to beat the nra again. you heard my -- in the first argument a discussion about tiktok and -- and, you know, a government -- a hypothetical in whh the government attacks tiktok and criticizes it. all of those things -- those statents now will be used as -- in examples in affirmative tition to -- to issue strike suits to stop enforcement actions by thetc by the justice department, by ates and the like. and, justice kavanaugh, i am troubled by the fa t solicitor general isn't embracing that, bui do think it's important to point out many states are. you haveefe you a brief by 10 different individuals. i ta wt the solicitor general's done is to read pagrh 5 of the reputational risk letter so broadly that it becomes coercive. and we just don't think that opinion can write, that if you tried to do thatyowould be opening the door to something very, very dangerous and destructive down the road, which is this case will be cited, and they've already had a track recordf using a bantam books situation in other enforce

it wasn't invented for the nra. there is a view that bank regulators have that companies are supposed to look at their reputational risks. mr. cole: right. justice kagan: so how do we know -- obviously a lot about guns in that letter, but it might be that gun advocacy groups, gun companies do impose reputational risks of the kind that bank regulators are concerned about. so, how do we know? mr. cole: i don't think you actually have to make that decision, justice kagan. the question under bantam books, there is two elements of bantam books -- did the government urge third parties to penalize or suppress speech, one, and two, did they use coercion to effectuate that encouragement? the invocation of reputational risk is the use of coercion whether or not it is in fact a reputational risk or not. it is still the use of the coercive authority of the state to encourage these entities to punish the nra because of its speech, to cut their ties. that is number one. number two, look at the lloyd's meeting. there is no discuss

hashtag, bankrupt the nra." at the motion to dismiss stage, the only question is whether these allegations, taken as a whole, plausibly plead a first amendment claim. because vullo chose coercion over persuasion, they do. i welcome the court's questions. justice thomas: mr. cole, what is the speech here, protected speech, that you allege has been suppressed? mr. cole: promoting guns, advocating for gun rights, sending the wrong message. it is precisely the speech of the nra which caused vullo and cuomo to decide to target their partners and seek to coerce them into boycotting the nra. so they are seeking to penalize the nra because of its speech advocating for gun rights. justice thomas: so your argument is that the sanctions on a third party suppress the speech of nra? mr. cole: yeah, it doesn't -- your honor, it doesn't -- the court's first amendment jurisprudence does not require proof of suppression. it requires proof of burden. if vullo had imposed a $1 fine on the nra for promoting guns, it would be unques

the nra filed suit, arguing miss vullo

, of improperly pressuring companies under her control to stop doing business with the nra.er the 2018 parkland school shooting. and what the new york officials say is they were just warning about reputational risks, but the nra and the plaintiffs here are saying no, in fact, they were improperly coercing businesses under their control to stop doing business with the nra and that was a violation of the first amendment. this one seems a closer call than the social media case. >> just shows you the real impact the supreme court is going to have on america and the way we live our lives. ken dilanian, nice to have you. thank you so much. later today, the supreme court is also expected to rule on a controversial texas immigration law known as sb 4. you've likely heard about this. the court issued then extended a pause of this law temporarily blocking state and local enforcement, law enforcement, from having the authority to arrest and detain people suspected of illegally enter texas from another country. without further action from the court, that pause is set to expire at 5:00 p

and the nra has lost a lot of those insurers.t today also was looking at this coercion or persuasion. but this is an odd case. it is not social media. a lot is going to turn on the communications the state regulator had with the insurance companies. she claims that she was not coercing them. that, one, she was being persuasive and reminding them of the reputational risks they faced like continuing their relationship the nra for an she was primarily engaged in a law enforcement activity. because the nra was issuing insurance products that work, one, to legal, and the an array did not have a license. so she felt that protected her from any claim of liability. there, too, i think with the court, it is really hard to tell on this one. i think it is going to come down to how to actually look at, examine closely the sort of guidance regulators the state regulator put out to these financial institutions in order to decide whether crossed over to impermissible coercion. geoff: marcia coyle, thanks as always. marcia: my pleasure. ♪ amna:

meanwhile my predecessor told the nra he's proud he did nothing on guns when he was president. >> oh, after another shooting in iowa recently, he said when asked what to do about it, he said, just get over it. there was his quote, just get over it.

