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in fact, 10 of the 17 deadliest mass shootings since newtown have involved ar-15s, a gun once praised by the pentagon for its exceptional lethality. federal lawmakers have essentially given up trying to act on guns. most on the right refusing to even really discuss it. so with no realistic hope for national action, can the shift be effectively made to the states. tennessee governor bill lee, whose wife's best friend cindy peak was among those killed on monday admitted something needs to be done, but the word gun never came up. >> we can all agree on one thing, that every human life has great value. and we will act to prevent this from happening again. there's a clear desire in all of us whether we agree on the action steps or not that we must work to find ways to protect against evil. >> i want to bring in nbc ease lindsey reiser in nashville. jonathan lemire is "politico's" white house bureau chief, host of way too early and an msnbc political analyst. john dell poll pay is director of polling at the harvard kennedy institute of politics jonathan, i don't know if it was out of frustr

i was one of the first reporters on the ground in newtown. i've covered a lot of these shootings. i try to stop. look at the picture and in my head silently send the wish for whoever suffering to be at least have an alleviation or reduction in that suffering, and that is a training that science shows is successful that you can train your brain to or compassion instead of overwhelmed and fear and rage. and how do you want to act? because we should take action. this isn't about thoughts and prayers. but do you want your action to come out of a place of rage or fear, resignation or out of a desire to help? that's beautiful? thank you all very much for all those perspectives. stick around everyone when we come back. have you noticed that people seem to be really uncomfortable with being uncomfortable? whether the argument is about d e i and the workplace or who speaks at a school commencement on a college campus or what movie plays in classroom. we don't know how to tolerate discomfort. we're gonna discuss that next. when you're the leader, disaster cleanup and restorationn. how do yo

we've seen this go back to newtown and to today you see these weapons tend to show up where we have mass casualty events. the people that are killed it is minorities, it is groups of faith, children in their schools, it just is a bizarre sacrifice we've chosen to make to have this one weapon so everyone can have it as a quick access. there's no reason for it. >> i want to follow up on something clint said. before today 56 children from newborn to 11 have died so far this year in 2023. it's not even april in mass shootings. tragically, we can add three to those numbers, so they rise to 59. i'm not sure if you saw this, here's what dr. jill biden, the first lady, had to say to your community today. >> we just learned about another shooting in tennessee, a school shooting, and i am truly without words. our children deserve better. and we stand all of us, we stand with nashville in prayer. >> senator, i know that's not the solution, but i think that is where a lot of people who are doing the work as well to change our policies and to change the people who hold elected office, where a lot of

kaylea titford, from newtown, was 16 and suffered from spina bifida.ather, who was found guilty of gross negligence manslaughter, was sentenced to seven and a half years. the teenager's mother, sarah lloyd—jones, who admitted the same charge, was jailed for six years. a spokeswoman for the duke and duchess of sussex has confirmed that the couple have been asked to vacate their residence at frogmore cottage on the windsor castle estate. our royal correspondent sarah campbell is with me. doesn't do it because there have been repeated warnings about the state of the railway network, in greece and so tonight, amid all the mourning, there is deep, deep anger. nick, thank you. tell me more. �* , ., , ~ nick, thank you. tell me more. a ., , ~ ., tell me more. as we no the duke and duchess of — tell me more. as we no the duke and duchess of sussex _ tell me more. as we no the duke and duchess of sussex live _ tell me more. as we no the duke and duchess of sussex live in _ duchess of sussex live in california, but when they are back in the uk, they stay in frog

