nra-ila leadership forum. for me, i can't say it's the most exciting part of the week that we have here, but it is a great time with folks that really impact our lives all over this country. some of it is local, some on the national level. we get to hear them in a setting where it is just different. i listened to a lot of folks the are in office or running for office, in this particular forum there is something about it that is different. perhaps is the fact that they know they are here with thousands of folks that are like-minded on so many issues. [applause] let's get this show on the road. to begin this program, stand with meet and join in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance, to the flag, of the united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and dust is for all. [applause] thank you folks. hang on a second. if you would please remain standing. we have a local indianapolis opera soprano that is going to perform the national anthe

welcome to indianapolis for the -- [applause] 152nd nra annual meeting an exhibit as well as the nra-ila forum. for me a lot of folks, i cannot say this is the most exciting part of the week that we got here, but it is a great time. with some folks that really impact our lives all over this country. some of it local. some on the national level. we get to hear them in a setting where it is just different. i listen to a lot of folks in office and running for office. in this particular form, there is different. perhaps is the fact they know they are here with thousands of folks that are like-minded on so very very many issues. [applause] again, let's get this show on the road. to begin the program, -- please stand with me and join in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of united states of america. to the republic. for which it stands. one nation. under god. indivisible. with liberty and justice for all. thank you folks. [applause] hang on a second. if you would please remain standing. we have a local indianapolis opera sopranos outperformed the national anthem for us.

why do i boldly support the nra? now i probably do not look like a traditional nra member.mmediate would have us believe the nra is only made up of old white guys -- the media would have us believe the nra is only made up of old white guys. all you old white guys can be proud and raise your hand. but there's a lot of other people, a lot of diversity within the nra. let me tell you something. i may be a mom and grandma but i am the nra. [applause] our daughters and our granddaughters, every american is the nra. i did not know i could be a hunter and so i saw my grandma was a hunter. she was a pretty famous duck hunter. she was good. the post in the article went on to state the heston rose to power in nra because of a need to soften the organization public image. calling the school shooting a child issue not a gun issue has been reasserting the nra's long-standing position that if islands rose from unraveling -- violence rose from week judges. he called on the white house to acknowledge many gun violations go on prosecuted for lack of resources. he called on the justice depar

[applause] >> thank you, such a privilege to be here at the nra today.hank you for fighting for our freedoms through the years. i just finished eight years as governor of arkansas and it was during that time that we created jobs, lowered taxes, improved education, shrunk the size of government, but one of the things that is just as important , is to support the second amendment and our freedoms that we enjoy as americans. i haven't stood with the nra through my time in public service, it has been my honor to do that for over 20 years. as a member of congress, i was on the judiciary committee. i did battle with the second with liberals such as bonnie frank, we fought the battle and stood firm. when i was asked by president bush to be a part of the department of homeland security, the largest government reorganization in 50 years, i had responsibility for the border security. we didn't get it perfect, it's a lot better than it was today. and what joe biden has done. whenever you look at border security, whenever you look at the transportation networks, i w

why do i support the nra? i don't look like a traditional nra member.a would have us believe that the nra is only made up of white guys. and all of you old white guys can be proud to raise your hand. but there are a lot of other people. a lot of diversity in the nra. let me tell you something. i may be a mom and a grandma, but i am the nra. our daughters and granddaughters, every granddaughters the american -- nra. i didn't know i could be a hunter until i saw my grandmother was a hunter, and she was a pretty funder -- famous duck hunter. she was good. posted the article went on to say that he rozen power provide the need to soften the public image. he called school shootings a child issue and not a gun issue. he reasserted the nra's long-standing position that violence grows from unraveling family value and week prosecutors and judges. he also added a new twist. he called on the white house to acknowledge gun violations go on but thought -- on prosecuted. he called on the justice department to execute every violation one city. he said this would cut --