none of these guys to my knowledge are nra members. do we fight back on this social matter when all these groups demand action, all these groups with billions of dollars in their pocket, they play the social war of if you do not want to give up your guns, you are for gunsls: this is whee fake media and fake news comes in. the only report on mass shootingwhen it fit the narrative. let it be in illegal migrant. let someone of color and watch our fast a runaway from the story. they want to not vilify the actual criminal committing an act which is illegal they want to criminalize our ability to hold arms. what we are seeing right now is there is this weaponization in an effort to control the narrative and we have to stop being silent majority and we have to be more vocal. as joe biden has already leaked in between his ice cream and hair sniffing, he made it cle absolute. let me tell you something -- let him go walk through arlington, the headstones of people who fought and died for this nation to make sure we could do something worthy of t

are not speculating, not sangguns because the president f the nra wanted them to be.term of art. mr. fletcher: exactly, if you publ this in the new york times, we would point to it as evidence of contemporary meaning. justice sotomayer: you are poting to supreme court decisions. mr. fletcher: exactly, ts court does too. itks sources to understand means when congress use them. riab you have talkeds we are lot about the mechanics of these dece give us a sense of the effects of these devices. you take twoulls on a semi automatic weaponnd a conventional machine gun, how many bullets and how much time? and one of these bump stock weapons, where does that fall trer t rate of a semi automatic weapon is not a fixed number because it dendon the weapon and the skill of the shooter. the theoretical maximum for a ve skilled competition shooter with a sciized weapois80 bullets a minute. in practice, it is much lower for the vast majority of people. a fully automatic weapon -- justice kagan: how much lower? mr. fletcher: i think more on the order of 60, something like that. variati

. >> this is the nra's world headquxç4]ters. it's where cowards work.they know their guns are killing ou but they don't care. and week, telling -- weak politicians refuse to stand up to them. and let's ban military style assault weapons once and fammy murphy and i will make it my mission to take down the nra. i can't be bought, i won't be bullied. >> a reminder, this program and all

that's how it was used athe time, including by the president of the nra when he proposed the language that became the statute. ever since people have equated function of the trigger with pull the trigger. that makes sense if u ad function of the trigger to be an act by the shooter. justicbrn jackson: tught your answer was going to be, we n't think it matters because of something you said in the intro. these are the kinds of weapons ngss was intending to prohibit because of the damage that they cause, or something like that. read the word function to be dog significant work in this statute. when function is din, it is really n aut the operation ofhe thing, it's about wh i can achieve, what it is being used for. i see congress as putting function in this. the function of this trigger is to cause this kind of damage. 80 rounds, a second, or whatever. the classification of weapons we are trying to identify are those that function in that same way. mr. flch: i agree with most of that, butur argument is not congress band mache guns because they are dangerous. anything that is dangerous or s

i hav more executive actions to stop the flow of illegal guns and we beat the nra when i signed the mostificant gun safety law in nearly 30 years. we are going to ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines next time around because it haso i formed the fie house office of gun violence prevention and i thank vice president harris for overseeing this important effort. our plan is working. we still have much more to do as everyone in this table knows and that's why we are here today. my administration is going to choose progress over politics and communities are safer as a result. there is no greater responsibility than to e the safety of families and our nation. correct thank you. i would like to invite president to exit before we start our discussi. [overlapping chatter] [indiscernible] ♪ >> for c-span's voices 2024, we are asking voters across the country, but issue is most important to you in this election and why. >> i think homelessness needs to be addressed. >> we invite you to share your c-span.org /campaign 2024, and record a 32nd video us your issue and why. c-span's voices 20

have taken more executive actions to stop the flow of illegal guns than any other mi we look at the nrasigned the most significant gun safety law and over 30 years. he w and ban -- we will finish the job and ban assault rifles because it has to be done. gun violence, and gun violence prevention, i think vice president harris for overseeing this. let me close with this. our plan is working, we have much more to do. that is why we are here adminise progress over politics and communities across the country are safer as a result of that poli is no greater responsibility than to ensure the safety of families, children, communities, and our nation. i want to turn this over to my domestic policy adviser to get this discussion going. thank you. [applause] >>. [indiscernible] [laughter] [indiscernible] [indisrn[indiscernible] >> thank you, thank you. ♪ -span's washington journal, i live forum to discuss the latest issues in government, an. from washington and across the country. coming up sunday morning, editor of the national talks about his new book, america at last, the century long romance w

