail in robinson's name saying, "there's a nation within a nation formingthe uk. it's a nation built on hatred, on violence and on islam." detectives believe material like this had had a powerful effect on osborne. the people around him described it as having a major impact on him, brainwashing him, and as a result we believe that was, if you like, part of the main driver for why he carried out this attack. but tommy robinson accepts no responsibility. you don't think that there's a chance that somehow the way you were talking about that was inflaming hatred and driving people like darren osborne to violence? no, not at all. zero chance. on saturday, june 17th, darren osborne decided to act and went to hire a large box van. and that evening he was recorded in a pub in cardiff, writing a hate—filled note later found by police in the van. it caught my attention when he shouted... callum spence was in the pub that night and remembers what osborne said to him. terrorists are all bad, you know, i want to kill terrorists and muslims. i'm going to take things into

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having watched the national rifle association and other gun lobbying groups after the newtown massacre. this is a different debate, you're seeing activism out there and using social media, really taking on the nra and trying to urge boycotts of companies that are doing business with the nra and offer deals to nra members. this is really unique. this is showing that this situation is certainly rising to the forefront of voters and activists' attention. and so, you know, politically i think that's what you're seeing, not just the white house, but members of congress including republicans are all looking at how is this -- you know, how is this factoring into their own political futures. >> all right, jeremy peters and kate ackley, thanks for the conversation, i appreciate it. >>> coming up next, more on the gun debate. in the modern world, it pays to switch things up. you can switch and save time. [cars honking] [car accelerating] you can switch and save worry. gun debate. you can switch and save hassle. [vacuuming sound] and when you switch to esurance, you can save time, worry, hassle and yup, money. in fact, drivers who switched from geico to esurance saved hundreds. s

group the national rifle association several companies have announced they will no longer offer discounts to n.r.a. members this amid increasing pressure from a newly strengthened anti gun movement. a social media movement is driving change in the u.s. the hashtag boycotts and calls on businesses to end their relationships but the gun lobby and firms are listening rental car companies including hats and i say that ending that discount programs with n.r.a. members. u.s. airline delta has also ceased its an array discounts. and the first national bank one of the largest private banks in the u.s. has said it will stop making n.r.a. branded credit cards the reaction from customers is mixed it shows just how deep the divide here is. for these firms cutting ties to the n.r.a. it's largely a symbolic decision. driven by youth lead protests following last week's deadly school shooting in florida. state governor rick scott was also moved to call for tighter gun laws i want to make it virtually impossible for anyone who has mental issues to use a gun we will require all individuals purchasing firearms to be twenty one or older those pushing for change say that's not enough this tweet is from cameron cask

national rifle association grows many u.s. companies are cutting ties with the gun lobby now in the wake of the florida school shooting take a look at the social media company taking on the powerful group. and the curtain closes on the frenzy and film festival a surprise appearance from hollywood to veteran actor bill murray picks up the best director award for the friend request anderson for the big prize goes to remaining a director as you know continue to take home the golden bear for controversial film touch screen on the water all the buzz is about. time you just can money thank you for joining us the u.n. security council has voted to approve a resolution demanding a thirty day humanitarian cease fire in syria now russia agreed to back the deal at the very last minute on condition that there be no specific ation of when the truce could start the cease fire is aimed at. allowing desperately needed aid to reach civilians in eastern guta more than five hundred people have been killed in the rebel held area near damascus in the past week. the bombs have been raining down on eastern ghouta for an entire week. as smoke and ash filled the sky over this rebel held district near damascus