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i was there when president obama reacted in tears to the killing of 20 small children in newtown ander when he got really angry when the congress failed to pass the background check bill. it seems like even if the slaughter of 20 children isn't going to move the congress to act it's unclear what will move them to act. gun control advocates i've talked to over the last year or so i supported what happened in congress last year with the modest changes. they hailed it and pushed for it. but they all know as does everybody on capitol hill what was done was minuscule response to what is a real ongoing tragedy again and again. so i -- you know, they might take a couple of small steps again, although this year in an election year is unlikely but there is nothing that indicates that something like an assault weapons ban or a true universal background check bill is anywhere going to happen any time soon. >> only a matter of time before the country's next mass shooting. michael, let's turn to the events play out if israel. the prime minister at least for now has paused its effort for judicial

anywhere in the world, a little over ten years since a young man with an assault rifle killed 26 kids in newtown. most of them first graders. one of them was dylan hockley. in the aftermath of the tragedy dylan's mom nicole summoned the strength to become a leading voice. on the issue of gun violence. she heads up sandy hook promise. a nonprofit that's dedicated in trying to prevent violence in schools. at homes and in communities in the most prabt call ways. they reached more than 18 million people with violence prevention programs more than 23,000 schools and youth organizations nationwide, they have reached tons and tons of people trying to find again practical solutions to stop this epidemic. after the shooting in nashville today, nicole hockley said this online, she said, quote, we have the solutions yet we mostly don't use them, why, because too many people love guns more than children and fight against solid measures, praying for the families. pissed off at cowards and profiteers. ms. hockley it's nice to see you. i'm sorry it's under terrible circumstances. thank you. >> thank you, rache

. >> you know, after newtown, sandy hook, frank, we all thought there would be change.. we can't even sdur to get that right. we stillÑi don't have red flag laws in all of our states and flag laws are, they're not going adequately enforced, so incremental change is where we're at. in the e1meantime, train law enforcement to secure ourok schools. figliuzzi,q thank you o much. we're going to continue the shooting at covenantlp school,e seven people have been killed, three adults, three children and the shooter. we're going to continue to spea with robqq demico, jimq kavanau ken Ñidilanian, and jim vance, r breaking news coverage will continue after this break. [ spray, spray ] astepro and go. the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com (vo) right now is the best time to roll into verizon and switch. (seth) i got this incredible ip

to briefly go back to when i covered congress and when brendan worked for speaker boehner when the newtownok elementary school happened and 20 first graders were killed with an ar-15-style weapon. and even then when there was a ton of moral outrage and it seemed like it should be political will, no one could get any sort of major legislation across the finish line. and that was sort of the moment in my head for my reporting, i said this is going to be an issue that is almost always intractable in congress, and that's just what we're seeing now. >> and ashley, is it the money from the nra? because they've lost a lot of clout in the last couple of years. is it the gun manufacturers? what is driving this? the voter's in a completely different place. >> the voters are. what's driving this is -- and the nra has lost a ton of clout. what's driving this is what brendan said, which is among the republican base -- i would just urge everyone, "the washington post" has this incredible series out this week on the ar-15 is and how it has become an american icon, incredibly divisive, but also incredibly

defend assault weapons after the massacres at columbine, after parkland florida, after sandy hook in newtown, after santa fe texas, they're now going to keep america's children safe, by banning handmaid's tale, 1984. >> representative raskin to take us off the air tonight, with some rousing and important rhetoric. and on that note, i wish you goodnight, mehdi hassan in for stephanie ruhle, from all of our colleagues across the networks thank you for staying up, late so you at the end of tomorrow. >> good evening from washington, i'm michael steele in for chris hayes. that so-called law and order republican party is once again siding with lawless insurrectionists mob. today, republican speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy, met with the mother of ashley babbitt, the january six insurrectionists who was killed by capitol police after she tried to break through a doorway leading to the house chamber. and it was clear that mccarthy didn't want to talk about it. >> mister speaker, why are you -- ashley babbitt? what do you plan to talk to her? [inaudible] >> she just asked for a meeting. is that a

