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also important to the nra audience. >> that's right. one of the things politicians and donald trump is becoming one is who do they touch? he touched veterans. he touched the nra, of course. he also touched the police. went to thank them. when you hear the president of the united states talk about you, talk about the issues you care arbgt it really enriches your support for that president, that politician. that's why he does it. he's right to do it. >> harris: it's interesting to hear you say he's a politician. i don't think he'd call himself that as he goes on his 100th day tomorrow, back to the people. a rally in harrisburg, pennsylvania. i think he'd argue with you on that point. but if he is going a bit in that direction, where is he doing well, ari? >> he is an unconventional politician. as soon as you run for office, you become a politician. that's a source of strength and paofrt his weakness. where i think he's done really well is in four areas. one, the economy is coming back stronger since his election. consumer confidence is up

he loves the second amendment, he loves the nra. i love him, but let's go to the movie because he can't win. hundreds of times i heard, there is no route. they would say, there is no route to 270, and we ended up with 306, so they were right. not 270, 306. that was some evening. big sports fans said that was the single most exciting event they've ever seen. that includes super bowls and world series and boxing matches. that was an exciting evening for all of us, and it meant a lot. only one candidate in the general election came to speak to you, and that candidate is now the president of the united states standing before you again. [ cheers and applause ] >> i have a feeling that in the next election, you're going to be swamped with candidates, but you're not going to be wasting your time. you'll have plenty of those democrats coming over and you'll say, no, sir, no, thank you. perhaps ma'am. it may be pocahontas, remember that. and she is not big for the nra, that i can tell you. but you came through for me, and i am going to come

wayne lapierre, executive vice president, ceo of the nra.ally, that sent president george h.w. bush to the hills for a certain extent. if i remember correctly, it was a letter he had written or something that he said about federal agents? >> i think it was the time of the 1995 oklahoma city bombing, if i remember, craig, and george h.w. bush, who had had a friendly relationship with the nra, said that this is really beyond -- this is my language, not his -- my ability to sort of hang with you, and that was the time that he parted company. >> we're having this conversation and a lot of folks paying attention to what's happening at the united nations, the talk from rex tillerson, the talk from president trump in that interview where he had a dire warning. this is what was said in that same interview that president trump had. here's what he said about north korea. >> there's a chance that we could end up having a major, major conflict with north korea. absolutely. >> is this shaping up to be the first critical test of the trump foreign policy?

he loves the nra. i love him, but let's go to the movie because he can't win because they're trying to suppress the vote. but -- i mean, hundreds of times i heard there is no -- there's no route. they'll say there is no route to 270, and we ended up with 306, so they were right. not 270, 306. [cheers and applause] that was some evening. big sports fans said that was the single most exciting event they've seen, that includes super bowls and world series and boxing matches. that was an exciting evening for all of us, and it meant a lot. only one candidate in the general election came to speak to you, and that candidate is now the president of the united states standing before you again. [cheers and applause] i have a feeling that in the next election, you're going to be swamped with candidates, but you're not going to be wasting your time. you'll have plenty of those democrats coming over, and you'll say no, sir. thank you. ma'am. it may be pocahontas, remember that. and she is not big for the nra, that

president trump's speaks to the nra's annual convention in atla nta ta kes the nra's annual convention in atlanta takes place this evening on the eve of his 100th day in office and we will take that and live your lives onstage. we will bring you more background on breast surging ian paterson, who has been convicted of carrying out a number of unnecessary operations causing harm to his patients. and we find out what on the front pages of tomorrow's newspapers. up and we are going to go live to our correspondent who is in new york, waiting for ours, for donald trump to speak to the national rifle association in atlanta. they were very big supporters of his, so he has some thank you is to save. yeah, absolutely. they contributed $30 million to his campaign, they were one of the conservatives groups that very early on supported him and put out a pack add—on hillary clinton stopped and they saw that this was the starkest difference of candidates on the second amendment, the rest —— american right to bear arms that they ever seen according to the nra. president trump i had up as 100 days is

