(vo)the nra and gun control advocates square off on gun trafficking. t a bone to pick with that? >>about 10 feet in front of me is a guy laying in the street. he's been shot in the head. whoever shot him was riding a bicycle then ditched his bike right here. no one know exactly where he is, who he is. the only thing that's clear is that this guy is in the street dead. >>members of congress, his excellency, the president of mexico. (vo)as the death toll in the drug war rises, president felipe calderon has put pressure on the united states to help. >>there is one issue where mexico needs your cooperation and that is stopping the flow of assault weapons and other deadly arms across the border. controversial new regulation for gun dealers operating in u.s. border states. >>mexico can count on the united states as a full partner in this effort. (vo)the new regulation strongly opposed by the gun lobby, requires that the over 7,000 gun shops along the border report multiple sales of assault rifles and shotguns to the atf. that does not make me a bad person. it's just basic business. t r

to nra members. and are really energizing the vote for rick santorum. it's not something that i would take lightly. >> debbie dingell, you know of which you speak. you have what is known as a mixed marriage when it comes to the nra. thank you. >> that is true. >> good to see you. and up next, what happens if romney loses michigan and still ahead, the anti-american backlash in afghan, this is "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. [ rosa ] i'm rosa and i quit smoking with chantix. when the doctor told me that i could smoke for the first week... i'm like...yeah, ok... little did i know that one week later i wasn't smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about

there has to be a way. >> it's interesting how powerful the nra is in washington.epublicans but with democrats from the south. take a look. how hard is it for a moderate democrat from arkansas or georgia to vote for gun legislation, it's difficult for that person from a culture standpoint. it's difficult, republicans and democrats are coward on this. it's because they have not stood up to the nra. >> you are one of the few standing up for this, we thank you for joining the program. i'm sorry we have to cut it off there. we will pay close attention to your work in the brady campaign and thank you for joining us. it will be time for postscript, next on "now." >>> hi, coming up next on "andrea mitchell reports" mitt romney accuses rick santorum of trying hijack the michigan primary with democratic votes, wait until you hear about what we have uncovered about one of romney's past primary votes. new questions about the u.s. combat mission in afghanistan in the wake of the anti-american violence there. we will see you in less than 15 minutes. here's to more saturdays in

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what really struck me more than anything in the past few days was the nra which has come out not only very strongly for senator santorum, but some of the strongest message and that i have ever seen the nra do anti- romney. if he is the candidate, the message is not going to be something that they want to live with. tavis: democrats are being asked to go consider voting against gov. romney in the michigan primary. i can see that both ways. >> i absolutely agree with you. i am somebody that believes that democrats should nominate democrats and republicans should nominate republicans. i think we would change the presidential nominating system. you see what happens when the national media focuses on issues that matters to your state. everyone knows i have had this position for a long time. i do not think that iowa and new hampshire are reflective of the diversity of this country. i think we should be talking about the midwest, the west, the south, other areas so we can not get the issues that make a difference. what is going to happen to morrow will be interesting. >> michigan awards prop

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and to millie and all of her good work at the nra as a lifetime member of the nra i so appreciate herfforts there, protecting our second amendment rights. thank you, millie. she's not just a mama grizzly, but a mama grizzly who's probably packing, so didn't mess with millie. truly, i thank you so much and i am honored to get to be here. the last time i was in d.c. my family and i were here cruising on harley-davidsons with rolling thunder which is the rally, the rally to honor america's finest, our united states military, our veterans of war. [ applause ] nothing says america louder or prouder than chopped harley hogs driven by our heroes, those vets. now, when we were here last, my husband todd he was able to drive one of those 400,000 machines that day. he traded in the bike though for a snow machine this week. he's back home gearing up for his 2,000 mile race across alzheime alaska, the iron dog, so he couldn't be here. but bristow and willow are here with me today. i'm glad they're with us. you know why rolling thunder chose washington for their rally? they wanted to make their en