meanwhile, -- [cheers and applause] meanwhile, my predecessor told the nra he is proud he did nothing when he was president. after another shooting in iowa recently he said when asked what to do about it, he said just get over it. that is his quote. just get over it. i say stop it. stop it, stop it, stop it. i am proud we beat the nra when i signed the most significant gun safety law nearly 30 years because of this congress. we now must be to the nra again, i am demanding a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. [applause] pass universal projects. none of this, none of this. i taught the second amendment for 12 years, none of this violates the second amendment or vilifies responsible gun owners. you know, as we manage challenges, we are also managing challenges abroad in the middle east. i know the last five months have been gut-wrenching for so many people with israeli people for the palestinian people, and so many here in america. this crisis began on october 7th with the massacre by a terrorist group called hamas as you all know. 1,200 innocent people, women and girls,

that they didn't like telling them you better not be doing business with the nra.on and funding grants to create black lists targeting conservative libertarian sites that try to squeeze them and deny them funding. these cases have sweeping implication for our system -- political and legal system. >> dana: thank you. we appreciate it. have a good day. >> bill: you might remember the story of daniel penny, a u.s. marine who is accused in the choke hold death of a black homeless man on a new york city subway. he is back in court as of this moment for what they call a conference today. that's video of him entering the court. earlier this year a judge denied his request to dismiss the charges against him. he got a secondary manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide in may of 2023. this is the video. went on for several minutes. daniel penny was on board the subway car and the other individual apparently was having one of his fits, which is not at all uncommon in new york these days. penny tried to subside things and stepped in and there was a tragic outcome and daniel

. >> this is the nra's world headquarters. it's where cowards work.eir guns arere telling our kids but they don't pathetic politicians refuse to stand up to them. i will fight for universal background checks. to an immunity for g? assault weapons once and for all. i'm tammy murphy and i will make it my mission to take down the nra. i can't be bought. i willak not be bullied and that's what inr approve this >> a reminder, this program atpaign 2024 coverage can be found online at c-span.org/campaigns. >> see spanish unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including comcast. >> are you thinking this community center? no. it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 commit dissenters to create wi-fi enabled lift zones so students from low-incmilies can get the tools they need to be ready for puother television providers getting a front row seat to democracy. current global issues and have watch this atlantic council event live at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2 c-span now our free free mobile video

went out must beat the nra again. i am demanding an assault weapons and high-capacity. none of this i taught the second map for 12 years none of this violates the second amendment or abilify's responsible gun owners. you know as managing child at or managing crisis abroad including the middle east. i note the last five months have been gut wrenching for so many the palestinian people, and som many here in america. this crisis began on october 7 at mass secured by trorist groupalled hamas as you all know. 1200 innocent people women and girls, men and boys slaughtered after enduring sexual violence for the deadliest day for the jewish people since the holocaust. 250 hostages taken. here in this chamber tonight our families whose loved ones are still being held byi pledge to s will not rest until we bring every one of your loved ones home. we also worked around-the-clock to bring calm evan and paul americans been unjustly detained by the russians and others around the world. her mouth entered this conflict by releasing hostages, link down arms could end it by releasing the

the legislature was able to stand up to the nra and pass some of the best grammar homes in washington and it doesn't matter how many defeats, but we finally banned assault weapons in the state for gun reform is public safety. washington state e >> washington state also needs more police officers and that is what pothis budget i hope wi do. my budget finds more state troopers and forensic scientists and organized retail theft task force, thanks to the idea from our attorney general. the more funding for drug trafficking investigations. we are removing barriers by establishing training centers were more group's are getting some of the best training, including de-escalation training . we are joined by the police department. claudia would not be a police officer today if this legislature had not invested in more, justice centers. it is impossible for a parent to spend 4.5 months away from home for training and in doing what she would have had to done . because we invested in the training centers, officer got to go home from the academy and because of that resource, the people are sacred.