[laughter] and he is not being for the nra, that i can tell you. but you came through for me, and i am going to come through for you. [applause] i was proud to receive the nra's earliest endorse. -- endorsement in the history of the organization, and today i am also proud to be the first sitting president to address the nra leadership forum since our wonderful ronald reagan in 1983. [applause] and i want to thank each and every one of you. not only for your help electing true friends of the second amendment, but for everything you do to defend our flag and our freedom. with your activism, you helped safe guard the freedoms of our soldiers who have bled and died for us on the battlefields. and i know we have many veterans in the audience today, and we want to give them a big, big, beautiful, round of applause. [cheers and applause] and like i promised, we are doing a really top job already, 99 days, but already with the veterans administration, people are seeing a big difference. we are working really hard the -- hard at the va and you're going to s

furthermore, as somebody who took on the nra in missouri i can tell you that nra members disagree withissues like background checks. so what i guess ben is talking about is after a bunch of little children were killed the president decided it would be a good idea if criminals and terrorists and the mentally ill didn't have the same right to buy a gun as the three of us. you know what? i think the president was right about that. >> not true. the nra came out and talked about having mental illness background checks and having help for those with mental illnesses and having transparency. >> they made a show of it. >> they didn't want to show the gun show loophole or internet sales and you know that. >> can you explain to me what the gun show loophole is? explain to me what that is? >> you can go and find a purchaser. it is where the same background -- >> that's not accurate. what state are you talking about? >> i can't explain it, all right. >> no, what i'm saying is you always use. >> ben, if you're going to ask him a question -- >> if you're going to ask me a question, ben -- >> you hav

and she is not big for the nra, that i can tell you.ut you came through for me and i am going to come through for you. [cheers and applause ] and in the history of the organization and today i am also proud to be the first sitting president to address the nra leadership forum since our wonderful ronald reagan in 1983 and i want to thank each and every one of you. not only for your help electing true friends of the second amendment but for everything you do to defend our flag and our freedom. with your activism, you help safeguard the freedoms of our soldiers who have bled and died for us on the battlefields. and i know we have many veterans in the audience today and we want to give them a big, big, beautiful round of applause. [ applause ] and like i promised, we are doing a really top job already. 99 days but already with the veterans administration people are seeing a big difference. we are working really hard at the v.a. and you're going to see it. it's been my honor. i've been telling you that we're going to do it and we're doing it

donald trump speaking at the nra convention, live in atlanta with what we can expect.e greatest wishes just came true. >> the baltimore ravens, marlon humphrey, from alabama. >> the cancer survivor who stole the show at the nfl draft next. >> welcome back to "fox and friends" first, donald trump heading to atlanta giving a historic speech at the nra convention, first sitting president since ronald reagan. >> georgia lawmakers debate a new concealed carry law. outside the congress center with the latest. >> good morning, definitely a big day and a historic day in atlanta with donald trump's visit. he is the first sitting president since 1983 when ronald reagan addressed the group at his annual meeting, many volunteers, vendors, participants are excited to see the president, that he supports the second amendment and their rights as gunowners. he is expected to address the group during a leadership forum this afternoon at georgia, dealing with its own house bill 280. that concerns a more restrictive version of the bill the governor vetoed last year that would allow regist

just about to speak to the nra.'s own view on his time in office so far? i want to play you a piece of ordeal we heard today from an interview writers did with the president. i loved my previous life, i loved my previous life. i had some many things going... i actually... this is more work than my previous life. i thought it would be easier. isn't that the extraordinary? another person who wanted that difficultjob in the white house isjohn kasich the current governor of ohio. in the republican race to become president he and donald trump were the last two men standing. he has just published a new book — two paths: america divided or united, and hejoins us now. thank you for coming in. i want to start with the fact you are making news today on the issue of north korea. you suggested this morning the leadership of north korea should be eradicated, what exactly do you mean? removed. i mean they are not there. let's look at what we're facing. we cannot afford to let north korea puts a missile on top of an intercontinent

we'll have live coverage of his remarks before the nra.his is the first time a sitting american president has addressed the nra since 1983 when ronald reagan did it then. president trump has been in office now for 99 days, but today the president is admitting he misses his old life. the admission made in a brand new interview with reuters. listen to this. >> i loved my previous life. i loved my previous life. i had so many things going. i actually -- this is more work than in my previous life. i thought it would be easier. i thought it was more of -- i'm a details oriented person i think you would say that. but i do miss my old life. this -- i like to work, so that's not a problem, but this is actually more work. >> let's discuss with our panel. joining us our cnn political commentator, washington correspondent for the new yorker. ryan. our cnn politics reporter chris. cnn chief political correspondent dana bash and chief political analyst gloria borger. let me get your quick reaction to what we just heard from the president. a lot harder