newtown, san bernardino, las vegas, parkland, uvalde, and beyond. "washington post" spells out the specific cities. each year when this -- these mass shootings took place with ar-15's and the number of people who were killed. i'm going willdchendorainicapóss into the the recorded. las vegas nevada, 2017, an ar-15 weapon was used, 60 people were killed. orlando holace, florida, an m-16 rifle, newtown, connecticut, sandy hook elementary school, 2012, the shooter had an ar-15. is the shooter killed 27 people, including those beautiful little children. southernland springs, texas, another ar-15, 25 people killed, uvalde, texas, another military assault rifle, 21 people killed. parkland, florida, 2018. another ar-15 killing 17 people. san person dino, -- san bernardino, california, an ar-15 killed 18 people. aurora, california, another 20 people killed, pittsburgh, ar-15 killed 11. boulder, colorado, 2021, an ar-15 killed ten. buffalo, an ar-15 killed ten it they -- they cut it off at ten for mass shootings. in highland park, an ar-15, seven killed, doze

defend assault weapons after the massacres at columbine, after parkland, florida, after sandy hook and newtowning to keep america's children safe by banning the handmaid's tale in 1984. >> representative raskin to take us off the air tonight with some rousing and important rhetoric. and on that note, i wish you a good night. i'm in for stephanie ruhle, maybe her son, thank you for staying up late. see you at the end of tomorrow. thank you for joining us, we have a lot to get to this evening. in manhattan the grand jury hearing the hush money probe, that grand jury didn't meet on that matter today. the new york times reports that prosecutors leading that clay's or seen entering the building where the grand jury meets, suggesting that some activity may have taken place, there's no indication that an indictment has been handed up today. we're expecting the grand jury to pick up the hearing again next w.

years since a young man with an assault rifle killed 26 people at sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut. most of them just look at, most of the little first graders. one of them was -- and the aftermath of the sandy hook tragedy, dylan's mom, nicole, summon the strength to become a leading voice on the issue of gun violence. she heads of sandy hook promise, which is a nonprofit dedicated to trying to prevent violence in schools, and then homes and communities, in the most practical. ways they've reached over 80 million people with violence prevention programs. more than 23,000 schools and youth organizations nationwide, they reach tons and tons of people, trying, again, to find practical solutions to stop this epidemic. after the shooting in natural today, nicole hockley said this online. she said, quote, we have the solutions, yet we mostly don't use. them? why because too many people love guns more than children and fight against all measures. praying for the family, pistol off at cowards and profiteers. joining us now is nikole hockley, she's cofounder and ceo of sandy h

parents a lot of young people who do not want this to be there, norm and what's really sad is that when newtown happened, i think a lot of people thought that would be the last straw. when you know 20 kids were killed in a school and now i think it on capitol hill. it's been amazing to see so many lawmakers simply just saying there's nothing we can do, but really what they're saying is that they don't want to talk about guns at all. they don't mind talking about other things, but not the gun. part of it, which is, i think just the reality that we are in right now. alright guys. thank you very, very much. just ahead. i'll ask the white house press secretary karine jean pierre about efforts to curb gun violence here in the united states, also ahead in manhattan grand jury probing former president trump is now set to take a break for most of next month. double check that pretty good. yes not crying. are youou taking that? what was that? that no, don't worry about that. here we go. question can greatly impact your future qualified to do this. what specially when it comes to your finances. do you ha

so if you just look back since 2012 since the new the year of the newtown shooting about two thirds of the air fifteens that are on the market. now we have been made since then. so it's only been within the last decade. so these were unusual weapons, you know, not too long ago, and now they're commonplace, and in fact, it's the best selling rifle in america. and what i thought was so interesting from your reporting one of the things it was designed for the military as we know, in fact, the gunmakers saw it as quote. overkill for home use. they didn't think that it would be as popular as it is now, because who would need it for home use if you're a civilian, right? that's exactly right. um you know they were suspicious of it, um, at their trade shows, they kept it at the back. they were was behind barricades and only law enforcement were allowed back there. you know some of the air makers in the early days and talk about you know, being being flipped off by an nra members. i mean, they were not welcome at these events, and that's changed right. so after the band the o'sullivan span ende