this legislature was bold enough to stand up to the nra and passed some of the best gun reforms in washington and did not matter how many defeats we had to take. we finally banned assault weapons in the state. got reform is public safety. [applause] washington state also needs more police officers, and that is what i hope this budget will do. it funds more state troopers and forensic scientists, a task force on organized retail theft thanks to an idea from our attorney general, and more money for drug trafficking investigations, removing barriers to careers in policing by establishing training centers all over the state were more recruits are getting some of the best training in the country, including importantly de-escalation training. we are drawing today by claudia for went as. -- for went as. she would not be a police officer if this legislature had not invested in criminal justice raining centers. it is impossible for a parent to spend four and a half months away from home for training, but because we invested in these training centers, she got to go home from the academy, and because of

what the nra the arguments that the nra makes today, the second amendment right to carry guns and and that tends to be denied by white reactionaries. all right. let me tell you what we're going to do we're coming our 1:00 hour we have. so many more questions we have already made an agreement with fergus that he would do a bonus round for about 10 minutes after the after hour. but we also respect that many our people who are on the call are on their lunch hour. and you need sign off and be respectful. we thank you every single one of you who's joined. and we want you to know this webinar is recorded. it will be available on our website. it's we also want to encourage you to go out by the book because as you can tell, there's a lot more to the story than going to get in this one hour. but we really appreciate fergus you giving us your time to do this. and we appreciate of our listeners because the united states capitol historical society, while chartered by congress is funded by the members and the donors. and each and every one of you, as you come to the end of the year thinking about

when i proposed and signed most significant gun safety law in 30 years now, we have to beat nra again. i'm demanding a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazine i didn't want pass universal background checks the immunity that protects gun manufacturers. they look a badger. imagine if tobacco had the same limitations. companies that gun manufacturers. the only major corporation in america, industry, america, you cannot sue is gun manufacturers think about that. >> magen had that been the case with tobacco? how many more people be dying of cancer? look, there's a lot more to say, but i'm keeping a standard too long. i know >> i was watching >> on television the last night about two in the morning after he got back to the house house the white house still think of hard to figure this home. >> i >> had the tv on fox news commentators saying you know, biden is changi from trickle-down economics to build from the middle-out, the bottom-up going to ruin america ruined american >> we have the strongest economy in the world right now like i said like i said i mean, it sincerely and i b

now we have to beat nra again. i'm demanding a ban on assault weapons and high capacity mag magazines. i did it once. i passed universal background checks, repealed the immunity that protects gun manufacturers. look, imagine if -- imagine if tobacco had the same limitations, companies that gun manufacturers. the only major corporation in america, industry in america you cannot sue, is gun manufacturers. think about that. imagine if that had been the case with tobacco, how many more people would be dying of cancer. look, there's a lot more to say. i'm standing here too long. i know -- [ cheers and applause ] >> [ crowd chanting ] four more years. >> look, i was watching on television last night about 2:00 in the morning after we got back to the house -- the house, the white house. it's still hard to think of it as home. i had the tv on. there was a fox news commentator saying, you know, biden is changing from trickledown economics to build from the middle out and the bottom up, going to ruin america. ruin america? w

we now must beat the nra again. i'm demanding a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. pass universal background checks! none of this, none of this -- i taught the second amendment for 12 years. none of this violates the second amendment or viliies responsible gun owners . we're managing crisis abroad including in the middle east. i know the last five months have been gut wrenching for so many people, for the israeli people and the palestinian people and so many here in america. this crisis began on october 7th with the massacre by a terrorist group called hamas, as you all know. 1200 innocent people, women and girls, men and boys slaughtered after enduring sexual violence, the deadliest day for the jewish people since the holocaust and 250 hostages taken. here in this chamber tonight are families whose loved ones are still being held by hamas. i pledge to all the families that we'll not rest until we bring every one of your loved ones home. [ applause ] >> we'll also work around the clock to bring home evan and paul, americans being unjustly detained by the russians an

as governor i made it a point to move toward responsible gun ownership and take the nra on. [applause] last year we implemented two pieces of legislation that are long overdue. red flags for extreme risk protection orders and we strengthened background checks. make no mistake, this keeps guns out of the wrong hands and saves lives. tonight i merging the legislature together to join me and our schools and communities to make them a little bit safer by strengthening the requirements around the safe storage and asking neighbors to report lost or stolen firearms and increasing the penalties for straw purchases. these are ideas we should be able to get done, making a difference in safety in minnesota. [applause] gov. walz: again, i'm not naive. it can be a dangerous world. we were reminded of that earlier when three of our bravest first responders lost their lives at the hand of a man who should have never had a gun. we know we cannot legislate against every act of violence, but surely we can do more. asking your neighbors to store guns safely, to report them if they are stolen,