just heard him speak at that big nra conference in atlanta.we'll talk to them about how happy they are with their president so far. >>> also ahead, president trump warning that a, quote, major, major conflict with north korea is possible. this, as the secretary of state rex tillerson urges the united nations to take action before north korea does. back in just a moment. are made with smarttrack®igners material to precisely move your teeth to your best smile. see how invisalign® treatment can shape your smile up to 50% faster today at invisalign.com and the wolf huffed like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken

joining me now, dana loesch, nra spokesperson. good to see you.ppy friday, dana. >> happy friday, lauren. thank you for having me too and it's a great day here in atlanta at the nra meetings. i know you played a little bit from president trump's sound bite. i spoke to wayne laperriere at lunch, he express ad sentiment i heard all day from members. we are so excited that the white house is prioritizing our second amendment freedoms again. that the white house is once again prioritizing liberty because it hasn't previously been so the previous eight years. great feeling to see that. lauren: to embrace the second amendment. ii want to pull up a graph. nra spent $30 million in the 2016 campaign. 20 million against hillary clinton. that was twice as much as 2012 election. now that you have your man in office what do you want to see next? >> obviously a lot of stuff we would like to see. would love to see national reciprocity. the president delivered on promises already in his address to nra membership, look your second amendment, i will protect your se

steve: you know, historically republicans are conservative candidates are supporters of the nra. but when donald trump was

the best advertisement for the nra right now is convenient sgel abecause it has no nra or second ameantment and no way for citizens to protect themselves from attorneyy and right now venezuela sim bleeding and government is killing citizens at will because they cannot fight bac back. when you look at convenient sgail awe're ukly question have the first amendment. there's no other way to put and if you did not have gun this country would be a different straichinger place. >> right and places no guns were allowed is hard to sit. >> i don't even have a soul. >> yes, you do. iible you d do. you think you have enough guns to take on the u.s. government. >> yes. i don't think the u.s. government could ever attempt -- >> you remember the black panther. >> wouldn't come from the government it would come from the left. >> yes i knew the left was happening out there. >> they're the ones beating up people other speech. >> i'm saying if your argument is true guess what then we have enough guns to confront the u.s. military and i think it's a fallacy. >> and we keep everything at bay. it's a polite soci

it has no nra and second amendment. no way for citizens to protect themselves from tierney and right now, now, venezuela is imploding and the government is killing its citizens out of wil because they cannot fight back. you understand why we are so lucky because guns preserve our freedom and liberty from tyranny. if you didn't have guns, this country would be a different, strange or. >> i'm surprised there are places where no guns are allowe allowed. >> i don't even have a soul. >> you think you have enough guns to take on the u.s. government? >> i don't think the u.s. government could ever attempt -- by the way -- it wouldn't come from the government, it will come from the left. they are the ones beating up people for free speech. >> if your argument is true, then we have enough guns to confront the u.s. military. i think that it's a balance. >> we keep everything at bay. it's polite society when it is armed. >> it's a deterrent nonetheless. targets, people go and hit the soft targets because there aren't weapons there

cheers ] >> president trump addressing the nra earlier today.the first sitting president to do this in more than three decades. up next react from nra's wayne lapierre. stay with us. rcycle insurer. yeah, she does purr! best bike i ever owned! no, you're never alone, because our claims reps are available 24/7. we even cover accessories and custom parts. we diget an early start! took the kids to soccer practice. you want me to jump that cactus? all right. aah! that lady's awesome. i don't see a possum! click (male announcer) hit escape with great deals on great gear. like our huge selection of shorts for the whole family. only at bass pro shops. ♪ >>sean: welcome back too hannity.y. earlier today president trump traveled to atlanta and addressed did national rifle association's annual meeting. president trump's speech is the first time a sitting president spoke at the nra since ronald reagan addressed the group in 1983. here are some of the highlights from earlier today. >> we have news that you've been waiting for you for a long time. the eight-

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and she's not big for the nra. that i can tell you. >> jon, pocahontas was the nickname for elizabeth warren. >> there is that special election coming up in the second district. the president is pushing for the republican candidate there. >> he is indeed after speaking here. he immediately went to a fund raiser that he's hosting for karen handel, the republican candidate that faces a run-off against john ossoff on june 20th. the sixth district they're running for, although it's heavily republican, it's affluent and educated. trump won it by 2%. he's been actively involved in this race and karen handel welcomes the support. >> jonathan serrie, live in atlanta. thanks, jonathan. >> jon: president trump warns a major conflict with north korea is possible. that's what he told the reuters news agency. the president said he would love to solve things diplomatically but it's very difficult. >> there's a chance that we could end up having a major, major conflict with north korea. absolutely. >> jon: during that interview,

