>> sean: i'll ask you -- do you still believe the nra is a terror group? >> i support the second amendment like i do all the amendments of the constitution and not going to take -- >> sean: i didn't ask you that you said in 2018, parkland students are right, the nra is a terror group. do you believe that? >> i don't consider the nra a terror group. >> sean: do you regret tweeting that in 2018? >> i don't recall tweeting it in 2018, but if i did as i said, sean, i don't consider them a

a guy by the name of harlan carter took over the nra now what people didn't know about harlan carter is he was a convicted murderer and they didn't know it because he changed a vowel in his in a21002 and i can't remember. but he was a convicted murderer. and this is the guy that pushed nra over the next bunch of years in the direction that they ultimately want. changing who we are as a country when it comes to our relationship with guns. and they did it through the eighties and the nineties. but the real impact, the real explosion in guns happened as we headed into the 2000. this has not been going on for a really long in the context of our country's history and really the the true explosion happened over the past 20 years. and so it's time for us to understand the truth and to only vote for those who are absolutely committed to reducing gun violence. listen, everybody, i'm going to say it like this. stop trying to fall in with political candidates. it gets harder and harder to do. and you don't need to be in love with your candidate. and they don't need to be a perfect candidate. bu

>> i don't consider the nra a terror group. >> sean: do you regret tweeting that in 2018? >> i don't recall tweeting it in 2018, but if i did as i said, sean, i don't consider them a terror group and support the second amendment. >> sean: do you regret endorsing al gore, barack obama, hillary clinton, and john kerry over the year s? -- bernie sanders. >> i don't recall endorsing bernie sanders. i like him but i voted for barack obama, i don't regret that. i don't -- there's a lot of things about those candidates, the candidates who i was disappointed in. i think that we need to wind down the war machine abroad. and i don't think he supported that and i don't think it's the secretary of state that she livid up to those expectation. i'm not going to say i -- i supported them then and support what had they believe in. i think i have a common sense approach to politics. i said to talk to you about two issues. >> sean: listen, i love to do a town hall with you and enjoyed our time together. do you stand by your position that you've held at least since 2012 and through 2019 that

that's irresponsible salesmanship practices that the nra and so many industries have been pushing forer myself could not echo that better. -- justin, and david alluded to this, because state laws are so important as the experience to, but we have to have clear eyes about who has power in washington right now. i want you to listen to what the new speaker of the house had to say this week about mass shootings. >> at the end of the day, the problem is the human heart. it's not guns, it's not the weapons. at the end of the day, we have to protect the right of the citizens to protect themselves. and that's the second amendment, and that's why our party stand so strongly for that. >> that sounds to me a lot like someone who is not experienced gun violence personally. but if you are watching or listening right now, what would you want him to know about what communities experience and why reforms are so needed? >> yes. first of all, jen, i want to let speaker johnson know that in my tradition, when you put idols above people, we call that idolatry. and when you put the lives of people under m

make sure you vote for people who are not backed by the nra and guns over people party.day people. you know, jen, i was talking to a state delegate here who is working on this. a lot treated after a four year old. a foiled picked up a gun in an at home daycare, and unfortunately, died in an unintentional shooting. these are preventable deaths that we can avoid. unfortunately, in virginia right now, there is no law that requires dangers to make sure that if they're at home, that they don't leave their guns out for, example. these are common sense things that don't threaten any irresponsible gun owner in the first place. the reality is, if you threaten to who to high school, or if you leave a gun out by a child, you should be held accountable for that. because that is not responsible gun ownership. that is irresponsible salesmanship practices that the nra, and so many industries have been pushing toward. but vote november 7th if you are in virginia. >> as a mother myself, very true. cannot echo that more in the election as a week from tuesday, as you mentioned. justin, we

