in most cases, nobody is forcing students to attend a lecture by a guest like an nra member. they are free to go or not go in the circumstances, but i would say that even if you are an opponent of gun rights, it did not sound like you were, but even if he were strongly opposed, going to a place where you hear the other side, where you hear their point of view, could do nothing but strengthen your own arguments. it might open a window of understanding into why are these people there? why are there millions who look at this issue so differently from me? and, hopefully, they will extend the same to you. there will be another opportunity where an opponent or an opponent of the nra, or somebody who supports stronger gun restrictions, would then be allowed the same platform. that is the ideal, that you get all of these views and a forum to debate. and everybody has the opportunity to gain better understanding of those that differ from them. and i think that can only be a positive for our society. host: let's go to nelson, he was calling from redwood city, california. good morning.

i translate that in my book into what we call the other nra, the national restaurant association. they're the ones that have been around for 160 years demanding to keep wages at zero, one, two dollars an hour. herman cain who got a lot of attention and then passed away from covid, he was the head of theother nra in 1995 . he struck a deal with congress that said sure, we will let the overall minimum wage go up as long as they are frozen $2.13 an hour. herman cain is responsible for that two dollar wage right now so that the other nra and on friday their trade magazine which is called nation's restaurant news published an article , the title of which was the pandemic is forcing the industry to rethink conversation and tipped wages . that was extraordinary. because we had a lot of independent restaurant workers able to change their minds but when nra trade magazine to say that and cited our research and said maybe it's time for a rethinking and a change on these issues, it just means there's a new openness to push on and we should do it together so i would say my question. >> but i'

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in the spring of 1935, the supreme court took up the nra, the nation nal act. it is to help with the unfair competition and raise wages, but it was ruled void as involving, for one thing, an unconstitutional vote. a few months later they took up the agricultural act also passed in 1933. through this law the administration tried to employment park production and bolstering farm prices. in january 1986, the court declared it void with improper use. three justices descended. presently the court decided on the coal act. an industry torn with strikes and detenticension. the court considered the municipal bankruptcy act. an attempt by the centrfederal government to address industries with bankruptcies. us in a few short months key portions of the new deal program has been torn to shreds through court action. a number of other measures seemed doomed. among them the wagner labor act and social security. it was an election year, early in june the republican met. later in the same month, they nominated rooseland and garner. roosevelt, for the moment, said little about th

in the spring of 1935, soon after its ruling on railroad retirement, the supreme court took up the nraonal and industrial recovery act. this, one of the earliest new deal acts, was designed to help industry out of its disastrous deflation and unfair competition and raise wages. but the supreme court ruled it void, as involving, for one thing, an unconstitutional delegation of legislative power. the vote was unanimous. a few months later, the court took up the agricultural adjustment act, also passed in 1933. through this law, the administration tried to limit foreign production, and conserve the soil while bolstering farm prices. in january 1936, the court declared the act void as an improper use of the taxing power. three justices dissented. presently, the court considered the so-called guffey coal act, an attempt to stabilize a basic industry torn with strikes and dissension. in may 1936, the court found it void, as beyond the power of congress under the commerce clause. three justices dissented. in the same month, the court considered the municipal bankruptcy act. an attempt by the

in most cases, nobody is forcing students to attend a lecture by a guest like an nra member.y are free to go or not go in the circumstances, but i would say that even if you are an opponent of gun rights, it did not sound like you were, but even if he were strongly opposed, going to a place where you hear the other side, where you hear their point of view, could do nothing but strengthen your own arguments. it might open a window of understanding into why are these people there? why are there millions who look at this issue so differently from me? and, hopefully, they will extend the same to you. there will be another opportunity where an opponent or an opponent of the nra, or somebody who supports stronger gun restrictions, would then be allowed the same platform. that is the ideal, that you get all of these views and a forum to debate. and everybody has the opportunity to gain better understanding of those that differ from them. and i think that can only be a positive for our society. host: let's go to nelson, he was calling from redwood city, california. good morning. call