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. >> the nra is one of the most powerful lobbies in washington.e should do something which your report confirms, the odds of us being able to do something is not high. >> reporter: the nra opposes the bill because it had many serious flaws. but wouldn't comment about online gun sales. in the past, the nra has fought background checks for any private sales. but victims say until the law is changed, more innocent people will die. >> all they care about is profit. profit over lives. and it's wrong. [ tom ] we invented the turbine business right here in schenectady. without the stuff that we make here, you wouldn't be able to walk in your house and flip on your lights. [ brad ] at ge we build turbines that power the world. they go into power plants which take some form of energy, harness it, and turn it into more efficient electricity. [ ron ] when i was a kid i wanted to work with my hands, that was my thing. i really enjoy building turbines. it's nice to know that what you're building is gonna do something for the world. when people think of ge, the

. >> the nra is one of the most powerful lobbies in washington.d do something which your report confirms, the odds of us being able to do something is not high. >> reporter: the nra opposes the bill because it had many serious flaws. but wouldn't comment about online gun sales. in the past, the nra has fought background checks for any private sales. but victims say until the law is changed, more innocent people will die. >> all they care about is profit. profit over lives. and it's wrong. ♪ it' s nice to be here ♪ ♪ ♪ it's nice to see you... [ male announcer ] this is your moment. this is zales, the diamond store. take an extra 10 percent off storewide now through sunday. the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and we've been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be. ♪ because your moment is now. let nothing stand in your way. learn more at keller.edu. without the stuff that we make here, you wouldn't be able to walk in your house and flip on your ligh

you are producing these ads along with the nra, why don't you tell us about them? is the deal. i have been elected to a post. i'm a member of the board with the nra along with ollie north and some other honorable people. our message this year is get out and vote. we had 18-year-old youngsters that were complaining for years and years that they were mature individuals, they should have the right to vote. so now, couple years back, we gave them the right to vote and i notice that when i go by the polling booths, i don't see any of them out there. the way to get them to vote is to tell them that they can't. if you tell them they can't vote they will probably show up with torches and rocks to throw and everything else. >> sean: some liberals on the left don't have a sense of humor like i do. >> guest: we do need to get the young people out to vote. i think if they would watch the politicians when they gave their speeches, find out which politicians they respect and which people believe the way they do and then they could vote for that politician. if not, let's find out

and nra, i'm a member of the vote of the nra and we need to get young people involved and off their tailsho are running for office and figure out who -- who they would better support. now, myself, i'm a second -- second amendment rights guy, you know, and come on, if the person i'm going to vote for congress doesn't support me and my beliefs in the second amendment, they -- if he wants to basically take my guns away from me, well, then take my ability to protect myself and my family away from me, then i don't want to vote for that guy. so i want the 18, 19, 20, 21, i want all of these new voters to get -- to do the research and figure out and decide who can they best support and who has their like beliefs and go down and vote for this person. but you got to register to vote first. that's the problem, getting them away from their computer to do that. >> you're absolutely right. unless you register to vote, you can't complain. you got to be part of the process, don't you? >> yes. and i understand that there's -- there's millions of people that are dead that are registered to vote. so -- >>

the nra said a lot of mothers are exercising their right to own and carry and it's not always about safety. darcy said after years of playing tennis she needed a new challenge and took up shooting. >> i had never seen a gun before, never held one, didn't know much about shooting. i'm told that i don't look like the typical woman who would have a gun. i don't know what that means. >> safety is part of the attraction. many say unioning a gun and knowing how to shoot makes them feel they can better protect their families. about 23% of american women own a gun and that is up 10% in just seven years. >> think about this. are your kids tired of going to school if what if someone paid them? that's happening in iowa. last year only 84% of students at don community high school showed up. the principal started something new, he teamed up to offer students cash for coming to class. seniors arriving on time five days a week and behaving get $25 a friday, under class man get ten. >> you know you have students who we haven't seen in weeks coming to school. >> most of them going through stuff at home. i

in the past, the nra has fought background checks for any private sales.law is changed, more innocent people will die. >> all they care about is profit. profit over lives. and it's wrong. >> keep in mind, this is legal. and lots of people in this country support private gun sales without background checks. they say it's not about making money or profit, it's about their individual rights. as for the eight guns we bought, we turned them over to the phoenix police department, where matt, that police department will actually destroy them. >> i mentioned going into the story, it's the first story coming out of this new unit that you've set up. what's the goal of the unit? >> we know how important these stories are, investigative journalism is incredibly important. we want to focus on consumer investigations, the world of finance, politics, the sky's the limit. we want to do more of these and dig in with hidden camera investigations and whatever else. >> we've got a website set up so people can get to you and give you story ideas? >> today.com, it's called ross