seems like forever ago and then not so long ago and then i cannot believe it has been 10 years since newtown. and here we are. nothing is happened. nothing seems to change. except we keep getting more shooting shootings and more students and innocent people just continue to die. children children, so we are tracking, obviously what we saw what happened overnight developments in the natural school shooting. there is new video new dispatch sound. new information about the minutes leading up to the murders of three children and three staff members inside their school. what you're about to see is disturbing surveillance video that shows the shooter identified as a 28, year old former student arriving at covenant school, which is a small private christian elementary school. the shooter had a handgun in two assault style weapons blasting through the entryway glass doors that was at 10 10 am, and then climbing through. that was just one minute. later okay. the shooter roamed the hallways, eventually taking six innocent lives. the 1st 911 call came in at 10, 13 and 14. minutes later , the shooter wa

according to the gun violence archive that includes you, volley, parkland, buffalo, las vegas and newtown, connecticut. outfront now, dr lillian lee out, pediatric trauma surgeon in texas who treated patients from the shooting. and you've ali were 19 elementary school students and two teachers were killed. and dr leo, i appreciate your time tonight. um, obviously, it's unfortunate to have to even be speaking to you about this topic. but here we are, unfortunately again, and many people are hearing about r fifteens again and the injuries from these are 15 is the reason these days rampages are so deadly is because of how deadly these weapons are compared to other guns. we have an animation doctor that i want to show you that the washington post put together it shows the trajectory of a 2 23 caliber sized round fired from an a r 15. and the bullet enters the body and then burst into the chest cavity. can you just explain for our viewers what this rifle actually does to the human body? sure um, you know, these, um high velocity firearm injuries such as the ar 15 that you're showing creates de

manslaughter in the first televised court hearing in wales , kayla telford was found dead at her home in newtownn 2020 after suffering from an infection caused by extreme obesity at the time of her death. she weighed nearly 23 stone and she had a bmi of 17. her mother admitted the charge and was jailed for six years. her father who pled not guilty was sentenced seven years and six months . the prime minister six months. the prime minister says we must wait for the results of the official inquiry before judging the government's handung before judging the government's handling of the covid pandemic. it comes after the telegraph claimed former health secretary hancock rejected advice from the chief medical officer to test all residents before allowing them to enter a care home. a spokesperson for mr. says thousands of his whatsapp messages have been stolen and doctored to create false story. families across the country will look at this and the sight of politicians writing books portraying themselves as heroes or selectively leaking messages will be insulting, ghoulish spectacle for them . at the h

and he was there in newtown. when the kids nobody came, and he describes standing in the gowns ready for people to come, and that was years ago. and i never ever when i wrote those words down after i after i talked to him and put it down in the essay, i never in a million years. thought that i'd be getting that page. you know, saying that this is not a drill, you know, go down. this is a mass casualty event. it's a school shooting, and then i never even dreamed that we wouldn't even have a chance to act. it was just a remarkable situation. well dr j. willens thank you. for all you do you and, uh, thank you for describing it in those terms for us. and for our viewers. it's really powerful. thanks for your time tonight. yeah. thanks thanks for having thanks for having me on and thanks for elevating this because it's just so excruciatingly important. so thank you all for talking about it, agreed. i want to bring in my panel now, mo let me start with you that's haunting. it's haunting to think about them all standing

las vegas, rob elementary and you, baldy, newtown, and on and on and on. these are all our 15 style, at least weapons that they use, washington post and ipsos poll asked 400 people why they own an ar 15 l a. um and they said the largest percentage site itself defense. as you just mentioned protection type for second place was target shooting and recreation, tied for third, the second amendment and hunting from your conversations with these gun does that track because you said they come up with these elaborate situations that but does that poltrack to you? the people who spoke to talked about the black lives matter. protests in 2020. they've been watching a lot of right wing media, and they were afraid that mobs of people were coming to where they lived out in small town america or in the suburbs to do them harm. but that never happened. never seem to erase that fear. and even after we finished our interviews, they would text me these anonymous anonymous messages that were completely like unverifiable. threatening to come attack people out in the middle of

