the nra gave jacky rosen an f, a n f. that does not stand for fantastic, by the way.ou know what grade sam brown got from the nra? an a. he will protect your second amendment rights. i want to close by taking a poll. we have been polled to death, heavenly? -- to death, haven't we? let's have a little poll this morning. this will be by show of applause. we have decibel meters to measure this. here is the simple question. on november 5, how many of you plan to cast your ballot for donald j. trump, the next president of the united states? all right. you know what? i think we might win this thing. let's go make america great again together and make sure you get out and vote. thank you very much. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the voting advocacy and partnership director at the campaign legal center. thank you for being with us. why don't we start with having you remind us about the organization. what is the campaign legal center? what is the mission? >> the campaign legal center is a nonprofit nonpartisan organization in washington, d.c. with a mission of advancing democracy through law foc

i come from an nra backed father has a very big gun owner but the fact that my child has to worry that she will be murdered when she goes to school and the fact that i have to worry about that everyday is disgusting. there's so much we can do to make the community safer with smart gun reform. unfortunately for me the republican party has proved time and time again they will vote the way the nra and other gun lobby's point them so that is a nonstarter for me. >> you are a veteran. does that factor into your decision when you think about the president see -- presidency, when you think about gun violence prevention and common sense legislation? >> i am a gun owner. i'm not worried. it does not mean that i don't care about human life. let's get this really clear. the bad guys have always got the guns whether they steal them or import them from mexico or china. there are a lot of gunowners who educate their children on gun safety. i think that as parents we need to be responsible. if i leave a gun out that is loaded, thank god i don't have children but a small child picks it up and hurts th

i'm a member of the nra and i'm always packing. >> but now michael oher claims he was blindsided by the movie. so many of us know and love. >> when you go into a locker room and your teammates don't think you can learn a playbook, you know that weighs heavy in an epic plot twist, no one saw coming or now suing the family who took him in the former nfl star in court, alleging the celebrated tuohy family owe him millions. >> the case, now in the hands of a judge, the retired nfl star questioning everything he thought was true or doubting his once close relationship with the tuohy family. he thinks i birthed him. >> it's gotten to the point where i think i birthed him. >> they just consistently referred to michael as their son and sometimes as their adopted son. and so that's what the world believes, you know, that they adopted him. >> in coming to terms with the damage he says the movie did to his life and career. >> people don't know anything about me. i mean, you might see something on tv and think, you know, but you got to get to know me as a person. you'll never know a person by watch

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politicians don't want to touch the subject because they know it will kind of antagonize even further the nra and the gun lobby so it loses elections. it's an issue nobody wants to talk about. migration is also not an issue that anyone has clear solutions. we saw what happens when kind of democrats didn't have a good plan, what to how to talk and what to do with migration and with asylum issues if we at the big federal agencies that focus on the border, customs, border protection example, they advertise is the number of people they capture or apprehend crossing the border. the number of drugs, what kind coming into the united states. but they do not advertise there. the numbers are there. you can find them. they are not very proud of stopping young guns going south against any anything that puts guns in the conversation actually cuts budgets of atf. so it's just the way our political system works is that yeah, there's lots of details in the book. i mean, you can see how it all operates there's gun stores along the border and people shipping ammunition and yeah it's happening right now and lik

so here's donald trump who was at a, you know, at the nra event, and they you know, as you know, many people who believe in the individual right to bear arms, it's all about the good guy having it versus the bad guy. so everybody should be armed here's their proposition if joe biden is reelected, your gun rights will be gone. >> they'll be totally gone. >> you know though, the sad part of that is the bad guys aren't giving up their guns. the bad guys aren't, but the good people aren't giving up their guns either, because there's never going to be anybody that's going to be asking for your gun and when i'm reelected every single biden attack on gun owners and manufacturers will be terminated. >> my very first week back in office perhaps my first day, you know the facts. >> as you state law abiding citizens, i.e., i guess the good guys are actually responsible for much of america's murder rate. most gun deaths are the result of altercations within known groups, family or friends. so how is that still being you know, trotted out or trotted out as a legitimate defense i think a lot of it

this act led to the creation of the national recovery administration and the other nra to oversee the regulation, the economy. and here you have a poster of the national recovery administration when during this time the goal of the administration was to eliminate cutthroat competition by bringing industry, labor and government together to create codes of fair practice and to set price the codes were intended to help workers set maximum wages and to establish weekly hours as as minimum prices was which products that they making could be sold. the these programs mostly implement within 100 days of the election in 1932 did help to stabilize the us economy, but none the less, a major issue still remained and anyone want to guess what a may what that main issue was. so fdr is helping us stabilize banking system. the financial sector helping the helping workers establish conditions. but something still remains. yeah. yes unemployment was still very even after all these measures that were implemented within the first hundred days of fdr presidency. and so this is where the new deal comes int

his big supporter of the nra, republican big friend, good friends with richard nixon, even helped get both george bush's elected president. he was married and divorced. three times. he didn't have very good relationship with his children. he never met a four letter word. he didn't use very often and everything i just said was pretty much the complete opposite of john glenn. john glenn was married to the same woman for 73 years who he knew since they were together in a playpen he two children who he absolutely adored he was a devout presbyterian. williams was something of an atheist or agnostic. he was a republican. john glenn was a democrat. maybe not the most liberal democrat, but he was a democrat and they were polar opposites in every way, whether it was their politics, their worldview, their religion, the way they had handled their personal life and their family. so friendship is very as the of the book suggests, unusual. so how did they become friends? and the simplistic separation is that they served together in this war and. there is this band of brothers mentality, a photo of

fact of life in england or in france or ireland or canada or japan or dozens of other countries in the nrahe gop in a terribly weak swiss cheese gun laws answers on may gun violence a fact death in america because they refused to discuss the policies solutions favored by that vast majority of the american people of all parties universal violent criminal background check credit red flag laws man the sale of another military assault weapons we have a great gun homicide 25 times higher in believing in europe, then by this is now the leading cause of death for children and teenagers in the united states of america and yet is that of holding a hearing on gun violence, we can been panel for witnesses with deep ties to project 2025, the mega antipasto, for a second trump term so that they can audition for his approval and that is spot on his cabinet were sub cabinet, unnecessarily to be indeed if you talk to former vice president mike pence transformer defense secretary, or his former national security advisor, or cassidy had to send nor more than 100 others former republican officials declaring

politicians don't want to touch the subject because they know it will kind of antagonize even further the nra and the gun lobby so it loses elections. it's an issue nobody wants to talk about. migration is also not an issue that anyone has clear solutions. we saw what happens when kind of democrats didn't have a good plan, what to how to talk and what to do with migration and with asylum issues if we at the big federal agencies that focus on the border, customs, border protection example, they advertise is the number of people they capture or apprehend crossing the border. the number of drugs, what kind coming into the united states. but they do not advertise there. the numbers are there. you can find them. they are not very proud of stopping young guns going south against any anything that puts guns in the conversation actually cuts budgets of atf. so it's just the way our political system works is that yeah, there's lots of details in the book. i mean, you can see how it all operates there's gun stores along the border and people shipping ammunition and yeah it's happening right now and lik