i was a life member of the nra long before the right wing actually took the nra over. reason i am a democrat is because of the vote for social security medicare and the democrats are definitely giving you union rights. plus women's rights are really in bad shape today. as far as guns, i am a lifelong hunter. no one has ever tried to take my guns and high-capacity magazines, no one needs those and no one should have those. what happened in maine and newtown really affected me. basically i might have given up my life membership of the nra but i was proud i was in mr nra member. there are some good things about the nra but protecting 30 round clips is not one of them. host: we will hear from james in texas, republican line. caller: i would just like to ask a quick question. i keep hearing democrats label people like me extremists, right-wing extremists. that guy jeffries can complete an entire sentence without saying right-wing extremist. i would like to know if i am considered an extremist because i support donald trump, what does that make democrats who think killing a

the nra', parklands is a terror. >> do you believe that?ean: i don't consider the nra a terror group. o u do you regret tweeting thatn 2018? well, i don't recall tweeting in 2018, but if i did, i asi do i said, i don't consider themter a terror group and i support the second amendment. >> do you regretorrt the al gor, john kerry, barack obama,ore, hillary clinton and bernie sanders over the years? i don't recall endorsing bernie sanders. i like bernie sanders. i, i voted for barack obama.i d' i,t i don't regret that.f i don't there's a lot of things about i about those candidates, the candidates who won that i was disappointeddisappoi in. i think that, you know, we need to wind down the war abroad.i d' and i don't t think and i supported hillary and i, i don't think as secretary of state that she she lived up to those expectations. so i but i'm not going to say- that i, i, you know, i supported them and i supported what they believe. and .i i, i think i'm a i have a common sense approach to politics and i'm happy, as id said, to talk to you

i was a-plus with the nra when i served. position on a lot of things after sandy hook, because of aurora, because of all the mass shootings. as we've been saying this morning, even since then in the ten years since, the number of shootings have just exploded. by the way, ar-15s are always the weapon of choice for crazy people that want to go out and kill humans. the ar-15 was invented to be a more effective killing machine of human beings in the vietnam war, because the weapons they were using often would not work effectively. they were too heavy, too hard to reload. they often jammed at critical points. a guy made an ar-15, said it's light and easy to slaughter humans at an extraordinarily rapid pace. i don't know how long we're going to continue seeing this and seeing the number of mass shootings. we have a new speaker saying, oh, let's not talk about mass shootings right now. really? 566 mass shootings and only 365 days in the year. when the ef are we going to talk about this? >> the one encouraging thing i've seen recent

it's the same stuff shooting after shooting, all of it is talking points from the nra. the american public knows this. that's why they're increasingly deselecting from congress people who stand with the nra and electing people who want to change gun laws. >> senator chris murphy, i want to thank you. i want to put up the list of the top five countries with the highest number of civilian firearms. and we're right up there, way, way at the top. there is no other country that is not at war that you can go to where you have to worry about being shot in a bowling alley. senator chris murphy, thank you very much. >>> up next on "the reidout," despite voters' dissatisfaction with the upending of roe v. wade, house republicans managed to elect the most anti-choice speaker possible ahead of the 2024 election. make that make sense. "the reidout" continues after this. after this ♪birds flyin' high, you know how i feel.♪ ♪breeze driftin' on by...♪ ♪...you know how i feel.♪ you don't have to take... [coughing] ...copd sitting down. ♪it's a new dawn,...♪ ♪...it's a new day,♪ it's tim

spoke with randy lewis, who a company called dcms panther arms, and he told us about he would go to nra conventions and display his ar fifteens on the table and nra members would walk up to him and give him the middle finger. they did not want to see that kind of military style gun at conference at the time. that was, you know, it was really a world of the sportsmen and the style of gun, of shotguns, of rifles was really sporting firearms and. this thing was new. these companies that made the ar-15 at the time were really kind of outcasts, the industry. and there was a there is a major annual trade show called shot show. it's most important show of the year, gun makers and the people who ran that would to push these guys off to the side so they couldn't display their wares and you know we spoke to gun industry executives, you know, and they told us that, you know, these guys were not, as they said part of their club, they didn't like the image they projected. now, of course, that changed dramatically. we can talk about that next about what changed to bring it to becoming the most popula

