that was the birth of the nra and remains one of our primary aims and objectives. amongmote marksmanship the armed forces and civilian populations. the gallery showing the arms of the american west. here are the guns that are thought of as the guns that won the west. the winchester rifles. the colt army revolvers along with other cults. -- colts. case, we see the other manufacturers that played a significant role. the kennedy and marlon. the remington handguns. the remington single shotgun. it played a major role with the buffalo hunters. also the smith and wesson revolver's. smith & wesson was actually turning out more revolvers than colt was. both were very popular. there are numerous other examples of guns used in the west. other manufacturers are well presented. our newest exhibit is a set of artifacts from theodore roosevelt's home. while they are working on the renovation, they have lent us the firearms and other artifacts. aboutwill show you more what we got from the national park service. back when the museum was being designed, we wanted to take a corner o

he was a hunter and life member of the nra. we felt we ought to put a little tribute to him together here. so, we decided to replicate the library from sagamore hill. almost on a one to one scale. his daughter at the whole -- ethel said the library was the heartbeat of the house. it is where the family gathered to read to each other and tell each other stories of the day. whereas theodore had cases of books, we traded those in for gun cases. his real gun cases were up in the fourth floor study of the house, but it was this room that was literally the oval office of the summer white house from from 1902-1908. i'd of the 10,000 artifacts from sagamore hill, we are fortunate to have 115 original priceless treasures from his home on display. this is the working desk of the president from 1902-1908. trappings of his african safari of 1909-1910 are seen with one of the seven liens he shot -- lions he shot. the rhinoceros horns. the safari was not just for trophies to decorate his house. it was done with the smithsonian institution mu

they say the officer has chosen to resign. >>> the nra is being outspent by billionaires hoping to see joins us live from seattle with that. dan. >> reporter: the national rifle association isn't used to being outspent. it's not used to going up against five billionaires in one stayedwide campaign. the list includes the world's richest man, bill gates. he and his wife have given the background check initiative 594 $1 million, former new york mayor michael bloomberg every town for gun safety has also donated $1 million, microsoft co-founder and the owner of the seahawks paul allen has chipped in $500,000, and former ceo and the new l.a. klimmers other than steve balmer has given $500,000. there's a venture capitalist that has also kicked in $1.5 million. right now under federal law and here in washington state firearms sold between private individuals and at gun shows are exempt from the fbi criminal background check. >> we have 70% of washington voters support 594, according to all the independent polls, but we've seen other popular measures go down in defeat in the past, and it's beca

he is a master class idpa competitor, nra certified firearms instructor. he holds numerous concealed handgun permits from what i can see here, and his book, "the laws of self-defense" was recently viewed in the nra's first freedom magazine which had to say, and i quote, since most gun owners are so law-abiding that had no personal expense with the criminal justice process, he gives an overview of the crimes that may be charged in a self-defense case including what to expect from an investigative and judicial process in which none of the people who will have been put in control of your fate will understand what it was like at that desperate moment. andrew is the author of "the laws of self-defense" and his topic tonight is stand your ground, the whole truth, the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. i bring you andrew branca. [applause] >> hey, folks but before i start, well, informal comments. i just want to say it's easy for all of us in this fight for our second amendment writes to come to think that we're only fighting feckless politicians w

of the nra, and putting in more pro nuclear people to regulate the industry.o japan is sliding back into the same regulatory mold it had. because the regime wants these power plants to run again. >> lisa, we asked our community, is 30 years and that's what they are saying 30 years to make the site safe enough, is that enough? community member says no, try about 3 million years. again, you are on the drowned, you are in japan, how long do you think it will take? how many decades to make the site safe again for the japanese people. >> for the complete commission there was a very fundamental change in the opinion of the power. in the past, people have to say majority of people believe is control and necessary, while people are totally against nuclear weapons. but after the disaster, the majority of people want a phase out, and a zero of nuclear power. is trying to shift back to the new quality, and -- i have say this is for the people, because we are having all summer. and in japan, it is really hot, but we survived without knowing what the power plant is operati

it rarely happens but the nra is getting out guned by some of the nation's wealthiest.dishing out big bucks for background checks. >> incredible images from the day the coast guard saved america. but first, steve doocy with what is coming up on "fox and friends. good morning. >> hey, steve. >> nice to see you on this friday. allen west and geraldo rivera eric holder saying i have been here long enough. i am resigning. an 18-year-old girl fighting to keep the pledge of allegiance in her class. and the best used cars if you are looking to buy on a budget. also former new york yankees manager joe torre on derek jeter's farewell. make the darned baseball game faster. if you are hungry, wolfgang puck stops by. he's going to show you how to cook really fast. "fox and friends kicks it off on your channel for news. stay with us. ok who woh, i do!t rolls? (whoooosh! smack!) (whoooosh! smack!) (whoooosh! smack!) (whoooosh! smack!) (whoooosh! smack!) (whoooosh! smack!) (whoooosh! smack!) thanks carol! (electric hedge trimmer) everybody loves the sweet, fluffy deliciouslness of kin