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reads tired of politicians playing politics with guns, putting lives at risk because they are scared of nraur healthcare issue. our guns the healthcare issue? >> they are not. trying to make that healthcare issue, hundreds of thousands particularly now in 2020 who were impacted by a healthcare issue. the biden administration will do what is best for them, stick to the pandemic and at gla. shannon: former potential biden hhs secretary pick, rhode island's governor says she will not be in that position but guns are a health crisis and one of the most disturbing and preventable public health crises of this generation and we owe it to our children to take action. has been a lot of conversation on this side of the aisle where you have the second amendment, a lot of people argue for what is going to happen with and a lot were in favor of the second amendment are pretty upset, some have said the stance penalizes law-abiding citizens, not the criminal. what do you think of that? >> absolutely. what we see with both of them is the modern democrat party, no longer do we have the days where we have bl

the nra, national rifle association, which is where on the political spectrum? to the right -- says it's simple. just take the second half of the amendment, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. what does keep arms mean? i have a right to have a weapon. what does bear arms mean? i have a right to carry it. conservatives say every american has a god-given right. yeah? do liberal politicians want a forced buyback -- does that violate this amendment? prof. prevas: no, they are not forcing you to turn your gun in. >> they are forcing you to give them your gun and they will pay you, but you have to give them the gun. prof. prevas: give me one example where they are forcing you to turn in your gun. >> they are not doing it right now, but that is in thing they talked about wanting to do. prof. prevas: who talked about that? >> left politicians. liberals, mr. prevas. prof. prevas: i never said i was a liberal. let's look at that amendment. does that mean you have a right or doesnd carry a gun, that mean you have the right to a gun if you

. >> if the koch brothers put $400 million into an election, or the nra, or anything like that laura, you're absolutely correct. i'll tell you what, it indicates people more concerned about power than there democratic process. i actually had a reporter tell me today, how can you criticize the process that's antidemocratic?me >> laura: that's cute. there's no corruption anywhere, and when someone cast a vote illegally, it cancels out illegal vote for the other party. you have to remember that. we have to go, because we got claudia tenney on, which is another problem in new york which we know you're following. thank you for the important update. we will stay on it. 12 votes. all that's keeping claudia tenney from flipping new york's congressional seat back to her from democratic control.yo she used to have this seat, but she lost in 2018. now, four weeks after the election, 55 new ballots miraculously popped up out of the blue. attorney alan gordon said these ballots were mislaid and never counted. they weren't just never counted, 20% are from nonregistered voters. americans are just go

liz: you remembered that nra had the russian spy scandal in the media was all over that. a lot of coverage about, you know, what is going on with swalwell. eric swalwell was a frequent guest for years on msnbc and cnn and senator ron johnson told hannity last night that he believes the media interfered with the election more than russia. he said a poll is basically showing 36% of biden voters saying they did not hear about the hunter biden story and they are also saying of that nearly one third of those voters that it would not have voted for hunter biden. they knew about it. >> a poll that we actually did at the media research center. we ran eight different topics that by different biden voters and what we found was across the board, you know, some of the topics, they had not heard about one or the other, whether it was a hunter biden scandal, kamala harris being the most liberal senator, you know, more so than bernie sanders, they had not heard about the good economic news, they had not heard about trump triumphs in the middle east for peace and so if you look at it ove

vaccine which is pfizer's technology is a novel technology which we never had a human vaccine using an nratechnology is not new it's been studied decades that's why they were able to make the vaccine. again is the mrna technology proven to be blowing the effectiveness out of the water, when it's my time to be offered the vaccine, of course that's something i'll discuss with my physician but this vaccine is showing to be safe and effective and i am for everyone including myself, my family and my callings to get vaccinated. eric: it is encouraging and certainly within a year from now we can look back and say it is over. doctor nicole sapphire. good to see you. arthel: meanwhile it is not over yet and unfortunately thousands of new york city restaurant workers could be out of a job in a few hours were live from the big apple where restaurants are preparing to close their dining rooms for the second time this year.ic ♪ power fins power fins to directly engage floors and dig deep into carpets. pick up more on every pass with no hair wrap. shark vertex with duoclean power fins. a livcustomizeper