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national level. but i give credit. i think movement is lower. elements of the tax bill that have lowered taxes for people who are in this group, the small business group, things like the pass-through, mediareciation, there have been very helpful. a lot of the burdens, some call it the national level. of also the inconsistency .he red tape that has occurred it from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, varying not just by state, but city, village, town. i have thousands of people that help me deal with this. if you are a small business, you don't have thousands of people. it all comes out at a time to invest in your business. and what goldman sachs did, it was a big concern. mr. blankfein: that's right. just like the time you spend, you want to have a simplified tax. he spend more hours on tax building than you do on your business. but in filling out the forms. goes on, things get more complex, layered, and if we lucky, somebody comes along and cuts through the wax buildup. david: there could be different reasons for higher interest rates. of have access to a lot information. as you look at it right now, is it more because of anticipation of growth which is a, which would be a good thing. as oppo

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political system in part by making social media groups and communicating with americans. the white house national is clear russia meddled in the election. at a security conference in munich, mcmaster said in part that he is surprised he made a joke saying he's surprised there were any russian cyber experts available based on how most of them have been undermining our democracies in the west. he went on to say that with the fbi indictment, the evidence is essentially no longer something that can be disputed. others at the white house are focusing on the fact that according to the indictment this all began in 2014. >> listening before donald trump announced for president, this was going on. also it points out clearly that in this process, there was no collusion. >> house minority leader pelosi released a statement that pushes back on that idea. she says the indictment shows that the russia investigation is not a hoax, as the president has said on a number of occasions and that when you also factor in previous indictments of former trump campaign officials, flynn, manafort, papadopoulos that it show

nationals for 2016 electionfo modeling. the president writes, "how funny that the fake news media doesn't want to say the russian group was formed in 2014, long before my run for president. maybe they knew i was going to run even though i did not know." robert mueller's indictment clearly lays out that this russia attempt to influence the election that started in 2014, under obama's watch. and he was warned.d. he did nothing to stop it. in fact, by the way, go back to 2012, during a presidential debate. remember barack obama mocking mitt romney for saying russia still posed a very serious foreign policy threat. mitt romney was right. obama was wrong. the media ignored all key facts in the mueller indictment. you corrupt people in the media need to listen closely, very closely to what the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein said while announcing the charges on friday. pay very close attention. you may actually learn something. >> there is no allegation in this indictment that any american was a knowing participant in this illegal activity. there is no allegation in the indictment that the charged content altered the outcome of

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nation by calling up someone. >> the social media accounts of the suspect we pulled up reflect that. on instagram, nikolas cruz followed several gun groups, showed pictures of himself brandishing knives and guns and even followed some middle eastern resistant groups. recently posted a picture of a bull's-eye riddled with bullets with a caption that says "group therapy. you should try it." reports that nikolas cruz and his brother were adopted and were troubled kids. a family member told the south florida sun sentinel that cruz was upset over the death of his adopted mother in november but he also had a history of emotional problems. >> shannon: that can be an event for anybody that just shatters your life. trace, thank you very much. more coverage of today's horrific shooting in florida but we also want to give you an update on some of the other stories we are keeping an eye on. president trump denouncing domestic violence today. house investigators announced they will be looking into how former white house aide rob porter was able to work under an interim security clearance despite multiple allegations of domestic abuse. veterans affair

groups that engage in tsa such as the national center for transgender equality provide critical perspective that can inform training that tsa provides to its officers. tsa has also expanded its social media presence, providing a mechanism for rapid response to passengers with questions or complaints about this screening process. while i commend tsa for its efforts, i believe more can and must be done. too many passengers are still left feeling frustrated and singled out by tsa procedures. transgender pass efrngers are subjected to an enormous amount of alarms that is unable to screen them effectively. individuals with certain disabilities or medical conditions experience regular delays, and racial and religious minorities are left wondering whether they're random selection for additional screening was truly random. as a national soerorganization representing transgender americans put in a march 2017 letter to tsa, engagement that is limited to educating the public and addressing the personnel side of the screening experience fails to address the privacy, civil rights and civil liberties issues inherent in current screening technology. my main question for tsa today is whether it can move