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senate republicans honored nra chief wayne lapierre ahead of the nra's annual convention in indianapolis. moms demand action responded in a report by wthr-13. >> they have the audacity to stand on the floor of our senate in our state house and honor the organization that is far and away the most responsible for the proliferation of guns in our country. it is really a painful reminder that the republican party the state of indiana doesn't care. >> 13 news asked directly about the criticism. >> we think all of the federal gun laws to be in force and we could dramatically reduce crime in america. amy: that last voice, wayne lapierre. at the convention, donald trump gave the keynote address and called for firearms training for teachers. >> i will also create a new tax credit to reimburse any teacher for the full cost of a concealed carry firearms and training from highly qualified experts. who's better? better? if even 5% of teachers, people that are skilled with arms, we want that. 5% who are voluntarily armed and trained to stop active shooters, we would achieve effective deterrence and th

♪ mao -- mike: hello nra. >> we love you mike. mike: i love you too.et's think wayne for his leadership, the introduction he knows i prefer is pretty short i make christian, conservative, republican in that order and it is my honor to welcome the nra- ila back to indiana. thank you all for coming. [applause] it really is good to be back with all the patriots in the nra. men and women who stand on the ramparts of freedom. defending all the god-given liberties enshrined in the constitution of the united states every day. with your support, trump and his administration championed freedom for 4 michael years. every single day we stood without apology for the second amendment right to keep and bear arms. [applause] with your support we achieve the lowest unemployment come the highest household income, the most pro-american trade deals, most the cure border in the most powerful military in the history of the world. stronger than ever before. maybe most important, we appointed conservatives to every court in the land including the highest court. we gave ameri

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ well hello nra. i love you too. back to the hoosier state i want to thank wayne for his leadership, the introduction he knows i prefer pretty short. i'm a christian, a conservative, and a republican in that order and it's my honor to welcome the nra,me ila back to indiana. thank you all for coming. [applause] it really is good to be back with all of the patriots the nra. men and women who stands on the ramparts of freedom. defending god given liberties instrined in the constitution of the united states every day and with your support champion freedom foror four remarkable years and every single day we stood without apology for the second amendment right to keep and bare arms. by a chief lowest unemployment and most secure beard and we made the most powerful military in the history of the world. stronger than ever before. but maybe most important of all, we appointed conservatives to every court in the if land including the highest court we gave america a new beginning for the right to life -- an this last june that

host: you talk about the hierarchy of the nra. yesterday, the nra ceo wayne lapierre, here's what he had to say. [video clip] >> this is my 40 fifth year with the national rifle association. if i ever write a book about my experiences with the nra i think i will collect, when you fight like hell for freedom you get more of it. that is how it really works and you will know that. here in indiana, law-abiding gun owners no longer have to get government permission to carry a firearm for self-defense. it is called constitutional carry and hoosiers have it because nra members fought like hell for freedom and got more of it. in fact, nra members have liberated more than half the nation with constitutional carry but we are not stopping until it is the law of the land and all of the land. i promise you that. i know we will get there because i have watched you, nra members fight like hell for freedom and get more of it and when over and over again. you, teachers, police officers, lawyers, cashiers, electricians, nurses, surgeons, code write

, the blame on the nra. it's not just the nra. i think it sometimes overstated. politicians, primarily the right wing of the republican party, or most of the republican party these days have actively taken up that cause to use it as a political weapon. so when you see gun owners with that attitude, they are reflecting what politicians are doing, to the point where it is a regular thing now for political candidates for greg -- national office to go shoot assault rifles for their campaign ads. what does that tell us about the state of our politics? miriam: i thought you were trying to be apolitical? ryan: everybody asks me why we can't get something passed. take for instance universal background checks polling between 82%-80 5%. a lot of republicans support universal background checks. not even ice cream polls at 85%. yet we cannot pass it. why? this is why i wrote the book. the gun issue for most of the right is not really an issue. it is a totem, something the whole system is organized around. think of it th

host: you talk about the hierarchy of the nra. yesterday, the nra ceo wayne lapierre, here's what he had to say. [video clip] >> this is my 40 fifth year with the national rifle association. if i ever write a book about my experiences with the nra i think i will collect, when you fight like hell for freedom you get more of it. that is how it really works and you will know that. here in indiana, law-abiding gun owners no longer have to get government permission to carry a firearm for self-defense. it is called constitutional carry and hoosiers have it because nra members fought like hell for freedom and got more of it. in fact, nra members have liberated more than half the nation with constitutional carry but we are not stopping until it is the law of the land and all of the land. i promise you that. i know we will get there because i have watched you, nra members fight like hell for freedom and get more of it and when over and over again. you, teachers, police officers, lawyers, cashiers, electricians, nurses, surgeons, code write