to millie and all her good work at the nra, i appreciate her efforts protecting our second amendment rights. thank you. i am honored to get to be here. last time i was in the d.c., my family and i were here cruising on harley-davidsons. the rally to honor america's finest, our veterans. when we were here last, my husband was able to drive one of those 400,000 machines that day. he is back home, gearing up for the race across alaska. my girls are here, though. i am glad they are with us. do you know why rolling thunder chose washington for their rally? they wanted to make their engines their voice. that is why cpac started in the 1970's. conservatives wanted the republican party to hear us. at the 1975 cpac, ronald reagan laid out a blueprint for rebuilding the gop under a banner of bold colors. ever since then, cpac has been the rally for conservative action. that is why i am glad to be here today with all of you. [applause] the conservative movement has never been stronger or brighter. the federal government has never cast a bigger shadow. for the last three years, we have been wavi

. -- past president of the nra. [inaudible conversations] >> we need people in congress like you. >> it's great to see you. >> you would like to get out of here, wouldn't you? [inaudible conversations] >> who bought it? [inaudible conversations] [applause] >> good evening, everyone. i didn't hear you. hi, everyone. i am thrilled to welcome you to this special evening for a very dear friend of all of ours coming and we are here the fabulous hotel, the jefferson. i would like to introduce you to peter grossman, one of our co-host's. peter, will you come in and say hello? [applause] >> thank you. just very briefly on behalf of connie come on the and the jefferson. [laughter] >> i hope that's better. we are thrilled to be hosting senator simpson and his former chief of staff and biographer donald hardy this evening. we are excited to hear from both of them about the book, "shooting from the lip," which i guess is fitting. [laughter] connie was also very proud last year at a dinner on behalf of the commission, then to fu

conflict of the long standing position of their faith win over about as well as michael moore at an nra convention. even loyal democrats and bona fide liberals were running from the exits to get away from him before he self-come busted from the heat he got and i'm not just talking about from the catholics. it is an issue that is much bigger. it threatens the very essence of liberty by allowing government to dictate matters of individual discretion. even if there wasn't a direct and holy unconstitutional assault on the religious convictions of catholics it is simply not the government's right to demand i give my employee something. if the president can demand that i provide contraceptives or abortion today next he might demand unlimited mental health or some other form of health coverage. he could then insist that employees be covered for dental work or cosmetic surgery. maybe a face lift for this old mug. might need some improvement the presidents it lame and. laughable attempt to make things better by playing the shell game biomorphing from the cross of holy cross to blue cross is unac

but we could not get it through because our legislature is tear rised by the nra. >> ohio is now considering a bill that would allow concealed weapons in universities and daycare centers and in places of worship. we will bring you any details as we get them. coming up, rick santorum, press secreta secretary, will be with us to discuss -- oh! [ baby crying ] ♪ what started as a whisper ♪ every day, millions of people choose to do the right thing. ♪ slowly turned to a scream ♪ there's an insurance company that does that, too. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? ♪ amen, omen defended his education policies this morning after rick santorum launched sharp criticism at him and at higher education in general. >> president obama once said he wants everyone in america to go to college. what a snob. you there are -- there are good men and women who go out and use their skills to task that are not taught about a liberal college professor. >> the jobs in america are going to those with more than a high school degree. i have to make a point here, when i speak of higher education

prolife, one minute you are a little soft on being pro guns and then i've been a lifelong member of the nraas changed his position on too many issues. and for many mainstream republicans they think who is this guy and where is he given all the challenges facing the country. is anchored in a place where we can see where he stands. >> i think you are not being fair, i saw a year ago that he was the candidate. it does not surprise me that he is ahead. unless they bring someone out on the floor in the convention -- >> we do not know where newt gingrich will be at convention time. we will talk about that after the break. are you anxious to protect your family with life insurance ... but afraid you can't afford it? well, look how much insurance many people can get through selectquote for less than a dollar a day. selectquote found, rich, 37, a $500,000 policy for under $18 a month. even though dave, 43, takes meds to control his blood pressure, selectquote got him a $500,000 policy for under $28 a month. ellen, 47, got a $250,000 policy for under $20 a month. all it takes is a phone call. your pe