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campaign ads to help tom tillis. >> the nra is proud to support tomorrow tillis. >> they're callingit extreme. extreme? better background checks. and magazine clip limits and no more new assault weapons? that's extreme? the nra is spending a million in the arkansas candidate race supporting tom cotton. >> we need leaders like tom cotton and the u.s. senate to fight back for us. >> the national rifle association trying to drive the voters' focus to gun issues in an election where many people don't think gun issues will be a part of it. >> acting out roles of eastern european soldiers. they say he assumed that role in real life. another 1,000 firefighters have been sent to battle the fires in california. firefighters have ignited in the region over the past few days. they continue to spread. the worst of them near sacramento, officials say 1600 homes are in harm's way. >>> no. st. louis county a standing room only council meeting erupted in protest last night. >> the country and the world are looking to see if we can bridge this divide. >> demonstrators call for the arrest of officer

the nra is over the top. the nra stands for the idea that we should make no change of any kind in the interest of the people of the united states. where the states because of the absence of federal action have taken some steps in the direction of regulating the sale of handguns alone, the number of women killed per year is down 38% state-by-state. i am in favor of reasonable regulations. no one has enjoyed shooting more pheasants that -- that i have in my lifetime. i love owning a gun and i do now and i am happy to have there been no that i own it and to have anybody who do not -- wants to buy it be checked before they can buy it for me. >> we do have to move to the end statements. the question is very basic, why be nebraska's next senator? each will have 90 seconds erie it >> i've lived here all of my life. educated, raised here, here, all in the public schools, didn't leave for an education somewhere else. didn't take a position in administration in washington. purposeome back for the of grooping myself to

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i am a strong supporter of the second amendment and an nra member. i also believe in common sense, sensible gun laws. i am here today to speak for my for, xena. i speak for xena and my entire family because xena's not here to speak for herself. xena loved life. all she wanted to do was be a good mother to her two daughters. she loved disney world, rick springfield and helping other people. as a matter of fact, her last moments she was begging her estranged husband, she said, please, leave these people alone . [inaudible] she was a beautiful person full of goodness, and some good will come out of her death. on october 21, 2012, i received a phone call that no one should receive. i was told that my sister had been shot and killed. by her estranged husband. we later learned that ratcliff had gone through armslist.com, an irresponsible internet site that does not require background checks. it has been nearly two years since xena was murdered, and it is heartbreaking to know that our weak gun laws continue to allow dangerous abusers to buy guns without a

the nra is over the top. the nra stands for the idea that we should make no change of any kind in the interest of the people of the united states. where the states, because of the absence of federal action, have taken some step in the direction of regulating the sale of handguns alone, the number of women killed per year is down 38% state by state. i'm in favor of reasonable regulations. nobody on this panel, i'll bet, has enjoyed shooting more pheasants than i have in my lifetime. i love owning a gun. i do now, and i'm happy to have anybody know i own it and to have anybody who wants to buy it be checked before they can buy it from me. >> moderator: i know this is something both of you gentlemen want to address as well, but we do have to move on to our closing statements in order to meet the time of the debate, my apologies. we want to end tonight with a final timed question for each candidate. the question is very basic: why should you be nebraska's next u.s. senator? each candidate will have 90 seconds to

and it is deeply connected to the conservative movement to work with the nra and christian coalition and they are directly connected to that progressive movement. in fact, it is an equal representation between republican and democratic firms. >> host: in you talk about the crossroads but what are some of the tactics? >> it is up wide range they tried to be very careful who they target. that is the big story the consultants are being paid by the hour or on retainer many get upwards of $400 an hour for their work and do not want to waste their money. said they are careful and they want people who will say yes. they want to show results so they charge it members of the left -- the mass public debt will say yes. and those who are role involved. but now they're active on a new issue. so that is a big part of the story the they selectively target members of the public i also think they have an influence to shape the way people see advocacy claus more broadly. some confirmed they engaged in the astro turf for the fake grass roots. there is a concern purchase a patient is not authentic. the