passed, but it sunsetted out after ten years because of republicans taking control of congress and the nra then, just as it is now. and i looked up an old piece of tape. there's one almost legendary exchange she had with conservative senator from idaho on it when they were debating gun control and let me read these quotes because he said idaho republican who was on the nra board, the gentlelady from california needs to become the gentle lady, very condescending. the gentle lady from california needs to become a little more aware with firearms, arms and their deadly characteristics. and feinstein got really the word starts with the p angry and she interrupted him. and i'm going to read a quote. i am quite familiar with firearms as i became mayor as a product of assassination, i found my assassinated colleague and put a finger through a bullet hole trying to get a pulse. i was trained in the shooting of firearms when i had terrorist attacks with a bomb in my house when my husband was dying, when i had windows shot out. sen carter. i know something about what firearms could do. the bill was p

the nra has backed him, donated to him.e has received thousands of dollars in donations from the nra and other gun groups. he has opposed universal background checks and he has also opposed things like reauthorizing the violence against women act. that i want to talk about specifically. the reason he opposed that and some other conservatives is because it would have put more restrictions on those who are found guilty or accused of domestic violence, put more restrictions on the ability to use and carry guns and that is why speaker johnson voted against it so that is the kind of thing that the right likes, pro-second amendment, and the left says is going too far. geoff: the upper chamber has been working during what had been this prolonged period of house republican dysfunction. what is the latest with this funding bill that links ukraine aid and aid for israel? >> lets go through all of the funding requests that are out there. they are all important and they are very big. this is what president biden has outlined. $61 billi

his ar-15 on the table and nra members would walk up to him and give him the middle finger. they did not want to see that kind of military style gun at their conference. at the time that was really a world of the sportsmen. shotguns and rifles were sporting firearms and this thing was new. the companies that made the ar-15 at the time were outcasts in the industry. there is a major annual tradeshow called shot show. it is the most important show of the year for gun makers. the people who ran that were trying to push these guys off to the side so they could not display. we spoke to gun industry executives and they told us that these guys were not, as they said, part of their club. they did not like the image they projected. of course, that changed dramatically, and we can talk about that next. about what changed to bring it to become the most popular rifle in america. paul: cameron, pick up the story from there and begin to explain. cameron: zusha has perfectly laid the groundwork for how it gets to a point where there is a group of outsiders who are selling the gun, mostly t

. >> no, ireel help, but can you -- >> the nra had an emergency meeting with the president a few days later, and there was no new assault weapons ban. now, here in the modern day, no legislation at all will be sent to president biden until the house picks a new speaker. here's kevin mccarthy shortly after he was forced from the position by far-right republicans on tuesday. >> so, i may have lost the vote today, but as i walk out of this chamber, i feel fortunate to have served the american people. i leave the speakership with a sense of pride, accomplishment, and, yes, optimism. >> florida congressman meat gates led the rebellion against the speaker, angry at mccarthy for negotiating and making spending deals with democrats in the white house. now, most of his party is angry at him. republicans say they will vote on a new speaker next wednesday. we'll know tuesday who wants the job. back to you. >> thank you very much, scott. once again, the memorial for sfooin will take place in this city by the bay, san francisco, at 1:00 tomorrow. we will cover it here on nbc bay area and also stre

she worked every angle and spoke with nra and even got republicans to vote for the bill. >> now, there are many additives that rightly said dianne feinstein. strong, unflappable, winning, fierce, practical, ernest, but one quality above all stands out in my mind. it will forever set diane apart. integrity. integrity. >> reporter: integrity for sure. a trail blazer and an icon. senate majority leader chuck i come -- the senate majority leader said there were no words to describe this fearless leader. you learned a lot of things behind the scenes of what it took to get the beautiful service on today. >> it was quite the production and something changing throughout the day. it was interesting that a lot of recollections of 70 people were very touching. big stories of all that she has had and fights that she thought through her entire career. there were very special moments and people touching stories. one of those with an interesting perspective was her granddaughter, irene mariano who works at city hall. she had very interesting stories about her grandmother. she says she had an instant