the nra stood by him more than any other outside group. not surprising that trump would show up there. >> bill: the "washington post" said the nra spent three times as much money on the trump campaign as on the romney campaign in 2012. three times? >> they spent early, too. if you look back at what and when they were spending, they were running general interest ad about benghazi. they ran that issue out in favor of donald trump back in the early part of the summer of 2016. they backed him early and strongly far more than they had for mitt romney, even john mccain and george w. bush. >> bill: how much of that had to do with his sons? when you think about donald trump junior, an avid hunter, the nra, never hid from it. made it public. >> it had something to do with his sons. they added to that argument or relationship. it had more to do when donald trump decided the run for president this time he was running as a second amendment absoluteist. there are very few nuances in trump's position on this. after the orlando shooting he suggested he m

nra we have launched nra carry guard. we have the president out.eral elections. michigan and pennsylvania and wisconsin which when it has always been a tough fight. those nra members showed up. they are active demographic. they showed up and put the president right where is he in the white house. abby: you were in atlanta for the nra convention. last night you had the president speaking. also nraceo wayne lapierre gave a blast participation trophies and millennials. take a listen. >> young americans are taught national shame over exceptionism. socialism and communism over free market capitalism. government control over self-destiny. the collective good over individualism. scores aren't kept. no oners ono winners or losers. it's about participation trophies. young people are left unprepared for the real world. bernie sanders was not a movement as a fawning media called his campaign. bernie is a political predator of young voters who were lied to by school teachers and college professors set up for his message of big government. free, free. free for

i am from the nra, it was very important to me. lama from the nra, it was very important to me. i am a huge from the nra, it was very important to me. lam a huge reagan from the nra, it was very important to me. i am a huge reagan supporter. for him to do that, right up my alley. also there is our correspondent, laura bicker. interesting that the president is in pennsylvania on the 100th day of his presidency, just explain why that's significant. pennsylvania was a crucial swing state. it was a state that helped him win the white house. he turned it into a republican state. when you hear people standing in line waiting to hear from donald hear people standing in line waiting to hearfrom donald trump, what they are telling us as they want their jobs back. this is a coal mining country, a business state. they feel that someone who is separate from politicians and politics that they see and believe is corrupt, they wa nt see and believe is corrupt, they want him to take charge and bring backjobs to pennsylvania. and that is one of the main reasons why people here voted for him. the

trump did not respond questions responded nra in atlanta.ent did tweet that north korea had disrespected china by attempting to launch. secretary of state rex tillerson is calling for new sanctions against kim jong un regime. the secretary meeting with south korean and japanese officials at the u.n. today. meantime prepare uss carl vinson is now off the coast of nag psaki japan and conducting joint training with vessels south of oak thaokinawa. eick jackie ibaÑez. have a great night. >> sean: welcome back to hannity. this saturday marks 100 days in office for president trump. and while the 45th president has accumulated a record number of accomplishments in the face by the way of some pretty difficult tough odds. democrats, now the party of obstruction, have been in complete disarray. now, in case you missed it, some are some of the low lights from the democrats, their 100-day meltdown we call it take a look. >> this executive order -- was mean-spirited and unamerican. >> republican leaders and president trump don't give a [bleep] about the

the president is talking guns to the nra. promising to protect gun rights but steering clear of the most controversial ideas. plus the most important judges of the 100 days, voters. a key swing state. wait until you hear what they had to say. and a surprise presidential h historyian. she just talked with president obama. that's coming up. >> let's get right to it. here to join us, jacob rascon, jake sherman joins us, a seniorer were at politico. okay. let's talk a little about what the president had to say. i'll tell you what struck me. est uns equi cal about his support of the second amendment. as far as the more controversial proposals, or comments that he has made that maybe deadly events wouldn't have happened if people who were there had guns. he seemed to steer away from those. >> that stuck out to me as well. last time he spoke at the nra, last year in kentucky, he talked about specific promises about getting rid of gun-free zones. he stayed away from that and he touted the eight-year assault has come to an end. you ca