let's talk about chris christie and the rga and the nra versus michelle obama and emily's list. confident you will have the resources you need to battle govern walker who has almost twice what you have in 2014le elections. >> it's great to be with you. rga and scott walker have been running attack ads against me since february and then haven't landed a punch. the polls are dead even right now. >> i have to ask about the plagiarism charges. it wasn't just one section of the website where language listed jobs plan, veterans plan, the rules committee plan, how worried are you that this is ammunition for the walker campaign that will be used incessantly for the next six weeks. >> well, there's no doubt that this was political motivated and governor walker knows he is in trouble and he is grasping at straws to try to deflect from his really poor jobs record. we saw this came out at the same time the news came out wisconsin lost 4300 jobs in august. i want to be perfectly clear. my job slant is based on my business experience, as an entrepreneur myself, but i also gathered in great id

they say it will lead to further gun restrictions, and they admit when it comes to the nra you have to pick your battles, they are a powerful interest group nationally and in pennsylvania. that is not a piece of news or revelation. >> but animal rights groups are coming out in force holding a rally in support of house bill 1750, one speaker was dalin leach, saying that pigeon shoots have no place in civilized society. >> this is a slaughterer and an embarrassment to pennsylvania. >> darren marks says that it's important to note that banning pigeon shoots has nothing to do with gun rights. it has to do with cruelty. >> this is the only state that lets this happen, this is not hunting or sport, it's just cruelty, animal cruelty for fun and profit. >> animal right supporters say that bills addressing live pigeon shoots in pennsylvania have been introduced every session for the last 26 years, as of right now there is no plan of putting it up to a vote in the senate. reporting live from reading, walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >>> officials at philadelphia international airport are t

to submit my all-time look forward to working with the mayor's office is engage in that nra gun down to mexico to work on this issue. so, with that horrific supervisor campos and opposes motion and can we dig a motion without objection i motion to amend the budget analysts recommendation and a motion to accept the underlying item as amended. we can take that without objection. >> [applause] >> medicolegal item number 4 >> item number 4 is [inaudible] authorizing the opposite district attorney to renew its current agreement with the california victim compensation [inaudible] in the amount of $75,000 to pay for their 5-year-old ariel the relocation housing cleanup and other emergency loss expenses for eligible homicide victims per. of july 1, 2014 to june 30 24 2017 >> thank you we have >> the afternoon and supervised my name is marie --, policy grant manager for the district attorney's office. survived the chance i just want to thank all the children and their families who just spoke today. i feel honored that i was here to hear you and your stories and i'm really impressed by their c

the nra is over-the-top s.tands for the idea that we should make no change of any kind of the interest of the people of the united states. where the states because of the absence of the federal action have taken some steps in that direction. the number of women killed for his year is down 38% state-by-state. i'm in favor of the regulations. nobody on the panel has enjoyed shooting more presidents than i have in my lifetime. i love owning a gun. i'm happy to have anybody that i know over it and anybody that wants to buy it to be checked before they can buy it for them from me. >> this is something you want to address as well but we have to move on to the closing statements. we one time for each candidate. the question is very basic. why should you be nebraska's next u.s. senator each candidate will have 90 seconds to answer. we begin with dave domina. >> i've lived here all of my life, born and raised and educated. didn't take a position in the administration in washington, didn't come back to the purpose of gro

nra representative told the "washington post" the new law is too restrictive. it allows you to apply for a concealed carry permit in the district after 30 years of a blanket ban on guns here. the representative said he was concerned because the police chief needs to approve each permit. it is possible for you to be denied even after going through the price. >>> we're talking a nice little warmup coming our way. this i the best kind of weather. it is sunny and not very humid. >>> the rain and drizzle we had yesterday has ended. there's the capitol in washington. no fog around washington or nearby suburbs. we will have patchy fog throughout many rural areas. partly cloudy. hovering in the upper 50s to near 60 by 6:00 a.m. jumping into the low 70s. and then that will hit the upper 80s. so a beautiful late september day is coming up. right now, though, the depositsest fog is shenandoah valley. don't really have any fog around farther to our south and east. temperatures on the cool side. need a light jacket. we're hovering in the low to mid-50s in the suburbs and ru