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defend assault weapons after the massacres at columbine, after parkland, florida, after sandy hook in newtown, connecticut, after uvalde, after santa fe, texas, they are now going to keep america's children safe by banning the "hand made's -- "handmaid's tail." we can do better for children in america. the chair: the gentleman from virginia reserves. the in just a moment north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. chair. i yield time to mr. lawler for the purposes of a colloquy such time as he may consume. mr. lawler: thank you, madam chir. i appreciate the opportunity to address a technical issue i have on the bill. first let me say i have been a strong supporter of the parents bill of rights. believe this bill gives parents much needed certainty that they will have transparency in their child's education. simply put, this bill guarantees all parents a voice in the decisions that affect their children and a seat at the table. it makes clear that you do not relinquish your rights as a parent simply by sending your child to a public school. among the bills' main components, parents

look at connecticut after newtown, they passed expansive -- the supreme court never overturned it. but you love tennessee. you just love it. i mean, for you too. it's just heartbreaking for everybody. you see where tennessee has gone the patz couple of years. it's a race to the bottom on all of this. >> yeah, i know, like john, i know exactly where that church is, where that little school is as well. it's devastating. we know people worried about their kids or who had friends of kids at the school, and tragically the three 9-year-olds and three other adults, including the head of school were killed there, the head of the school. so, you know, i think jon's point is a good one about this generation talking to his kids. if you look even at the polling, republican young people, among kids, they go, we got to do something better than we're doing right now. they have lived it. we're on the other side of the glass. we were fortunate enough to grow up where i never thought about getting shot at school. fire drill is the worst we did. this is very real for every kid in america. this next g

manslaughter in the first televised court hearing in wales , kayla telford was found dead at her home in newtown in 2020 after suffering from an infection caused by extreme obesity . at the time of her obesity. at the time of her death, she weighed nearly 23 stone. she had a bmi of 70. her mother admitted charge and was jailed for six years. her father, who pled not guilty, was sentenced seven years and six months. the prime minister says we must wait for the results . we must wait for the results. the official inquiry before judging the government's handung judging the government's handling of the covid pandemic. it comes , the telegraph claimed it comes, the telegraph claimed former secretary matt hancock reject . advice from the chief reject. advice from the chief medical officer to test over before allowing them to enter care home. a spokesperson for mr. hancock says thousands of his whatsapp messages have been stolen doctored to create a false story . the greek transport false story. the greek transport minister has resigned after two trains collided killing least 38 people. many of them li

manslaughter in the first televised court hearing in wales , kayla telford was found dead at her home in newtown in 2020 after suffering from an infection caused by extreme obesity . at the time of her obesity. at the time of her death, she weighed nearly 23 stone. she had a bmi of 70. her mother admitted charge and was jailed for six years. her father, who pled not guilty, was sentenced seven years and six months. the prime minister says we must wait for the results . we must wait for the results. the official inquiry before judging the government's handung judging the government's handling of the covid pandemic. it comes , the telegraph claimed it comes, the telegraph claimed former secretary matt hancock reject . advice from the chief reject. advice from the chief medical officer to test over before allowing them to enter care home. a spokesperson for mr. hancock says thousands of his whatsapp messages have been stolen doctored to create a false story . the greek transport false story. the greek transport minister has resigned after two trains collided killing least 38 people. many of them li