be and he is very right wing and he will never support the reproductive freedoms or stand up to the nra. >> what to do about a cease-fire or what to do about certain elements of the economy. he lacks specifics, but that has not hurt him in the primaries, as they slice and dice that while they will stay whole. >> and now he could have an easier time winning the general election in november against the republican. that's because the last time they won a statewide office was back in 2006 when governor arnold swarzenegger was re-elected. now schiff does have some bay area ties. he graduated from monte vista high school and then went to stanford before going on to law school in harvard. he was first elected back in 2001 to represent burbank here in southern california. but he really didn't become a known figure on a national stage until he was involved with the first trump impeachment proceedings. juliette? >> all right, katie, we'll see you. certainly it will be more packed as the night continues on. you'll be there at the headquarters all evening, checking back with you throughout our cove

. >> nra >> is an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma this taken once every eight weeks cassandra helps prevent asthma attacks. most patients did not have an attack in the first year. >> presenter is proven to >> help you breathe better. so you can get back to doing day-to-day activities and vizenor helps lower the use of oral steroids because nra is not present in breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions allergic reactions may occur, don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your dr. and tell your dr. if you asthma worsens, headache and sore throat may occur. tell your dr. if you have a parasitic infection get back to vetter breathing, get back to what you missed ask your dr. about cassandra, the only asthma treatment taken once every eight weeks if you can for your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help all these games on directv and no satellite on the roof. think about this blue jays cardinals, orioles. what's missing? the andean condor know walnut >> brain pigeons. they'd rather de, which came after socks fair, were not very athletic rife. diabete

my predecessor told the nra he's proud he did nothing on guns when he did president. my predecessor some of you seek to bury the truth about january 6th. i will not do that. this is a moment to speak the truth, and to bury the lies. here's the simple truth, you can't love your country only when you win. >> president biden said he wanted to use this speech to wake up congress. here's alice bar with more of the big moments. >> the president of the united states. >> reporter president biden addressing the nation in one of the most important speeches of his political life. >> i came to office determined to get us through one of the toughest period of the nations history. >> reporter: the president using his third state of the union to tout his accomplishments. >> 15 million new jobs in just three years. record. a record. >> reporter: the president vowing to fight for reproductive rights. >> if you, the american people, send me to congress to support the right to choose, i promise you i will restore roe v. wade as the law of the land again. >> reporter: as protesters gathe

we now almost beat the nra again. i'm demanding ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines.sal background ch checks. none of this, none of this, i taught the second member for 12 years, none of this violates the second amendment or vilifies responsible gun owners. we are managing crises abroad including in the middle east. i know the last five months have been gut-wrenching for so many people, for the israeli people, for the palestinian people, and so many here in america. this crisis began on october 7th with a massacre by a terrorist group called hamas, as you all know. 1,200 innocent people, women and girls, men and boys slaughtered after enduring sexual violence. the deadliest day for the jewish people since the holocaust. at 200 hostages taken. here in this chamber tonight our families whose loved ones are still being held by hamas. i pledge to all the families we will not rest until we bring everyone of your loved ones home. [applause] we will also work around the clock to bring home evan and paul come americans being unjustly detained by the russians. and in others ar

nra proud we beat the nra when i signed more significant gun safety law in nearly 30 years because of this congress. >> we now must the nra again.sse >> i'm demanding a ban on assault weapons and high w capacity magazinesea pass universal background , pa. none of this, none of this. i taught the second amendment for 12 years. none of this, violatenos the second amendment or vilifies responsible gun owner s . >> you know, as you managenage challenges the at home, we're ao managing crises abroad, including in the middle east . i know the last five months have been gut wrenching for soon manyth people with the israeli people, for the palestinian people and so many here in america. this crisis began on octoberoct seventh with a massacre by a terrorist group called hamas. massorisas you all know, 1200 it people, women and girls, men and boys slaughtered aftereg enduring sexual violence. the deadliest day for the jewish people since the holocausfot. and 250 hostages taken here in this chamber tonight are familiestonigh whose loved s are still being held by hamas. i pledgeheld to all the fam