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it includes the units named. in honor of dudayev and gilaev, as well as the rdk, legion and nra, supervisedombat value is questionable, but their task is not to fight, but to try to destabilize russia. this plan, according to experts, may include four points: organization on the territory ukraine battles among russian extremists, creating illusions of success of these battles through terrorist attacks in the belgorod and bryansk regions, the murder of russian ideologists, this is exactly how the fugitive foreign agent spoke about the attacks on the border and the murders of dugina. and tatarsky, colleagues who are in russia, in st. petersburg, this is their action, their decision, they must decide how they will position themselves, yeah, that is, this is still not the work of the ukrainian special services or the whole world, no, i dugin spoke about this in the case of daria, the same thing, saying about the internal russian xenophobia, the head of the bundestag committee on european affairs anton hofreiter took this idea even further, calling russia almost the leader of world anti-semitism

and i was a life member of the nra long before the right wings took the nra over. but the reason i am a democrat is because of the vote for social security, medicare, and the democrats definitely give you union rights and those are all important to me. plus, women's rights are really in bad shape today, so as a lifelong hunter, no one has ever tried to take my guns and high-capacity magazines, no one needs those and no one should have those. what happened in maine lately really affected me. basically i might have given up my life membership of the nra but when i was a young kid, there are some good things about the nra. but protecting 30 round clips is not one of them. host: republican line. caller: i would just like to ask a quick question. i keep hearing democrats label people like me extremist. extremist, right wing extremist. that guy jeffries can't complete an entire sentence without saying right wing extremist. and i would like to know if i am an extremist because i support donald trump, what does that make democrats who think killing a child before it is bor

extremists, it includes units called honor of dudayev and gilaev, as well as the rdk, the legion and the nrappet ponomarev. their combat value is questionable, but their task is not to fight, but to try to destabilize russia. this plan, according to according to experts, may include four points: organizing battles of russian extremists on the territory of ukraine, creating illusions of success of these battles through terrorist attacks in the belgorod and bryansk regions, killing the ideologists of the russian spring, an attempt to form. on social networks in russia. panomariov’s task is to legalize the terrorist attacks of the special services in the eyes of the world community, attributing their execution to outside forces. this is exactly how the fugitive foreign agent spoke about the attacks on the border and the murders of dugina and tatarsky. colleagues who are in russia, in st. petersburg, this is their action, their decision, they must decide how they will position themselves. yes. that is, this is still not the work of the ukrainian special services or. there , no, i spoke about thi

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just isolates us and makes us afraid of each other, and the thing these two both have in common is the nra took money from the russians to help get trump elected. and maria was sent by the russians. host: before we go back to 2016 and russia, let me keep it to the middle east. are we at status quo? caller: i do agree that -- >> i do agree that we are thankful for c-span. it is great to have this balance. so i do not think it was the status quo. >> we take you back to

attacking every eggo, thinking of every pitfall, resisting every broadside from the nra, because she knew her cause to be just from her own experience. thanks to her dedication, her unflappable to, or trademark integrity, american turned a new leaf -- leaf in the fight for gun safety. working on the assault weapon ban was one of my proudest times in office. from that time on, i not only called dianne a colleague, but a close friend. and what a loving, caring friend she was. when my daughter first moved to san francisco out of college, in september i got a call from dianne. she asked me, does your daughter have anywhere to go, with a high holy day services? i said no. she said, well she is going to services with me. there were so many qualities of this amazingly multifaceted woman that i will miss. i will miss her ability to win doubters and detractors. there were many. not by putting them down, but with her elegance, her poise, and her piercing wit. i will miss her sheer dedication and thoroughness. she was better prepared and better informed than just about anybody else. i cannot te

the james has expressed very little interest in liberal organizations and has gone after the nra and and has developed a signature to use all of the levers of her office to go against political opponents. so talk about the trump organization they want to put all trump properties into receiverships $250 million prevent them from ever doing business in new york for at least five years and what is really amazing to me at issue is the idea that donald trump somehow on the financial applications for loans and insurance policies inflated the cost and the estimates of their value. there is a disclaimer and i read it on the air last night. and every contract it says do not take our evaluations too hard for basically the financial institutions have their own fiduciary responsibility to come up with their own figures and by the way i don't know a single lender in the world that would say you think your home is worth a billion dollars? no problem. here is the irony. then the judge uses a tax assessment even though the town of palm beach told him not to do so. he said mar-a-lago was worth betwee