nra a plus.ut when it comes to someone at night walking into my back yard with a loaded gun, you don't have to be the governor to know that's a threat and that's folks taking it to a whole different level that we just haven't seen before. >> it is. it's totally unacceptable. we're sorry to the threat for your family. let's turn to vaccines. how is the rollout going in your state? we heard frustrations. how are things going in terms of getting arms in the vaccines and the logistics of the distribution? >> we're a smaller state. i've got to say it's going very well. it really is. we would all, as governors, like to see more vaccines come to our state, get our fair share. cvs and walgreens on a national level and in new hampshire are taking care of a lot of the vaccinations having to do with our long-term care facilities. that's where the highest-risk individuals are. we take half of that vaccine and give it out to hospitals and health care workers. these are the initial weeks. i think everyone is t

trying to be president of the nra and ivanka has been making a lot of noise lately.e for this campaign. but they've raised over $1 billion and lost it in a matter of years. what do you get -- takeaway from this sort of fund-raising? >> well, the republican party is the one who suffers for it. all that money, presumably, would go toward house and senate races. and the republican party in general. and donald trump so dominates the field and so dominates the fund-raising, that the money is going to him. and as you know, with donald trump, nothing is one way. he has no interest in the party. you saw that last night at his insane rally. he barely mentioned the two republican candidates running for special election, that will determine control of the united states senate. and so, he just filled his time with grievances and falsehoods about the election. this is all to raise money and to continue to raise money. the problem is, money is going to donald trump, going towards super pacs that can be used for political purposes but not necessarily the purposes the republican par

liz: is interesting, remember the nra had a russian spy scandal and the media was all over that, erice of what's going on with eric swalwell, eric swalwell was a frequent guest for years on msnbc and cnn and ron johnson told hannity last night that he believes in media interviewed more than the election then russia and he saying a poll is showing 36% of biden voters say they didn't hear about the biden story and out of that a third of the voters said they would not have voted for hunter biden. >> is something uphold the we actually did at the research center and we ran eight different topics by different biden voters and what we sound across the board, they had heard about one or the other which is the hunter biden scandal, kamala harris being the most liberal center more so than bernie sanders and they had heard about economic news and trump's triumph in the middle east for peace so if you look at the overall it would've made it in enormous impact in the election, some would've meant trump would've 1311 electoral votes and others 295, either way you look at it the media cook the book

for as much money as he takes from the nra you'd think ted cruz would have some idea how to stick to his guns, but he doesn't. [ laughter ] trump, of course, famously called ted cruz's wife ugly, he suggested his father had something to do with the assassination of jfk, may have even questioned the integrity held by ted himself. >> i've met people that are much tougher than ted cruz. but i've never, ever met anybody that lied like him. this guy lies so much. lying ted cruz. he walks in, bible held high, puts it down, goes over here, and he starts lying more than any human being i've ever seen in my life. lyin' ted. lyin' ted. one of the biggest liars i've ever seen in my wife. lying, lying, lyin' ted. lyin' ted, boo many. you have to spell it right. l-y-i-n apostrophe, lyin' ted. >> jimmy: yes, and he will be representing me in front of the supreme court. [ applause ] a lot of people are wondering why ted cruz would even do this. i have a theory. i think ted cruz is going to go to the supreme court and pull a full nicole kidman in "the undoing" on him. ted cruz still wants to be pres