gets from rights groups the media and his political opponents and several new sean we are celebrating decades more than three decades there with being used to define what we are as a nation which is a democratic society a republican government where there is a lot about the man but the problem with that he's after that's all we all the web . deter to wish the protesters well calling the anniversary a time for unity in the name of democracy but unlike his predecessors he wasn't there to deliver his message or hear how polarized his policies have made these filipinos feel and. former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has addressed and a thousand supporters at a rally in milan ahead of next weekend's elections he's hoping his party forza italia can win enough to form a right wing coalition government and even though he's banned from holding public office but discone will play a pivotal role in the makeup of the next government suddenly gave reports. this is not an operation of elections past but the return of the great survivor of italian politics despite the scandals the humiliating political defeats and a conviction for tax fraud anyone who gambled on never seeing

gets from rights groups the media and his political opponents and several new show on the we are celebrating decades more than three decades after being used to define what we are a nation which is a democratic society are republican government where there is a rule or law that the man the problem with that status after that's all we all went home. do turtoni wish the protesters well calling the anniversary a time for unity in the name of democracy but unlike his predecessors he wasn't there to deliver his message or hear how polarized his policies have made these filipinos feel and are chappelle. several thousand people have rallied in central moscow in honor of the slain opposition leader boris nemtsov demonstrations are being held all over the country ahead of the third anniversary of his death himself was a vocal critic of president vladimir putin and was shot on a moscow bridge overlooking the kremlin and twenty fifty. former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has addressed around one thousand supporters at a rally in milan ahead of next weekend's elections he's hoping his party can win enough to form a right wing coalition government and even though he's ban

groups the media and his political opponents and several new show on the. we are celebrating decades more than three decades there could be news to define what we are a nation which is a democratic society. are republican government where there is a rule of law not the man the problem with he's after that's all we all would. deter to wish the protesters well calling the anniversary a time for unity in the name of democracy but unlike his predecessors he wasn't there to deliver his message or hear how polarized his policies have made these filipinos feel and are chapelle al-jazeera. australia has a new deputy prime minister after weeks of mounting pressure falls barnaby joyce to quit he's been replaced by veterans affairs minister michael mccall mack the conservative joyce campaigned on family values and came under fire when it was revealed he'd had an extramarital affair with his press secretary he also faces a sexual harassment complaint caribou melhem has the latest from sydney. well the government is now hoping that it can move on from the toxicity and the sniping back and forth between the two parties who make up the governing coalition you've got to re

, the great people of the national rifle association, the group's leader is speaking out for the first time since the shooting and blames everyone from the fbi to the news media. and confusion in crisis. serious new questions about the moments after the first shots at parkland, florida as we learn officers there were responding to a 20-minute taped delay. president trump is going all in right now on guns in a series of tweets in a statement on his plans for changing america's gun laws. first he went on a multi-tweet rant over his idea of arming teachers. quote, i never said give teachers guns, he tweeted. then said he wants to explore, quote, giving concealed guns to gun-adept teachers with military or special training experience. he also said, and i'm quoting once again, those highly trained teachers would also serve as a deterrent to a potential sicko shooter who might attack a school. the president then laid out his three meeting objectives, quote, i will be strongly pushing comprehensive background checks with an emphasis on mental health, raise the age to 21 and end the sale of bump stocks. congress is in the mood to finally do something on this issue, i

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conservative media, which has pushed back with character assassination against grieving children and their parents. and yesterday we announced national action network and other civil rights groups are supporting and going to be a part of the march 24th march on this. joining me now is lucy mcbeth, whose unarmed son jordan davis was shot and killed by a florida motorist in 2012, and david hogg, a survivor of last week's shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. let me start with this, david. i've been involved for many years fighting around many cases of violence, both civilian and police, and one of the things that you and lucy have in common is survivors. i think people don't understand the human toll that families and survivors go through. this is real life. you are not an activist, you are now, but you didn't wake up one morning like i did, i want to be a civil rights leader. this is near and dear to you. you could have lost your life, and you lost the lives of your friends. explain to people how that feels, the pain and anxiety you're going through. >> there's really no way to describe the pain and anxiety that i've gone through, which is is pre