standing before the nra.wo years ago, we moved back to indiana, bought five acres and a pond, i got a riding mower. john deere, zero turn radius, to five horsepower. the great thing about no longer being vice president, you get to drive your own car. one of the bad things is you have to pay for your own gas. to most important, we are the proud parents of three, have become grandparents three times over in the last two years. [applause] we figured out the reason we had kids was to have grandkids. times have changed for us although, haven't they? today our country is almost unrecognizable to what it was just a few short years ago. today our borders are under seizure, inflation is at a 40 year high, gas prices are through the roof, crime is skyrocketing in our cities and the national debt is piling up into a mountain range. the confidence and pride that once lifted the american spirit to do heights just a few years ago has been replaced with national fear and uncertainty. all across the country, a crime wave is

there's a lot of dive-3iá■ in the t■nra.s a red t■state, which is basically a state that has a lot of nra members they are out there advocating don't do anything in terms of gun laws more troubling, they have little children at the nra taking guns and pointing ate1 people and taking pictures of this like this is how we should be raising americans today. >> meanwhile, another slaughter under way as they are doing that priscilla thompson has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, a community is reeling after unthinkable tragedy at a sweet 16. >> oh my god >> re h(ee killed and at least 28 injured at the birthday celebration saturday the party's deejay saying the shots rang out he tried to protect as many teenagers as he could, shielding them as others fled for the exit according to family members, a star on the high school footbalv team was a victim, he was planning to play at jacksonville state next year. >> he got this huge smile. he got a heart heig humble. he's au■■■grandmother's boy. >> reporter: the townr dadeville, alab

flocking to the nra convention while supreme court puts a temporary hold on the abortion ruling and a sitting member o congress defending the suspected leaker of thos classified documents the growing concern over our national security. our friday night cap is here taking up all the majo headlines of the week. there and the b picks and some news on a holiday classic, a the 11th hour gets underwa right now. good evening once, again i a stephanie ruhle. the nation's highest court i stepping in to block a rul lower court from rolling bac access to abortion pills for now. that restriction was set to go into effect at midnight, i less than one hour late this afternoon, justice samuel alito issued a hold tha keep the drug widely available for just five more days, while the court reviews the case this latest development comes day after florida governor ron desantis quietly signed a la banning most abortions after six weeks. that signing took place in a private ceremony yesterday, an there was no publi announcement until just afte 11 pm last night meanwhile, several republicans with their eyes

the nra has that message at their convention it's not just there.t just those who are attending that convention. what are you seeing? >> yeah, so i'm glad you mentioned that my dad actually is an nra member and a few years ago, i was reading, you know, at his house, america's first freedom, which is the nra magazine that gets mailed out to nra members, and i remember noticing there's a section, i'm assuming there still is, there's a section devoted to brief stories of individuals who use their guns to defend their property it will be a random news brief, such and such grandma was at her house, and this robber came, and she got her gun and defended herself and the robber ran away and she was safe there's a long standing fetishization within the gun community, people who are part of the nra and adjacent, who fetishize this idea. no one else is going to protect them they need a gun to protect themselves they're always anticipating somebody is going to be knocking on their door and coming for their gun or coming for something else that their gun can pro

i think the nra is weaker than in a really long time. it doesn't mean that movement behind gun rights is weakened at all. look, there's a perception i think that a lot of mesmbers of congress would like to do this but for the nra. there are a lot of republicans in congress who don't believe any restrictions on guns are the right appropriate thing to do. now, there are some, and there are probably some who are -- by stuff like that. no one has really ever paid consequences politically for not -- for being too aggressive on guns. when republicans do get out there on guns a little bit, they face swift blowback. but no one has ever lost a general election because they didn't come after -- they didn't support gun control. until that changes, until somebody loses a general election, party leaders will not be in position to push their people to go further as ashley said, the only election they care about is their primary and you never paid a price, never paid a price for being too far to the right in a republican primary on guns and that sums u