the nra again, i undemanding a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. , past universalkground checks. none of this, none of this, none of this violates the second amendment or vilifies responsible gun owners. as we manage these challenges at home we also are managing crises abroad and in the middle east, i know the past five months have been gutwrenching for some any people with israeli people and faustian people and so many here in america. this crisis began on october 7th with the massacre by a terrorist group called hamas, as you know, 1200 innocent people, women, girls, men, boys, slaughtered. after enduring sexual violence. the deadliest day for the jewish people since the holocaust. 250 hostages taken. here in this chamber tonight our families whose loved ones are still being held by hamas. i pledge to all of the families we will not rest until we bring everyone of your loved ones home. [ applause ] >> president joe biden: we will also work around the clock to bring home evan and paul, americans being unjustly detained by russians and others around the world. he z

because of this congress, we now must beat the nra again. i'm demanding a ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines. pass universal background checks. >> none of this. none of this. >> i taught the second amendment for 12 years. none of this violates the second amendment or vilifies responsible gun owners. you know, as a man who's challenged his home, we're also managing crisis abroad, including in the middle east. i know the last five months have been gut wrenching for so many people, for the israelpeople, for the palestinian people, and so many here in america. this crisis began on october 7th with a massacre by a terrorist group called hamas. as you all know, 1200 innocent people, women and girls, men and boys, slaughtered after enduring sexual violence. the deadliest day of the for the jewish people since the holocaust. and 250 hostages taken here in this chamber tonight. our families whose loved ones are still being held by hamas. i pledge to all the families that we will not rest until we bring every one of your loved ones hom

we must now beat the nra again. am demanding a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. mass universal background checks. none of this -- i taught the second amendment 12 years -- none of this violates the second amendment or vilifies responsible gun owners. we are also managing crises abroad including in the middle east. the last five months have been gut wrenching for so many people, the israeli people, the palestinian people, and so many in america. this crisis began on october 7 when the massacre by the terrorist group hamas. 1200 innocent people, women and girls, men and boys, slaughtered, including sexual violence. the deadliest day for the jewish people since the holocaust and 250 hostages taken. here in this chamber tonight, families and loved ones still held by hamas. i pledged all the families we will not rest until we bring everyone home. [applause] we will also work around the clock to bring home evan and paul, americans unjustly detained by the russians and others around the world. israel has

we now must beat the nra again. i'm demanding a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines.ast universal background checks. none of this, none of this -- i taught the second amendment for 12 years. none of this violates the second amendment or vilifies responsible gun owners. as we manage challenges at home, were also managing conflict in the middle east. the last five months have been gut wrenching for so many people , and so many people here in america. this crisis began on october 7 with a massacre by a terrorist group called hamas, as you all know. 1200 innocent people, women and girls, men and boys, slaughtered , the deadliest day for the jewish people since the holocaust. 250 hostages taken. here in this chamber tonight our families whose loved ones are still being held by hamas. a pledge to all the families i will not rest until we bring all those hostages home. we will also work around the clock to bring home evan and paul, americans being unjustly detained by the russians, and others around the world. israel has a right to go after hamas. hamas could end it by relea

were guilty forcing the social media, facebook in tact, also old twitter, they have gone after the nra, what will happen? what was your read in this supreme court hearing? >> big take away is judge brown jackson said, to the your position on first amendment, you have first amendment hamstringing the government. that is what the first amendment does, she said that judge alito had it right, government pressuring big tech. and the way they -- the leverage they had, is they had secon section 230 and antitrust in their back pocket to sort of imply, if you don't do we want, we can always -- we have a e-mail, from big tech, we is bigger fish to fry. that is a big concern. but remember, day three of biden administration there san e-mail from white house, january 23, betwee 2021 to twitter, take down this tweet asap from robert f kennedy. he said hank aaron took the vaccine and passed away. they did not like the context, they tried to take it down, if you step back and think about it they were going after the very guy who was going to run against him in presidential primary that is frightening

they told the nra that he's proud he did nothing when he was president. many in this chamber want to take those prescription drugs away by repealing affordable care act. i'm not going to let that happen. and we stopped you 50 times before and we will stop you again. >> biden did not utter donald trump's name once during that speech. but he referred to his predecessor more than a dozen times. that was just one of the ways that an animated and according to near levosin l newspaper headline today, a feisty joe biden. used his state of the union to kick off this year's general election to kill the narrative that biden is too old and he's not up to the job. today they were hot out of the gates with plans for barn storming, moving the troops to the battle front. many, many plans. the president kicked off the campaign blitz with a rally in pennsylvania, where he and the first lady stopped to eat pizza. and on the issue of abortion. >> the maga republicans of donald trump want to pass a national ban on the right to choose period. those bragging about overturning