from rights groups the media and his political opponents and several new show on the we are celebrating decades more than three decades after with it being used to define what we are a nation which is a democratic society are republican government where there is a rule of law not the man but a problem with that pays off and so we all went home. do turned to wish the protesters well calling the anniversary a time for unity in the name of democracy but unlike his predecessors he wasn't there to deliver his message or hear how polarized his policies have made these filipinos feel the anger chapelle al-jazeera. puts a rico has suffered another setback to its recovery efforts with most of the island losing power after an explosion at a substation on sunday the u.s. territory is struggling to rebuild after hurrican maria in september and now college students are being forced to move to the mainland to finish school christensen and he has more now from new york. nineteen year old crystal medina prefers the weather back home but says she's thankful to be here despite the cold attending new york university going to school in puerto rico has been difficult since hurricane maria a lo

media we have, the more group think that's being promoted. what do you think about that? >> i think that americans need to be educated why the founders of our nation gave us the 2nd amendment in the first place, and they gave us the 2nd amendment not to do duck hunting and not to do deer hunting and to protect our houses. they explicitly said they want us to have arms to protect ourselves against abuse of government. mark: what you said is factually historically true, and yet it's crazy to the left and to the media. >> that is absolutely right. but even another question about the gun control in terms of reducing the crime, you have to keep in mind that guns are inanimate objects. one can put a gun right here and it can be there for a century and it's not going to do anything. now, the people who are arguing for gun control as a way to reduce these slaughter that we see in the united states, they're kind of saying it with cars, if 30 people are killed each day by drunk drivers in our country, so what do you want to do? you want to have car control? or turns out that rifles kill roughly -- rifles and shotguns are used to kill about 550 people each y

been recaptured of the group's hands south african media reporting that president jacob zuma has been ordered to resign within forty eight hours the ruling party the african national congress is. holding a news conference right now amc president so around the poser is understood to have met zuma in person to a form informed him of the party's decision let's listen in to that press conference. just to. let me create a little fuel. i may be able to give you don't think. that was for some. british relief here i was thinking. this is the speed limit on the children of congress or for holding them especially the regional very much and others are going to forty three. hundred or the triumphal seventy cents or something and try to. maintain what's called interest rate under the current situation. as it pertains to what is issued on the president. coverage equips alone . that is the causal phish shows we have been targeting but that is it is a good blow for more fish shows on very good mr president zuma. and this occasion and that being informed by the committed men took a school system to the interest of equality. and dangers of the city. and the determination to handle

nationals, they were working together. with a troll farm located in st. petersburg, russia trying to influence the election. they did this by, quote, posing as u.s. persons and operated social media pages and groups designed to attract u.s. audiences and staged political rallies while pretending to be american political activists and paid americans in the u.s. to attack certain candidates. this operation had a budget of $1 million a month and included russians operating inside this country just like in 2009. this case again, the russians got caught red handed and as we have been explaining, there were no americans, including anybody from the trump campaign that were knowingly involved and the efforts did not impact the election results. here's what the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein said earlier today. >> there is no allegation in this indictment that any american was a knowing participate in this illegal activity. there is no allegation in the indictment that the charge conduct altered the outcome of the 2016 election. >> sean: all you people who paid no tension to vladimir putin, take a listen. >> the russians recruited and paid americans to engage in political activities, promote polit

media we have, the more group think that's being promoted. what do you think about that? >> i think that americans need to be educated why the founders of our nationnd amendment in the first place, and they gave us the 2nd amendment not to do duck hunting and not to do deer hunting and to protect our houses. they explicitly said they want us to have arms to protect ourselves against abuse of government. mark: what you said is factually historically true, and yet it's crazy to the left and to the media. >> that is absolutely right. but even another question about the gun control in terms of reducing the crime, you have to keep in mind that guns are inanimate objects. one can put a gun right here and it can be there for a century and it's not going to do anything. now, the people who are arguing for gun control as a way to reduce these slaughter that we see in the united states, they're kind of saying it with cars, if 30 people are killed each day by drunk drivers in our country, so what do you want to do? you want to have car control? or turns out that rifles kill roughly -- rifles and shotguns are used to kill about 550 people each year, according