live plus, even to mas shootings in the last two weeks, was not enough to tamp down th rhetoric at the nra convention as presidential hopefuls tried to prove they love guns th most >> i guarantee you that i will continue to stand with the nra >> the second amendment ensure that the american people hav the capacity to defend their lives, fortunes and sacred on. or >> i will stand with each and every one of you and protection of what we all know is - >> i am a concealed weapon permit holder myself my husband is a hunter >> with me at 1600 pennsylvani avenue, no one will lay finger on your firearms let's be very clear, the issue is not too many guns, the issu is too many thugs, could limbs and savage criminals that is really what the issu is >> we are going to have much more on that ahead, we start though in washington, at the supreme court where protests broke out today over reproductive care rights well trump appointed judge issued rulings that limite access to mifepristone, and fd proved abortion drug the high court has stepped i for, now issuing a stay on those restrictions until wednesda

this is the climate that the nra stokes.he irresponsible, loud mouth, making bare noises, scratching on trees, so you feel scared enough to go and get yourself a [bleep] gun. [cheers and applause] you know what? it is my first night. enough about gun violence. let's move on to something more lighthearted. the corrosive rock of our judicial branch. of course, i'm talking about clarence thomas, -- [boos] yeah, big fans, i can tell. you know him. he is the supreme court justice who's taken more free vacations then all the bravo housewives combined. last week, we learned that thomas had secretly accepted luxury trips from right-wing billionaire harlan crow. that's his actual name, not his "game of thrones" cosplay character. now, we are finding out that back in 2014, harlan crow bought a house in two vacant lots from clarence thomas for $130,000. that is outrageous. i'm shocked and my in america there are places where you can buy a house and two vacant lots for $130,000. i'm mad about the corruption but i have to admit, that is

. >> ask soon the nra will kick off its convention, which has turned into a hot bed for 2024 hopefuls>>> the legal battle over an abortion pill officially reaching the supreme court the biden administration asking justices to take immediate action what happens next and what it all means for abortion access across the country. >>> we begin this hour with the unfolding and pretty astonishing story of 21-year-old airman jack teixeira the suspected leaker handcuffed and wearing a prison-issued tan garb was just charged in a boston courtroom with possessing cl classified documents pertaining to national security and possessing national defense materials. because he was charged under the espionage act, he faces a minimum sentence of ten years per page, and there were hundreds of documents. the charging document tells us he had been worried he might get caught what it doesn't answer are key questions of how and why he leaked the classified documents in the first place but a member of the chat group where he first shared the top secret papers told "the washington post" he's no edward snowden.

. >> okay, the good liar confronting nra attendees with facts.just a taste of what they heard. i'll be talking to them late on in the. our you don't want to miss o what some of them got. they're also ahead, the latest information on a leak of classified documents and the 21-year-old at the center of i all. and then asked the supreme court faces wednesday midnight deadline of its stay involving a key abortion pill, republica 2024 candidate, wants to tal about everything else except abortion rights. we have that coming up as. wobbly begin once again with two mass shootings overnight daybell, alabama, four peopl are dead and multiple others injure after a shooting at a birthday party. two others were killed i louisville, kentucky, afte shots were tired there into crowd of hundreds gathered in park the shaq brewster is following both cases shaq, let's talk through som of this. here we are talking about mass shootings in the country starting first in alabama, i'm still waiting for more information about a potentia suspect. but when we know so far? >>