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>>> trump and the nra. the president firesp his base on the eve of his 100th day in office. he admits he thought the job would be easier. >>> four children mooed down after getting off the school bus. the accused a former police officer. >>> versace murder revelations, two decades after the fashion icon was gunned down. his partner breaks his silence about what he witnessed that day. >>> the l.a. riots, 25 years later, how one woman turned that tragedy into inspiration to help others. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening to our viewers in the west, we start with breaking news. according to u.s. officials this afternoon, our time. north korea conducted another apparent test of what they believe was a short range missile. early indications are, the test was unsuccessful, the launch was closely monitored by the white house, where only yesterday the president said there's a chance of a major conflict between the u.s. and north korea. he also held out hope diplomacy might prevail. we want to get the latest breaking details from andrea mitchell. >> reporter: shortly after l

chris cox from the nra. thank you very much for joining us this tuesday. >> great to be back. thank you for having me. steve: all right. meanwhile remember that painting portraying police officers as pigs that was in the capitol? democrats still fighting to bring it back and this morning there's a big update. we'll share it with you coming up. plus, the democratic party newly elected chairman was handpicked by the establishment. so what do you think happens when he tries to take the

trump and the nra, the president fires up his base on the eve of his 100th day in office, but admitshe thought the job would be easier. >>> bus stop, four children mowed down after getting off the school bus. the accused, a former police officer. >>> versace murder revelations. two decades after he the fashion icon the fashion icon the fashion icon was gunned down, his partner breaks his silence what he witnessed that day. woman turned that into inspiration to help others. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. reporting tonight from washington. >>> good evening. we start with breaking news. according to u.s. officials late today, our time, north korea conducted another apparent test of what they believe was a short-range missile. early indications are the tests was unsuccessful. the launch was closely monitored by the white house and the president said there is a chance for a major conflict between the u.s. and north korea though he held out hope diplomacy might prevail. we want to get breaking details from andrea mitchell. >> rep

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president trump said to speak at the nra's annual gathering in atlanta at this hour on the eve of hisecomes the first sitting president in more than 30 years to address the gun rights group. >>> major, major conflict. the dire warning about a face-off with north korea. we start with that which came in an interview with reuters. >> there's a chance we could end up having a

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president to speak at the nra convention in 34 years.e more details on trump's gun policy may be revealeded for the country. which brings us to the next pulse question for you. agree or disagree, lawmakers reflect my views on gun control. log on to pulse.msnbc.com/america. let's bring in the -- with one pulse america. and a founder for moms demand action for gun sense in america. shannon, i was looking at the pictures remembering that day when we reported this tragedy. and just the difficulty for every single person in this country watching it. yet, we have seen despite polling showing that two-thirds of america according to the associated press want tighter laws, i went through virginia just there, we saw loosening. what do you think is happening here? >> there's a life or a death battle going on for gun safety in this country. and it is caring americans versus the gun lobby. and the gun lobby has a 30 year head start. you know, that horrific day at virginia tech, there were so many heroes who saved people's lives and we're not asking e

. >> bret: from concealed handguns to bombs, president trump talks weapons to the nra and weapons of mass destruction to north korea. this is "special report." ♪ good evening, welcome to fox news world headquarters in new york, and the first hour of our two hour special report, the last before a 5:00 p.m. show, a new show, starts monday. i'm bret baier. we begin tonight with president trump telling americans he is committed to helping them maintain their personal arsenals while at the same time advising north korea he is also committed to rally the world to force the communist nation to get rid of its arsenal. the president is warning that a major conflict with north korea is possible if it continues down a path toward nuclear weapons deployment. president trump spoke earlier today to the national rifle association's annual convention in atlanta. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off tonight, as he often does, on the north lawn. >> president trump gave a big thank you to the nra today poured through the endorsement during the election campaign last year. but what

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ball cap it's a black ball cap with the letters nra. i tell you the straight because story because in my neighborhood on the weekends right outside of our local market all of the liberal advocacy groups becky, they line up and asking for money. you got the planned parenthood, greenpeace, human rights and so on and so forth and that peta people are the worst. the fundraisers. i was heading to the market one day and i grabbed my nra ball cap and something very interesting happened when all of those liberal groups saw that i was heading to the market one day and i grabbed my nra ball cap and something very interesting happened when all of those liberal groups saw that it was like moses parting the red sea except for the peta woman. she called me as i was coming out. i was getting ready to smoke a pork butt i'm from the south and south and that's what we do in the south. she stopped me and i have my pork butt under my shoulder like this and she said sir do you love animals? and i said only if their deep-fried and kept on going. they never b

lou: the president today, he talked about delivering for the nra.o do magnificently in those venues. tammy: not only does he enjoy the and it re-invigorate him and reminds him of why he decided to do this in the first place. he's not just talking to the 10,000 people that were there. but to every american. this is what he has to do. because the media will never give an inch. he needs to do these kinds of events, the rally saturday. the direct appeal to people. but it's more than that it's a reminder that he's going to work on these issues. he knows who elected him and he's going to deliver. he's working on it and he's going to deliver. lou: facial hair, what does her save deals say by the? matt: there is only one person whose judgment i care about, and that's mercedes and i got the thumbs up. so i will wear it for a few more days. this idea of the president dwangts one month brought him to the dance is something ronald rave began -- reagan did in the first year of his presidency. he's unashamed to hang out with the voters who put him in office. lou:

>> reporter: embraced by the nra audience, president trump jabbed at a possible 2020 opponent with his campaign trail insult of progressive senator elizabeth warren. >> no, sir, no thank you. ma'am, perhaps ma'am. it may be pocahontas, remember that. >> reporter: he used the address to the gun lobby to criticize his predecessor. >> the eight-year assault on your second amendment freedoms has come to a crashing end. >> reporter: the start of the trump administration, a mix of confidence -- >> it's a false standard, 100 days, but i will tell you, i don't think anybody has done what we've been able to do in a hundred days. >> reporter: and controversy. after rolling out his outline for big tax cuts, the president said critics are wrong that he would benefit most. >> i'm going to end up paying more than i pay right now in taxes. i will pay more than i pay right now. the reason i'm going to pay more is because i lose all the deductions. >> reporter: of course, one of the great mysteries about what the president will or won't pay is that he does not release his tax returns. that's been the s

lou: the president today, he talked about delivering for the nra. it was a lovefest and the president continues to do magnificently in those venues. tammy: not only does he enjoy the and it re-invigorate him and reminds him of why he decided to do this in the first place. he's not just talking to the 10,000 people that were there. but to every american. this is what he has to do. because the media will never give an inch. he needs to do these kinds of events, the rally saturday. the direct appeal to people. but it's more than that it's a reminder that he's going to work on these issues. he knows who elected him and he's going to deliver. he's working on it and he's going to deliver. lou: facial hair, what does her save deals say by the? matt: there is only one person whose judgment i care about, and that's mercedes and i got the thumbs up. so i will wear it for a few more days. this idea of the president dwangts one month brought him to the dance is something ronald rave began -- reagan did in the first year of his presidency. he's unashamed to hang

his 100th day in office, president trump is in georgia where he delivered a keynote speech at the nra's annual meeting. ironically, no guns were allowed at the convention while the president was speakingment he thanked people in the crowd for their support and discussed gun rights. president trump is the first president since ronald reagan to address the nra's annual meeting. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi is facing a challenger from her san francisco district. attorney stephen jaffey cias he is going to make a 2018 bid. he worked as a volunteer for the bernie sanders presidential campaign last year. and in a recrept interview, he criticized her for raising money from corporations and special interests. >>> new at noon, the secretary of state is holding a special meeting right now at the united nations. the focus, nuclear threats from north korea. reporter alex ortiz is at the u.n. >> reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson warned u.n. security council members it is only a matter of time before north korea's missiles can reach the u.s. mainland. >> failing to act now on the m

making in the first sitting president to address the nra. on the date before his hundredth day of office the president already had a jampacked friday. the signing of orders. all of this taking place as the administration continues to push forward on tax reform also ratchet up action on trade. foxbusiness adam shapiro with the white house. adam, no health care reform in the first 100 days can we expect something on the health front in the next 100 days. >> pretty much the answer to that question is yes. they didn't have the votes for this week. but you heard it from different people in the administration and leadership on capitol hill that yes there is potentially going to be about on obama care repeal and replace they still have the lineup 18 more votes they have to get to guarantee that they can get it. there is a possibility we will get it next week. we have heard from gary who was the economic advisor to the president. he said it's a very good chance that we will see this about next week. but what you are definitely going to see according

now, you're an nra spokesperson and president trump is going to speak at the nra convention. a sitting president speak at the nra convention. i think since reagan's days. 1983. how do you pull that off? >> you are correct. well, because the trump administration has been a supporter of gun rights. the trump administration has been a supporter of the natural right to practice and exercise your second amendment and of course that completely goes in with the nra community and the people who just simply -- and, by the way, the nra is incredibly big tent, and i don't think they get enough credit for how big tent they are. because they're a democrat nra members. my family is 99% democrat. i'm one of the only conservatives in my family and my family are all nra members. and these blue-collar workers, these people who simply want to have the pro-choice, equal right of they like what the administration is doing, particularly on gun rights. stuart, for some people, that was people like justice gorsuch and the issue of national reciprocity, those are the two issues they voted for trump.

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