have vulnerable members in the senate and have a huge up hill battle, they do not want to go near the nra would get clobbered over this. it's one of the few times that congress does not do something reaction that may or may not solve the problem. >> it's stunning coming from hoyer, it would have been an opportunity to cut back on high round magazine clips, nothing done. >> it is not coming from pelosi, that is when hoyer is coming forward. >> this is romahm emanuel's goln rule, was to let these guys hold on to their guns and do not i can it an issue. >> -- do not make it an issue. >> we will not have to choose between the president and the nfl, the nfl will schedule their event a day earlier to keep from conflicting with the president's national convention speech. >> it's because the obama administration that bumps up and moves away from sporting events. >> how about that? the nfl, something we can with all sort of be happy about. right? please? mark? >> the real story is that obama wanted them to switch it so he can make the first game. >> there's always a story. >> what a snob. >> thank

lost his home state of tennessee in the 2000 election, ever since, because he was a little not pro nra enough, and ever since then, the democratic party has punted on this issue. it's one of those issues we don't have a party at all that stands up for the millions of people in this country who believe we should take a different approach. >> i find it so strange there can't be at least some kind of positive debate about removing some of the 300 million guns that are apparently in circulation in america. 300 million firearms. it's no surprise to me there are so many crazy incidents because the access, ease you can get these weapons is there, anyone can get a gun. >> obviously. rick santorum likes to talk about theology. this is a theology in this country. guns are a religion. they're next to godliness for a lot of people. you wonder what they're doing with them. i know they love to blow the brains out of innocent animals for fun, i guess that's one thing. they also have this fantasy in their head, if you talk to a lot of right wingers that somehow they read the second amendment as necess

nra. very strong. this is a place for his social issues. >> that's absolutely true.s a state of many, many parts. i do think you have to try to project forward what's going to happen here in michigan in the fall as a result of the campaign. by the way, you and i have been talking about this. i think it's a comment on the absence of nimbleness on the part of romney, that he couldn't just seize the santorum comments on college education. he said, he's a snob, the president, for encouraging people to go to college. two of the most cherished institutions of michigan tr the university of michigan and michigan state. with good reason. they're world class educational institutions. and my guess is that 99.9% of the residents in michigan would like their child to go to one of those schools. a better issue would have been affirmative action, which is now back in play. and the last time it came out in the university of michigan. >> i know when you go to the rest of the republican party they say he's not a real conservative. we were having this conversation about the fear factor

. >> reporter: he is an avid hunter and lifetime member of the nra.s was just for a small magazine that deals with hunters. right? but it came out. it came out online as everything does nowadays. he has no apologies. >> thank you. >> it wasn't illegal. >> exactly. >> thank you. >>> and new at 6:00, the attorney for the wife of ross mirkarimi is asking for the sheriff's domestic abuse case to be dropped. the attorney for eliana lopez is angry and wants the case to be dismissed based on the prosecution's release of these photographs from last week. the photos were taken by a neighbor and show marks on lopez's body allegedly caused by mirkarimi on new year's eve. that motion is expected to be addressed in court tomorrow. >>> a teenager accused of groping girls on a bay area public transit is under arrest. prosecutors say he asked a 17 caltrans rider sexual questions then kissed and touched her. sharon chin reports the transit sex crimes are a bigger problem than you might think. >> reporter: police report for three major transit agencies 95 sex crimes an

>> i remember watching the -- my first exposure was at the nra convention in pittsburgh last year, andrs. their primary concern is the second amendment, fast and furious story that just broke. he gave a story that was heavily on social conservative issues, which some gun owners agree with a great dial. he is getting better at being a full spectrum conservative and talking about all the issues. for much of this process, as he focused in iowa and was in all 99 counties and making his pitch to that demographics, that was his bread and burt. >> is that going to be getting a lot more media attention now? >> he may deny it, but rick santorum, if you go back over his past record and the issues that he has been out in front on for homo sexuality, home schooling, contraception, these are the social issues, and he brings them back to the fore. i mean, i think republicans want to focus and should be focussing on the economy and jobs, but he is the social conservative. he is the pat buchanan of this primary. >> in fairness, lynn sweet, santorum also talks about manufacturing jobs and how unlike ro