. >>> plus, former president trump and other 2024 hopefuls are flocking to an nra convention today onhe heels of several mass shootings the message their presence sends amid a renewed national debate about gun violence. >>> and more reporting from propublica about aus biness transaction between justice clarence thomas and his billionaire friend this is ana cabrera reports, we're back in 60 seconds (vo) with verizon, you can now get a private 5g network. so you can do more than connect your business, you can make it even smarter. now ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order their own replacement parts. (foreman) nice work. (vo) and retailers can get ahead of the fashion trend of the day with a new line tomorrow. with a verizon private 5g network, you can get more agility and security. giving you more control of your business. we call this enterprise intelligence. from the network america relies on. >>> a massive change overnight to florida's abortion laws that could affect millions of w

fear of the nra. so they are putting thei political fortunes and fear at the nra in front of the safety the safety of school children. the safety of people who wan to go warship. the safety people who want t go to the movies these mass shootings tha mentioned earlier and make a lot of news and 85% of mas shootings reverend, are done with assault weapons having a ban on assault weapon for civilians is common sens gun reform as you mentioned earlier people who support gun rights, before gun owners themselves they understand the danger tha these weapons pose we should not have weapons o war in the hands of civilians. and watching the republicans vying for presidents and their political ambitions, being afraid of the nra and this bowing down to them is shameful it really says one thing to, m again the contrast between democrats, who are about governing, safety, putting people first and the extremist of the gop were just trying to brought on to the nra and brin out the worse than people. it is shameful rev

when the nra endorsed me, and -- in 2016 for the 2016 campaign. it was fairly early.re really good shots, i don't know if you know. eric and don, if they were golfers they would be scratch. maybe better than scratch, they are really good, they have been a member of nra for a long time. maybe that helped. that was considered one of the greatest things, that was like getting into the wharton school of finance or getting into harvard, or getting into a great college. that was a great thing. they endorsed me very early, it was a great honor, we did a great job. they better endorsed me again. [laughter] [applause] they are going to have some explaining to do. they will have some explain to do. i think we -- i do believe we are in good shape. when you see the polls, you will understand that we are in good shape. i have never seen such spirit as there is right now. part of that sadly is because they are doing such a horrible job of running our country, which is destroying our country. and i think it makes us even more popular. to be honest with you. they are doing such a hor

it was clearly a pro—trump crowd there at the nra.aley, the senatorfrom south carolina tim scott. all of them really reaffirmed that they are staunch gun rights advocates, and promised to the crowd that if they made it to the white house, they would fight against what they call the liberal agenda to take away people�*s lawful gun rights. so, really, interesting to see the campaign speech tone. itjust really underscores how much these republicans covet the endorsement of this influential base of the party. the bbc�*s nada tawfik, thank you very much for your reporting. in other news... after a one—day delay because of bad weather, the european space agency has successfully launched its mission to see if the moons ofjupiter can support alien life. thejupiter icy moons explorer took off from the european spaceport in french guiana. it will take eight years to reach its destination where it will examine three ofjupiter�*s moons to see if their hidden oceans of water could contain living organisms. germany is to take its three remaining nu

the latest detail in this case in just minutes also, the gop presidential hopefuls converging at the nra convention in indianapolis republicans embracing gu politics despite public outrag over recent mass shootings i both louisville and nashville. the big takeaways later this hour and calls growing louder o capitol hill for democrati senator diane feinstein to resign as health concerns keep from the senate. democratic congressman row khanna defending his positio to msnbc earlier today >> the single biggest thin this president can do with the republican house is confirme judges instead that were not being able to confirm judges every day goes by, senator feinstein is unable to be there, and i just think for the goo of the country, confirming these judges, let's have somebody who can vote. >> we have a number of reporters and analysts in plac covering all of these ne developments for us. so let's go now to nbc's chloe atkins joining in the studio o the very latest on these two crucial abortion developments. first of, all we have th supreme court. they are reviewing mifepristone they're rev

plus the daily shows jorda klepper knows a thing or two about nra convictions, and mag republicans. i will get his thoughts on the culture of guns, and the peopl who still support donald trump and i spent the day with congressman jamal bowman at th school he founded in new york. spoiler alert, he does not think teachers should carr firearms >> it feels a lot like the new cycle is spinning really quickly. we should not lose sight of th fact that each major story thi week could have a direct impac on both our country, and our lives. and on our health, the court system continues to battle ove access to a key abortion pill. and in the shadow of that fight, florida governor ron desanti quietly signed a six-wee abortion ban into law, at 11 p at night on our states feet, talk for the borough publican nomination, priest are loyal to the nra an then a series of mass shooting across the united states including one just last night. on the national security sid of our country, a 21-year-ol air national guardsmen was arrested after leaking classified intelligence on bot our adversaries, and our