more than 13.7 million have been manufactured by gun makers since the newtown massacre in late 2012 withales generating $11 billion in revenue, according to a washington post analysis. at least two thirds of these guns have been made in the past decade in this country. asking gun owners to call in and why you own a firearm. david in eureka, california. what do you own and why do you own it? caller: i own handguns, rifles and shotguns. and the guns are not the issue. people want the mass shootings to stop they need to look at the government. they are caused by the fbi. they had a program -- host: you think mass shootings are caused by the fbi? caller: yes, the federal government. they are forced by targeted individuals. they used to have a program -- host: we believe that there. bill lee in texas. billy in -- billy in texas. caller: i have one firearm. i am speechless. i have a gun with six bullets. if you need one with more to protect you or your family, you need to call the calvary. you have people comparing box cutters to ar-15's. i don't understand that. i have 12 grandkids. i have si

defend assault weapons after the massacres at columbine, after parkland, florida, after sandy hook in newtown, connecticut, after uvalde, after santa fe, texas, they are now going to keep america's children safe by banning the "hand made's -- "handmaid's tail." we can do better for children in america. the chair: the gentleman from virginia reserves. the in just a moment north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. chair. i yield time to mr. lawler for the purposes of a colloquy such time as he may consume. mr. lawler: thank you, madam chir. i appreciate the opportunity to address a technical issue i have on the bill. first let me say i have been a strong supporter of the parents bill of rights. believe this bill gives parents much needed certainty that they will have transparency in their child's education. simply put, this bill guarantees all parents a voice in the decisions that affect their children and a seat at the table. it makes clear that you do not relinquish your rights as a parent simply by sending your child to a public school. among the bills' main components, parents

kaylea titford, from newtown, was 16 and 22 stone when she died at the family home in october 2020.hing television. equally, i do not accept sarah lloyd jones and throw the blame onto her husband. it was too much what her to do on her own, that i do accept. but it was her duty to ask for help and to accept it, from the agencies which over the yoshi sometimes ignored or turned away. when she had a telephone appointment with permanent children's hospital, she did not say help was needed. she was positively offered help in august 2020 by contact from a young person specialist, and later contact from a young people specialist, and later contact from the youth intervention service. she did not take up any of these offers. when kaylea's non—attendance at school was queried after schools opened in september 2020, she made various excuses for not sending kaylea back, without disclosing what was really happening. ifind it is impossible to say one parent was more to blame than the other. they were both equally responsible and they were both equally culpable. mr equally responsible and they we

kayla telford was found dead at her home in newtown in thousand and 20 after suffering from an infectionher death, she weighed nearly 23 stone and she had a bmi of 70. her mother , the charge and was her mother, the charge and was jailed for six years. her father pled not guilty, was sentenced to seven years and six months . to seven years and six months. rishi sunak says. we wait for the results of the official inquiry before judging the government's handling of the covid pandemic. it comes after the telegraph both claimed former health secretary matt hancock rejected advice . the hancock rejected advice. the chief medical officer to test all residents before allowing them to enter a care home. a spokesperson for, mr. hancock, says thousands of whatsapp messages have been stolen and doctored to create a false story and the greek minister has resigned . two trains collided at resigned. two trains collided at least 36 people and injuring more than 85. the intercity was carrying over 300 passengers when it hit a freight train near the city of larissa , a the city of larissa, a stationmaste

unlike in years past, from uvalde to newtown, i haven't been able to hug my own kids yet since the tragedy in nashville. but those parents in nashville and in so many schools across this country will never be able to hug their babies again. we should be outraged. outraged. three 9-year-old children were ripped apart from their families by an assault-style weapon in their school. in the place we send them to learn. to grow. to be safe and to feel safe. what's more outrageous than three 9-year-olds being slaughtered by an assault-style weapon in their school? it's the 13th school shooting this year. this year. in 2023. it's the 13th school shooting this year. it would be gut wrenching and awful if it were 13 school shootings in 13 years. it's the 13th school shooting this year. thank goodness for the courage, the bravery, of the nashville police department and the first responders who kept this tragedy from impact manager families. but it should have never happened in the first place. so what are we doing? what are we doing here, stop this? to protect our kids? i heard one of my colleagues f