lost their son in a 2018 high school shooting in parkland, florida, are sending a message now to the nra this holiday season. patricia and manuel oliver's son joaquin wasvilled on valentine's day 2018 when a former student opened fire inside marjanovic high school. the shooting rampage killed 17 students and staff members. they decided to bake 1700 cookies, filled with holes that duplicate bullet holes, representing the 1700 children lost to gun violence every year. >> i feel that not only joaquin, as i love him, but also every single mom, i am the person that represents every single mom that feels like me. empty. frustrated. with anger about not having our kid with us. >> after joaquin's death, patricia and manuel founded the organization change the rap, with a focus on gun violence. >>> vice president elect kamala harris was in georgia this afternoon where she told the crowd that the stakes are incredibly high in two senate runoff races. >> this is about our lives! this is about the lives of our children! this is about the life of our community and the life blood of our nation! >> demo

. >> julie: 16 republican attorneys general joining an nra lawsuit against james.ion on grounds of self-dealing and conflicts of interest. >> leland: study show people who had covid were successful in warding off the disease. these stories and more can be found on the fox news app. either scan the qr code right there on the bottom of your screen or just go to foxnews.com/apps. >> julie: a california church loses yet another legal battle in a bid to allow christmas services. a federal judge ruling the governor's shutdown order is a lawful public health measure that safeguards religious freedom by allowing outdoor church services. christina coleman is live in los angeles with more on this. hi, christina. >> that's right. a california church lost another battle against the state's lockdown orders. the church's attorneys say they were seeking immediate action so that their members could worship on christmas day. in a 2-1 decision the ninth circuit court of appeals rejected the harvest rock church request for a temporary restraining order against the state's restriction

can't think of any possible potential presidential hopeful who has said over and over again i beat the nragun buy backs. run on the idea of removing immunity that the gun industry has from frivolous lawsuits that literally would sink the industry if that wasn't in place. i can't think of anybody else from presidential potential presidential standpoint who has done or said these things. so, in my mind, he is absolutely one of the most anti-second amendment people. potentially going to be our president here in this country. emily: speaking of comments, his cabinet picks as well have spoken vociferously about it xavier becerra are not in common use for lawful purposes like self-defense. dr. i have ventricle murphy says guns are a healthcare issue. susan rice says the nra has brought too many -- has bought it too many members of congress and pete buttigieg we must hold the gun industry accountable-eye honestly it doesn't surprise me and the rest of the gun community. because we have been battling this for decades however for a lot of the new gun owners they need to understand that they have be

obviously, you know i'm talking about the nra and the self-dealing that has been reported. i know you can't report on an investigation. but the level of concern related to the activities that have been reported are very disturbing and i just hope that the irs is taking all of the appropriate steps to make sure that we protect not just taxpayers but the donors to these organizations who are taking advantage. they're not making donations to subsidize people's lifestyles or habits. with that, i yield back. >> i would like to thank our witnesses. in this case, one witness, the commissioner. for joining us today. please be advised that members have two weeks to submit written questions to be answered later in the writing. those questions and your answers will be made part of the formal hearing record. mr. commissioner, i believe that i adhere to the conditions of our meeting today, i kind of stayed away from the president's taxes with your direction. >> kind of. >> kind of. but i want you to know, to me, this is not a political issue. to me, this is, as i said on february the 19

i unseated a 24 year incumbent who had taken a check from the nra days after the nightclub shooting.e were still mourning the loss. that did not reflect the values of my community. run.ided to campaign.ur-month host: former incumbent john mica, republican of florida. let's hear from the viewers. pompano beach, florida, sergio. caller: good morning. good morning, representative. how are you? guest: doing great. caller: it is an honor to speak to you. florida,on is this for how would this stimulus program help people in florida and how would you help bring in jobs in florida? democrats and republicans. i would love to see you guys control the senate. how can you make that happen? next package has a ; state androvisions local aid, resources to help with our health care system to make sure we have resources to respond to the pandemic today and distribute the vaccine. there is unemployment additional benefits. in florida, we have some of the lowest unemployment benefits across the country. federal augmentation will be significant and helpful. we will getoping provisions i care about and h