struck this behind closed doors deal, with congress, saying that they the nra would not oppose a modest increase to the overall minimum wage as long as this wage stayed frozen forever for tipped workers. at 2 dollars and 13 cents an hour. >> could you bring somebody down, please, because we need to speak to somebody about this. we've been trying for several weeks. >> so for the last twenty-two years as the regular minimum wage has continued to rise, the minimum wage for tipped workers has stayed frozen. basically this industry is saying we don't have to pay these workers at all. they should work for us, but we don't have to pay them at all. you should pay them as customers. >> with tens of thousands of tipped workers, that adds up to a great deal for darden's magagement. >> we can actually see that darden's being listed as one of the one hundred best companies to work for, despite the fact that they've paid out nearly fourteen million dollars in lawsuits related to wage theft of their lowest paid employees. >> both darden and the national restaurant association declined to be interviewe

the supreme court sided in the justices' began to use bad puns that the nra must fall they use a chip kidd metaphor and roosevelt got a little angry. so i will stop there to talk about what you tell me you want to talk about. thank you for your time and for this experiment that harpercollins a and i did together. [applause] >> how long did this take from the beginning? >> it took many years. i would say the four years if i had known how to do and i would say going fast it would take 80 months but it takes two days to draw one of these pages but you also have to right the book and as far as i can tell the process is unforgiving with revision. we did a storyboard like a movie or screenplay. but the pictures were not drawn-out. that was hard. optimally one time for the artist touche draw every picture so you can think about that. so two years? we had some tough decisions to make with the initial goal around dixie eroded to in that fashion and then the depression came and then this happened. i did not like that. bba the book more clear but we went in another direction. and one of the char

neighborhood not as closely involved i wasn't on the commission at the time but a lot of was written into the nra active that didn't make it into side code people had different recollections by it's clear that made it do into the code those tiaras we're at 15 percent of the affordable housing and there's some fairness questions about, you know, the developer did follow those very strict guidelines. earlier we made the changes to the we were selma plan and i made a comment about the plans this is off topic a little bit but the eastern neighborhood we were in a recession not in the boom we are in now and maybe some decisions would have been made differently that we - the department sea department staff has a role to play in helping we've heard anti cry around the affordable housing so what's our roll it either in looking at eastern neighborhoods again, if it's just the data from it or helping the mission district think about other kinds of strategies as our own citywide division has one area plan left with the investing in neighborhoods is there a roll for this department to play in helping to come

resolution by the delaware general assembly to allow police officers to be trained to give the drug nra can. that's a drug that overacts a heir wane overdose. the bill allows for people to call for hope for overdose victims without fear of being prosecuted for certain drug crimes. >>> and new jersey lawmakers are 21 bills to cover drug abuse treatment when determined to be medically necessary. in another bill, doctors would need to inform patients if a prescription could be addictive. and some colleges would also have to provide special housing for students who are recovering from abuse. >>> and governor chris christie will hold a drug recovery conference in newark later this month. the goal is to reduce the stigma associated with addiction. christie has made drug rehabilitation one of his big issues as he krs the run for the white house in 2016. >>> there are now two more candidates for philadelphia mayor. one is a familiar face in philadelphia politics. the other is a lawyer promising reform. former d.a. lynn abraham will run. the campaign is still in the planning stages. an official

they work with the nra. they work with the christian coalition. they have worked tea party in uci think these consulting firms are in fact very directly connected to the progressive movement and the conservative movement and in fact i see an equal representation in my data sources on this consulting firm between republican and democratic. >> host: at rocker can we talk about many others. so what are some of the tactics that they use in the so-called grass-roots organizing. >> guest: they try to be careful who they target and that's a big part of the story of the book is a selective targeting to get involved in the campaign. these consultants are being paid by the hour, sometimes on retainer. many consultants are getting upwards of $400 an hour for their work. and they don't to waste the client money. so they are very careful in who they select for activism. they want people who are likely to say yes. to show their quiet results, so they systematically targeted members of the now public who are most like you to say yes. those are people with a back

they conclude the statement if he waited until after the election it wouldn't have animated the nra an gun control foes as they did and that's the danger they face this year so worth waiting. if you remember he got a lot of activists on other issues for waiting, don't ask, don't tell, took two years to repeal that. today nobody talks about the delay, they talk about the fact he repealed it. that's the calculation president obama made. >> they'll pay a short term price. >> to bob's point the democratic campaigns are relieved, yes they feel this is the best outcome given the bad choices but i think it also does embolden the conservative republicans who are stunchly against immigration reform. we saw with the border bill about a month ago how the steve kings in the house got their way. this is another win for them and this will give them more ammunition to say the people are behind us and we have a mandate to demand action in our direction. >> that gets to their political calculation which is the shame, whatever your position of this and other issues, we can't have an open, honest debate