court ruled that the empire state's public carry licensing law was unconstitutional in june of 2022 the nra unprecedented manner and we continue our uphold our right and challenge those who endeavor to infrick upon them a literally fiery moment tagged. catching fire causing the race to be delayed momentarily. every driver was able to avoid hitting the can as it burst into flames. the blaze was quickly extinguished. you can see them trying to get it under control there those are your head libraries. back to you. >> brian: meanwhile this, democratic presidential candidate r.f.k. jr. teasing a major announcement fueling speculation that he will run as an independent. >> i will be in philadelphia on october 9th to make a major announcement. not going to tell you right now what that announcement can be. i can say, though, if you have been waiting to come to one of my public events, this will be the one to come to let's ask the panel what they think. richard jr. is back again again. sis really. both independents. welcome, guys. r.f.k. gets. in you know he is getting 15% 20% on the democratic tick

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let me translate that for you, i have been an idiot and i am joining the nra. yeah. you can clap. slowing me down. she backs the blue now that she is black and blue. things are getting so bad in our cities even bible of luxury beliefs the "new york times" is starting to lose faith. downtowns are spiraling from one crisis to the next. spiking rates of homelessness, drug od's, psychosis threaten to overwhelm the public safety once considered basic to the country's major cities. wow, looks like there is one writer whose blm t-shirt didn't save him from a mugging. how to get that biden-harris bumper sticker off his audi. of course some true believers refuse to wake up and chattanooga a father of three was murdered by a guy with 66 prior arrests. what's the city's mayor calling it? a senseless act of gun violence. yeah, senseless all right, senseless this predator was still on the street. and mayor that is not gun violence, that is criminal behavior sanctioned by blind faith of an activist who holds political office. the high priests are the washington dems, they don't just preach this

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it was opposed by the nra. we got republican votes for it. murder rates have dropped by double digits, 12% in the biggest cities across this country, but mass shootings haven't dropped. because of these shooters have access to assault weapons, can carry out these crimes. i think it's probably not likely we're going to pass an aall the weapons ban while republicans are in charge of the united states house of representatives. i don't know the new speaker, i don't know his views on guns. i'll cross my fingers and hope he's reasonable, but there probably will be some elections to of to pass something like what representative golden is calling for. >> we know the suspect, senator, was suffering from mental illness. many republicans have now responded by that shows wee dealing with a mental health crisis in our country, as opposed to a gun violence crisis. how do you respond to that? >> it's just not true. we have a mental health crisis in this country, no do you about it, but we adopt have a bigger crisis than in other countries. there's no eviden

with chicago economics and put them in a situation where violence is the rule of order and all our nra people and their industries sent our military sized weapons down to the cartels to basically ruthlessly rule those people when these peasant people basically completely -- situation in every dimension and the truth of the matter is if we keep following the republican policies that are trying to be put in place and the outrage they are creating they are slowly but surely instilling the types of, right-wing governments, the despots that ruled down there -- that rule down there. they essentially want to establish that here in place of democracy and you see that in the streets, the violence, the gangs. host: got your point. you mentioned mayor adams and his trip to latin america. didn't want to show viewers his message that he's bringing down to latin america -- did want to show viewers his message that he's bringing down to latin america. [video clip] >> we are at capacity and witnessing a surge now and the buses continue to come and by other means. they are coming through airports, peop

she did the same with the nra. insisted that the leading second amendment organization in the country should simply be dissolved. that obviously thrills many in new york. but people have to sit back and say okay, come on. let's approach this with a mature and calm way. if the undervalue and overvalued then there might be a penalty there. but to say that you are going to get hundreds of millions of dollars and dissolve on the largest new york corporations, it's pretty over the top. and when you look at past cases. >> kayleigh: that's why we have pros securely discretion. thank you professor turley have a great friday. >> kayleigh: coming up, raymond arroyo is here and it's my turn to grant him three wishes. but, first, when i was president trump's press secretary, i definitely had some tough days. but none can compare to the day k.j.p. had yesterday when the wall news broke. one of my colleagues, former acting secretary chad wolf of the department of homeland security reacts to the sound, next. ♪ - [female narrator]