nothing like the ama, the nra, the chamber of congress, planned parenthood and they have their targets the executive branch. and our congressional overseers are often very hostile to us. they are not very sympathetic most of the time. and consequently when we get into political trouble, when scandals ensue, when investigations are run, when people want to make headlines by beating up on intelligence and foreign policy, cia is pretty much out there on its own unless the president backs it. sometimes we can enlist sympathetic members of congress if we have built relations with them. richard helms was especially good at doing this, but more often than not, we have to hope that the inhabitant of the white house is supportive and will go to bat for us in these political controversies and that hasn't always been the case as you're undoubtedly aware. this is a little bit of work that i've done at cia. you can read about it if you want more details in an article i wrote. what i did when i was working on my mccone book was try to put him in the context of all the other directors. try to figure

tired of politicians playing politics with guns, putting lives at risk, because they are scared of nraare issue. all right. colion, we have got your back. what do you think of his assessment thaassessguns are a . >> i couldn't disagree further. i have been seeing this tactic before and they have been doing for years. scare tactic to put people in an emotional state. people are going to be more inclined to give up several liberties and personal rights whenever they think something is a health crisis. that's the state of mind that they want a lot of people in because people are more willing to do things on a more extreme level. at the same time, what they are not accounting for is that gun violence in america is a very particularized issue. and it's not a health issue. it's a socioeconomic issue because the vast majority of the guns in this country, most of the gun deaths in this country happen in very specific areas in this country. and what they don't want to do is face that fact and, thus, make it a global issue so that they don't have to -- so they can punt that political football do

9% of businesses in northern ireland are ready for the end of the transition period —— manufacturing nra to make trade flow, reportedly won't even go live until december the 21st. eight working days before the end of the transition period. mr speaker, this really does give new meaning to the night before christmas. chris page is in belfast. the call has always been for clarity, is that what they have or has the can been effectively kicked down the road again?|j has the can been effectively kicked down the road again? i think some questions have been answered, but certainly others remain unanswered from the point of view of the business community here. one of the major issues had been concerns that new checks on food products arriving to the likes of here, belfast bought from the rest of the uk would mean there would be disruption to supermarkets apply so michael gove in the commons has announced that there will be a grace period for supermarkets and in effect no change for at least three months or six months for chilled meat products so that should ensure that goods going to supermarkets

both kelly loeffler and david perdue rated a by nra and opponents f rating.eorgia to save america. part of the tour. save america tour.com, lee greenwood is going to be at our rally today at 2:00. it's going to be a great day. that will be in canton, by the way if anybody want to join us. pete: senator, it's a huge race a lot of people feel like the super bowl was in november. you feel like the ballot boxes are secure there in georgia? >> i will tell you what, they are doing everything they can to make sure this election is secure. i urge those who are looking to vote here in this election early voting start on december 14th that's monday. it's best not to wait until january. there could be an ice storm. things come up we really want to encourage georgia's to get to the poll starting on monday. we will have the most secure election here in georgia. believe me, they have thousands of poll watchers that are watching signature matches. we will make sure what happens here in georgia is fair and only legal ballots are counted. but the bottom line is we have got to

events, a little publicity, a little editor, it's not a strong activist organization, nothing with the nrahe chamber of calm first -- commerce, planned parenthood, you name it in washington, they are powerful lawyers, they have the targets in the executive branch. our executive overseers are often hostile to this. they are not very sympathetic most of the time. consequently, when we get into political trouble, when scandals ensue, when investigations are run. when people want to make headlines by beating up on intelligence and foreign policy, cia is pretty much out there on its own unless the president backs it. sometimes we can in less sympathetic members of congress if we have built relations with them, richard helms was especially good at doing this. but more often than not, we have to hope that the inhabitant of the white house is supportive, and will in effect go to bat for us in these political controversies. that hasn't always been the case, as you are undoubtedly aware. this is a little bit of work that i have done at the cia. you can read about it if you want more details in a art