number of powerful lobby organizations in washington, seniors, aarp comes to mind, teachers union, nra, the gun lobby comes to mind, but i can think of no more powerful lobby in all the country than financial institutions. so what's the response going to be of these banks? because that's the thing that -- i can't imagine what interest there is for them in this regard. >> right. yeah, i mean, certainly the idea of a debt collective is not in the interest of the banks. and i do imagine that there will be a lot of counterpressure. however, given the statistics that you outlined at the beginning of the show, given how many of us are in debt and given where public opinion is in this country about the banks right now, i actually thing we could have a tremendous amount of legal decisions on our side. i think a lot of the media will be on our side. public pressure to get us out of what we might call odious debt, exploitive debt and how we fund working class kids, low income kids, middle class kids should not graduate from public schools with $30,000 worth of debt. i actually think the vast maj

to submit my all-time look forward to working with the mayor's office is engage in that nra gun down to mexico to work on this issue. so, with that horrific supervisor campos and opposes motion and can we dig a motion without objection i motion to amend the budget analysts recommendation and a motion to accept the underlying item as amended. we can take that without objection. >> [applause] >> medicolegal item number 4 >> item number 4 is [inaudible] authorizing the opposite district attorney to renew its current agreement with the california victim compensation [inaudible]

i think the nra position is over the top. i do think what works at private gun shows, there should be universal background checks, there should be no exceptions. i also think it is altogether clear what mr. isil -- sasse may have been endorsed by the nra if he doesn't know about the gun show loophole and if he doesn't know about but no changes in current regulations position of the organization that endorsed him he is not worthy of endorsement. i also think it is altogether clear the american people have had enough with the n r a. tea and are a is over the top, stands for the ideas that we should make no change of any kind in the interests of the people of the united states. where the states because of the essence of federal action have taken some steps in the direction of regulating the sale of handguns alone, the number of women killed per year is down 38% state by state. i am in favor of reasonable regulations. nobody on this panel has enjoyed shooting more pheasants that i have in my lifetime. i love owning a gun. i do no

. >> i know the nra does, they think it's just fine. >> i would prefer the teacher to focus on teaching and have a security officer worry about keeping the kids safe. that's where i come down. sort of a hybrid. >> since we're at it, we'll spend everyone's money, we'll have four security officers in every one of the 150,000 shaquilles in the american. >> sandy hook overwhelmingly voted for security. >> the teacher has to hope that the school board is okay with spending the money to protect the kids. >> because the teacher is going to worry about the gun rather than reading writing and arithmetic. >> bob is making a mockery of our segment by saluting me with a five cup. >> do you have anything to apologize for today? >> coming up, earlier this week we showed you the inspiring post game interview of high school football game apollos hester, you don't want to miss this, next. >>> on monday we showed you the motivational speech of high school football player appollos hester gave in a postgame interview, and we're going to ask you about the salute too. and this kid remains upbeat and positive

system of our country has been dismantled over the last 20 years and i will certainly agree with the nraat mental illness is a serious issue. we can put a big dent in the cases. >> i think one of the big criticisms of the gun control movement and its ability to get anything passed is, at least in the wake of your wife's tragedy in tucson in which others were killed -- i should note, and then, of course, there was the movie theater shooting in aurora, and then in newtown. none of the proposals would have done anything to stop those horrific tragedies. it seemed that democratic lawmakers put down what they thought would pass and tried to pass that even though there wasn't a direct cause and effect. do you think maybe trying to find legislation that would have affected tucson, aurora, that might be more successful? >> well, i think it depends on how much detail you look into each individual case. what happened with gabby and her constituents in tucson, arizona. here was a guy that was clearly mentally ill. the community college knew, his parents knew. he didn't get adjudicated mentally ill.