stop listening to the damn nra, and actually start supporting their constituents and the people. >> youtioned representative jared golden, who represents this part of maine. here is what he said yesterday. >> i have opposed efforts to ban deadly weapons of war like the assault rifle used to carry out this crime. the time has now come for me to take responsibility for this failure. which is why i now call on the united states congress to ban assault rifles like the one used by the sick perpetrator of this mass killing in my hometown of lewiston, maine. for the good of my community, i will work with any colleague to get this done in the time that i have left in congress. >> and i just want to note that maine is one of the states that does not have the additional background checks that 21 states have extended to make it a little easier to stop people who, you know, shouldn't have these kinds of firearms from having them. i want to put up a video for you, congressman. this is the manhunt again. as police are going through lewiston and the nearby areas, that gunman, wherever he is, is as hea

just isolates us and makes us afraid of each other, and the thing these two both have in common is the nra took money from the russians to help get trump elected. and maria was sent by the russians. host: before we go back to 2016 and russia, let me keep it to the middle east. are we at status quo? caller: i do agree that -- >> i do agree that we are thankful for c-span. it is great to have this balance. so i do not think it was the status quo. i do think that normalization was the greatest significant potential contribution to peace and security in the region. and i will say that we can talk about this political solution all that we want. but look at what we are dealing with, and iranian regime that is funding hamas and hezbollah to kill children and behead people. we are dealing with regimes that are currently corrupt that divert humanitarian aid to make weapons to attack israel. so these are not partners for peace, and the reality is that you have to deal with the threats that you have. and as he really pointed out correctly, the greatest source of instability in the region is iran. ira

giant audience, just like, what was, it two weeks ago, when you find of a big giant audience into his nra he's a south carolina bang bang bang, pretending he's buying a gun. >> four times. >> and then privately his legal team keeps saying by the way, i don't actually buy a gun. but he's getting the upside of the megaphone of lies. >> i would think any judge wanted to be the one who wanted to give him a gag order or to enforce it because nobody wants to be the one who needs a couple of costs to put cuffs on donald trump if he had's to. he put a picture of the judges staff. like at this point he force this guy's hand to do something. but yeah, nobody wants to play into this, because they know, anything you tweeted on, drop your post about it. he finds some way around it, and no judge, no prosecutor wants to spend all their time dealing with his staff, because it does work in his favor. he somehow convinces his base that he is getting special treatment in the wrong direction. i don't know. i worry that even if there are successful prosecutions in some of these cases, not the new york case, b

they said with the nra just last week like i mentioned, they have a vote that gop politicians includingd to allow people that were mentally unfit to have an easier access to these weapons. what we need to do is pass common sense gun safety laws, which includes a ban on assault weapons. >> we have to keep this conversation going. be prepared, i'm going to call you have on my we can. show united states senate candidates, debbie mucarsel-powell, thank you for joining us tonight. we will be right back. it even cleans itself! just blend water with a drop of soap. what are you waiting for? order yours now from blendjet.com before they sell out again! why choose between a longer life or quality of life? you deserve both. and with kisqali, a treatment for people with metastatic breast cancer, you can have both. kisqali is a pill that, when taken with an aromatase inhibitor is the only treatment of its kind shown to both help people live longer and improve or preserve quality of life. because you shouldn't have to sacrifice one for the other. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heart

. >> 92% rating from the american conservative union, 92% rating from the nra, backed by former presidenton is a huge proponent of decentralizing our federal government. >> i hope they send him out on the campaign trail, because his views on abortion are way outside the mainstream of republican political thought. his views on democracy, again to the right of republican voters. his views on foreign policy, to the right of the republican voter. what were they thinking? >> mike johnson! i've never heard of him. [laughter] he's from louisiana. we had to google him. apparently, everyone likes him, okay? nice glasses, good voice is, well dressed. we're going to give him a shot. >> now, with speaker mike johnson, they've got the real, pure thing. a coup organizer, the full backing of donald trump himself. howard: joining us now from charlottesville, olivia beavers who covers congress for "politico." how -- how did this obscure back bencher win the speaker's job when the three previous nominees were shot down? >> howie, it's actually just as you laid out, he was obscure. he's someone that republi