if you think the nra is not as weekend. every single one of th presidential candidates for th gop nomination, although speculative candidates, they all spoke at indianapolis last week they know that the nra, th whole right side of ou politics is wrapped around it is not weak, and even if th organization is, and are a i certainly not. >> charles, you are an attorney how does the stand-your-ground defense play and all of this can't anyone say i fel threatened >> they can, but the questio becomes how are you weaponizin whatever it is you are sayin you are threatened by. >> i don't know what tha means. >> basically, it is easier for somebody to believe in the climate that we are in that 16 year old black teenager i somehow more of a threat the another stranger who steps ont his porch. and so in that instance, you'v now weaponized this young man' age, you have weaponized's race, all of those things. and so those things play a factor so the notion of a threat an what is intimidating and wha is a threat to my, life is now exploite

you that i will continue to stand with the nra >> the second amendment injure the american people thity to defend their lives fortunes, and sacred honor >> i will stand with each an every one of you in protection of what we all know is commo sense. >> i am a concealed weapon holder myself. my husband is a hunter >> with me at 1600 pennsylvani avenue, no one will lay finger on your firearms. let's be very clear. the issue is not too many guns the issue was too many thugs hoodlum's, and savage criminal on our streets that's really what the issue is >> joining me now, new yor congressman jamal bowman, an the recently restored tennesse state representative, justin j pearson. gentlemen, thank you both very much for coming to the saturda show representative pierson, yo have been reinstated this comes on the heels of two mass shootings what do you think of thi cognitive dissonance >> the reality is, we have a republican party that is muc more concerned about how the can take control over people's lives and the preservation o the nra's ability to writes ou legislation than actually doin anyt

at an nra convention like that. mean, what you see is that the nra convention like john reference. you know it is message. it is part of the base of the republican party. it's a specific, you know, fashion of the base of the republican party, which is a trump base there is, you know, mike pence's team would argue a deeply evangelical, uh, observant christian base of the party that is more likely to be sympathetic to mike pence as a candidate. that's at least what they're planning on. but the n r a even though it is waiting. i mean, most nra members as we know, or even for reasonable restrictions in gun control and gun reforms, right, therefore, background checks. therefore um, safety checks there. you know, there are moderate. republicans and nra members who are absolutely for moving this debate forward, but it is become special interest of the republican party that is beholden to the base, and so it no longer functions as an issue out of the organization as much as a arm of the republican party. and if i could just

and let's start with the nra convention, which was in fact a fraud.t was another in a long line of lies why do i say that? because while theywere glorifying and selling gun violence, you are not allowed in there with a gun so it was in fact another fraud. people talking tough, people inciting, people exciting others to do wicked, evil things, but just not near them maybe you saw governor lee in tennessee over the past week tables have turned a bit on gun violence because it touched him personally i'm not surprised by any of these people they are liars and it is time we stop listening to the liars i just want to say this. my daughter in three months would be 19 years old. so if you look at the past 19 years in this country, the understanding of gun violence and where it is today is clear in 2003, when she was born, we're about 200 million weapons in america and ar-15s were about 2% of guns sold. in 2018 when my daughter was killed, there were about 300 million weapons in america if you go to today, there's over 400 million plus ghost guns but the tragi

anti-war and donald trump another gop 2024 pools give their full throat support for gun right at the nra convention. even after two mass shootings, but one republican may hav stolen the show with her story about her two-year-old granddaughter. >> let's elements adi, who has almost two, now add a who yo know soon will need them, want to reassure you that sh already has a shotgun and sh already has a rifle. >> all right, i will get you reaction to the nra rhetoric later this hour from nicol hawk ali who has been fighting for a gun safety since losin her son dylan and the sand hook shooting. plus, some democrats getting a public push to californi senator diane feinstein saying it is time to go if >> the single biggest thing this president can do with the republican house is confirme judges and senator durbin ha said that we are not being abl to confirm judges. every day that goes by because senator feinstein is unable to be there i just think for the good of the country, for confirmin these judges, let's have someone who can vote >> the inciting setting off ferry on capitol hill with nancy