the problem as we face in an election is that the nra is far too influential and powerful and has a disproportionatet on the races. gabby and mark started americans for responsible solutions so that we could have an organization and a grass roots organization that would be able to mobilize the majority of americans who agree that we should do everything we can to make sure to keep guns out of the hands of people who shouldn't have them. >> the governor in colorado, is he one of the vehicles of this? >> i don't think so. the governor is going to be reelected. he was reelected with a strong majority four years ago and i think at the end of the day, there so many issues at the top of the priority list including colorado which is focusing on job creation and getting our economy turned around and making sure we can move our country forward and this is not an issue that will drive most voters and the governor is doing an excellent job and i think the voters will reward him. >>> you surprised by how close the races are? look at iowa. the republican has been doing very well and pulled ahead of bruce braley,

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you can see more if you go to the nra website.ou can see what they look like doing the things they do so well. these are truly remarkable young people. they deserve better than what they are getting from this administration. [applause] from some of the tens of thousands of miles of footage that we have shot over those 57 embeds, my producers picked out frames. you will literally see why they came. it is because of this. even the ones i interviewed last week at walter reed national in gradeenter who were school when this happened, what you are looking at on the screen, they came because of this. they came because they know what happened that terrible day 13 years ago this month and they don't want it to ever happen again. we were promised, when this administration came to office in 2009, that they were going to end the war responsibly. speed up those slides because we have to get through this. can't beat the dogs. short sight them, because they are the best thing you have for sniffing out a bomb. the young americans came because th

. >> despite his lifetime nra membership and a minus rating by the organization the nra announced ithe alaska senate -- >> beggish. >> 300 point tossup. prospects for climate treaty seemed to dim this week when this country, the third largest carbon polluter in the world said it did not expect emissions to decline for decades. >> china? >> incorrect. >> can i guess again? >> correct answer was india. >> 300 point tossup. david cameron said he will apologize in person. >> saying the clean -- >> throwing a lot of information. >> i did hear the queen. the end of the game. you do get into positive territory. blake with 1,400 points congratulations you have won today's edition of "up against the clock." now bill wolf will tell you what that means. >> as our champion your name will be engraved using the finest sharpy ink on the gold cup and receive the copy of "the cocoon 2" and get to play in our jackpot round for a $50 gift certificate to the food cart downtown manhattan operated by a former chef of the russian tea room. i had it for lunch today. >> exciting prize packages. for that quic

you can see more if you go to olivernorth.com or the nra website, life of duty, and you can see whatthings they do so very, very well. these are truly remarkable young people. they deserve better than what they are getting from this administration. from the miles of footage we shot over those imbeds my producer picked out footage. even the ones i interviewed last week out at walter reed national military center, who are in great school when this happened, what you're looking at on the screen, they came because of this. they came because they know what happened that terrible day 13 years ago this month. and they don't want it to ever happen again. we were promised when this administration came to office in 2009, that they were going to, quote, end the war responsibly. speed up those slides, guys, because we have to get through it. don't want to short sight them because they're the best thing i've got for sniffing out a bomb. the young americans came because they wanted to fight for our country. they wanted to serve our nation. they wanted to make sure that terrorism was wiped clean. t

they got the nra roped into the race for the first time. and they started paying very close attention to one weird sort of undercover dynamic in kansas. so this is the polling that shows pat roberts losing to the independent candidate greg or man, right? a couple different polls same result in both cases. but what kansas republicans started noticing and grasped on to with all their might is that even though the democratic candidate has withdrawn, the democrat is no longer running, if you put his name back on the ballot and make people think that there's a democrat still running in the race, well that bam boozes voters enough that maybe roberts has a chance. and so the day after the democrat with drew from the this race and had his name taken off the candidate list, his name taken off the ballot, the following day the kansas republican secretary of state, the crusading conservative hero kris kobach put the guy's name back on the ballot. it's more convenient to have the democrat on there and so the democrats on there. and that led to today's

because basically -- basically because it seems we bought the nra's theory that we would all be safer if everybody in this audience had a gun that was a concealed weapon. and if one of them felt threatened by another they could stand up here and stand their ground. there has been a lot of unsettling in the world since the financial crash. lot of unsettling in the world since all of these foreign developments. and i think that we couldn't be surprised that this zimmerman incident occurred. the trayvon martin case. or some of these or thither thi. but i actually think we're less racist and sexist than we were today. i think our big problem today is we don't want to be around anybody who disagrees with us. and i think that in some ways can be the worst silo to be holed up in. >> intolerant tolerance. >> yeah, it may be that people who disagree with us are a different race, religion, live in another section of the country. but i think that is what is really at the root of many of our problems today. america is still, with all of our problems, is the best country in the world to take advan