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nationals, they were working together. with a troll farm located in st. petersburg, russia trying to influence the election. they did this by, quote, posing as u.s. persons and operated social media pages and groupsesigned to attract u.s. audiences and staged political rallies while pretending to be american political activists and paid americans in the u.s. to attack certain candidates. this operation had a budget of $1 million a month and included russians operating inside this country just like in 2009. this case again, the russians got caught red handed and as we have been explaining, there were no americans, including anybody from the trump campaign that were knowingly involved and the efforts did not impact the election results. here's what the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein said earlier today. >> there is no allegation in this indictment that any american was a knowing participate in this illegal activity. there is no allegation in the indictment that the charge conduct altered the outcome of the 2016 election. >> sean: all you people who paid no tension to vladimir putin, take a listen. >> the russians recruited and paid americans to engage in political activities, promote politic

group. the nra leaders attacked the media and democrats claiming the fallout from last week's florida high school massacre was being politicized. that will and corporate partnerships with the nra will include first nationalk of omaha, enterprise car rentals, and wyndham hotels. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. we are going to stay on the subject of gun control. it was five years ago that 20 young children and six adults elementary were murdered, and it is tragic how many times since and there have been mass shootings in the united states. welcome the governor at the time, dan malloy joins us from washington. it is great to have you come up i wish it was under different circumstances. in the aftermath of the tragic the worst effort to control laws passed in your state of connecticut, you limited the number of bullets and you added weapons to be banned, but did make a difference? is connected safer today? gov. malloy: it is substantially safer, and connecticut has seen the largest drop in violent crime of any 50 states in the nation. there is a reality and connection between guns and death. cl

bring in our sunday group to discuss the push to respond to another mass murder and whether this time will be any >> chris murphy, nancy pelosi and more cheered on the national mediaall out for even more government control. >> many in legacy media love mass shootings. [applause] >> you guys love it. chris: nra officials wayne lapierre and dana loesch going a media and now time for sunday group. gop strategists karl rove, reporter jonathan swan, former democratic congressman dona edwards and kimerly strassel of the wall street journal. kim, you didn't go nearly as far as nra folks but you wrote a pretty tough column. i want to put some of it up. age limits and gun restrictions aren't an answer, they are a side show, do you agree with what we just heard from andrew pollack, that that's not the focus and it has to be on keeping schools safe, hardening them like airports? >> i think we are having problem after this because we are finally talking about the things that actually really matter and they are one protecting vulnerable communities. it is no accident that these shooters go to places that are gun-free zones because they know they'll be the only bad person with

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group and because of our technical problems, they are across town at another studio. howard kurtz, host of media buzz and author of the new book, media madness. - - jonathan swan, national political reporter asked rios and fox news correspondent, julia turner. guys, i miss you. people disagree obviously, they are about the substance of the house republican memo. what it shows or what it doesn't show. to a certain degree, haven't the president and republicans already succeeded to the degree they have raised doubts about the fbi playing politics and to that extent, have they undermine the credibility of the special counsel investigation? >> there's no question about that. we saw some polling, we did polling overnight on friday which showed the support for the fbi by republican voters has plummeted significantly in the space of a year. donald trump can move public opinion particularly among the republican voting block like no one else. you saw what he did to the nfl. this no question that the view of the fbi is changing. and that there's been a general muddying of the waters among the electorate. it's not just conservative media. we are seeing it in the mainstream media as