weekend attended by donald trump and other prospective candidates on friday, top republicans attended an nra convention i indianapolis just days after a pair of mass shootings in louisville an nashville push the issue of gu control back to the top of america's minds. yesterday, gop members wer actually in nashville tennesse for a private donor retrea with the future of the party was a central topic. trump gave the keynote speec there last night according to a copy of his remarks, - former president declared that older republican is gone and i it's never coming back trump defined that old republican party as a part known for starting wars, cutting social security an medicare, are offering amnesty to undocumented immigrants instead as part of his big return to the white house, h vowed to crack down on the border, pledged to vote, kee men out of women sports. and not to the current anti-trans women within th republican party what went unmentioned in his speech, however, was abortio and climate change those are two key issues tha animated younger voters an voters of the other generation even tho

the nra can open its branch in taiwan. you want to stop xi jinping from invading taiwan, put a gun and every taiwanese household, have them defend themselves. let's see what xi jinping does then. that's what it means to be an actual american, train them how to use guns, like we did to black people in this country after the civil war. taiwan, we are coming for you. we are with you taiwan. put a gun in every household, china ain't -- xi jinping ain't got nothing on us. that is what it means to be americans. do not celebrate your diversity and differences, we need to go back and remember the ways we are the same as americans. bound by the common set of ideals, e pluribus unum. from many, one. that is the dream that one the american revolution. that is the dream that reunited us after the civil war, the dream that one us to world wars and the cold war. that is the dream that still gives hope to the free world. if we can revive for that dream over this fractious group identity nonsense, nobody in the world, not a nation, not a

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surprise that these nra moves are being echoed i the maga movement.ds, they are filling the with fear, victimization, an this idea that liberty is bein taken from you and it is sort of a deadly cocktail which allows all of these folks to be afraid and at the end of that, they are selling guns >> as you just noted, you've been traveling around th country asking trump supporter and members of the gop about their ideas, these are amazing if you haven't seen them, what is the one thing the people wh despise trump, of which ther are many in the country, which today understand about the people who still support him because we've talked a lot o these people at these. >> you know where i thin things become difficult, peopl change, can trump supporters change their mind. can you ever win an argument with a trump supporter and i think you can convince somebody to change ideas, yo can have discussions over what people want. you can't have discussions ove who people are, and what trump has done is that he has made the maga hat a symbol of who h is and who they ar

the radicalization of the american right joining forces with right wing media like fox and with the nracreate an atmosphere of vigilantism through a never-ending campaign of fear. >>> also tonight how fox's settlement of the biggest media defamation case in history allows them to keep spreading dangerous misinformation but they do have many more legal challenges ahead, which you will probably never hear about on their shows. >>> plus, 94 shots fired by police killing black motorist jayland walker, and none of the eight officers involved will face any consequences. >>> we begin tonight with the late art bishop tez monday tutu and what he said were the three hardest words to say, i am sorry. in 2014 he wrote, we can come up with all manner of justifications to excuse what we have done. when we are willing to let down our defenses and look honestly at our actions, we find there is a great freedom in asking for forgiveness and great strength in admitting the wrong it is how we free ourselves from our past errors. it is how we are able to move forward into our future. unfettered by the mista

mario is right about the figures, but the nra is far less of a player than it was a decade ago.omenico was saying what it comes down to is this is key orthodoxy in the republican base. it doesn't matter that something might be popular across the nation. these republicans just feel -- forget about a tough vote, they can barely take any vote for common sense gun restrictions and win their party primary. luke was describing the pictures we see of children with ar's on christmas cards, but it is also that symbol. members of congress are wearing that as lapel pins. they used all where flags. it is a way to own the libs. kit is a way to instantly show your political identity. -- it is a way to instantly show your political identity. >> politics can be like an aircraft carrier. you don't notice it is turning around and you are on an aircraft carrier because it is turning around so slowly. what we have seen with the decline of the nra, there have been pro-gun restriction groups that have stepped in like every town, the giffords group, and mike bloomberg, who is a billionaire new yorker