on thursday, paul hewitt, the man thejury earlier this year.e top of the company went to the court of appeal. he had been convicted on health and safety breaches. their very first time in manager was convicted of running a business that was constitutionally abusive, but his barrister argues that thejudge had abusive, but his barrister argues that the judge had failed to properly direct thejury that the judge had failed to properly direct the jury and prove that not only he was in charge but knew what was happening. his conviction was overturned on a point of law. it makes you feel like the whole thing was a joke. people like my son are deemed worthless in society. i feel that they are all being betrayed. to reading disability charities have complained to the professional standards committee the solicitor general. to the professional standards committee the solicitor generalm feels as though people with learning difficulties are severely let down by the system in a whole range of ways so they are let down in terms of the support and care of that

paul hewitt may now face a retrial.ed the case told me they were heartbroken. how is he doing now, how is ben doing? he has a dog, he has his own house... today ben is living happy with support in the community, a significant piece of information that was not allowed to be shared at the atlas trials. he proves every single day that it's possible. itjust should have been possible from the start. and jayne is here with us now. we heard at the end of that report that ben is doing much better now. what's been the reaction to his story? do. . said: isa do. . said: is a great stress to the patient and the family, and after consideration it did not amount to misconduct. they did get in touch with the professional standards authority who had the power to appeal against this. they added that it is right that the psa considered this case very carefully. the psa telescope they will make a decision oi'i telescope they will make a decision on whether or not to challenge this in early december. the government used to collect informat

paul hewitt may now face a retrial.ere heartbroken. how is he doing now, how is ben doing? he has a dog, he has this own house... today ben is living happy with the support of the community. a significant piece of information that was not allowed to be shared at the atlas trials. he proved every single day that it's possible. it just should have been possible from the start. and jayne is here with us now. some people will be quite shocked by that decision, what's the reaction been from the nursing and midwifery council? they've given us a statement which says we recognise there is a significant public interest in this case, we've already beenin interest in this case, we've already been in touch with the professional standards authority who have the power to appeal the decision at the high court if they believe it doesn't protect the public. if it is right, the psa will consider the case carefully. the psa say they will make a decision within 56 days of the original decision, at the end of the original decision, at the e

. >>> sheer house speaker paul ryan with hugh hewitt. it will air in full saturday morning. >> he wants hearings on bump stocks. >> i didn't even know what they were until this week and i'm an avid sportsman. fully automatic weapons have been banned far long time. apparently it allows you to -- so clearly it's something we need to look into. >> back with us kasie hunt and reid wilson. casey, we have been here before. i remember a lot of democrats felt confident. it was going to motivate something. it didn't. do you sense something different ton hill with this? >> from a legislative perspective i have to tell you i don't there have been some republicans particularly in suburban districts that say we need a legislative fix. i think there's an understanding from those republicans that any prolonged debate or attempts at legislation would pretty quickly get buried, get twisted, become essentially a nonstarter. no one is coming out and saying that directly. there's a different solution here that wouldn't require an act of congress. that's som

hewitt. i sat down with the speaker of the house paul ryan on thursday.lked about las vegas and big tech and of course the tax bill in&generally how is president trump doing in his job as comforter in chief? >> we saw the president make a comment about puerto rico bonds this week and the bonds crate erred. >> i saw that. look, we passed legislation -- i actually negotiated this bill last year. we have an oversight bill for puerto rico to deal with their financing crisis. that is the proper place. so this is not about having government change property rights on bonds. this is about we have an oversight board that is working to get puerto rico in a good position so they can go borrow again. if we were to take away property rights, it would be hard for them to ever go out and borrow in the future. we have to be mindful of that. >> i bring up their bonds not because it is a good idea to kill the bond orders. it's not. you might have to bail out puerto rico. >> the issue is can you help puerto rico nurse themselves back to fiscal health, economic health so in

. >> now compare his comments with what house speaker paul ryan told my colleague hugh hewitt in an interview on saturday morning on msnbc hugh hewitt show. >> are you open to a bump stock. >> look, i don't even know what they were until this week. and i'm an avid sportsman. fully automatic have been banned for a long time and this allows you to take a semi automatic and and turn it into an automatic. this is something we need to look it. >> more subtle but and he falls in line with the senate that warm to the idea banning this accessory as well. >> this strikes me as something worth considering and particularly when you look at the video of this individual spraying gunfire at a high rate on these 22,000 people from his 32nd floor hotel room. i think it is worth our serious consideration. >> and not much pushback from the white house either. >> we're certainly open to that moving forward but we want to be part of the conversation as it takes place in the coming days and weeks. >> but there is a chance that the debate gets shut down before it ever begins because congress mab scalise thinks atf

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. >>> don't miss hue hewitt's discussion with house speaker paul ryan on gun control and the newly-introduced the sale of bump fire stocks. don't forget, paul ryan got almost $200,000 from if nra. we'll tell you where he stands on these bump stocks and find out where he stands tomorrow on msnbc. so that's the idea. what do you think? hate to play devil's advocate but... i kind of feel like it's a game changer. i wouldn't go that far. are you there? he's probably on mute. yeah... gary won't like it. why? because he's gary. (phone ringing) what? keep going! yeah... (laughs) (voice on phone) it's not millennial enough. there are a lot of ways to say no. thank you so much. thank you! so we're doing it. yes! "we got a yes!" start saying yes to your company's best ideas. let us help with money and know-how, so you can get business done. american express open. before i hadburning,oting, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet... grew into a free-wheeling kid... loved every step of fatherhood... and made old cars good as new. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i tal

into action with new are reaction just this morning from the house speaker paul ryan who wraps up the interview with hugh hewitt a few moments ago, and the highlights are first on this show. >>> and president trump this morning real mad about fake news and spoiler, it is not fake, but the fallout today is with rex tillerson. we will have the latest from las vegas and here in d.c. this morning, but let's start out west in nevada with stephanie gosk, and good morning to you, and let's start with the new details of police about how this unfolded and the timing of it. >> and sorry, hallie, i am having a little bit of difficulty with communications here, but the time line, and astonishing astonishingly, we are talking about the rounds and the volleys that went around, but 10 minutes had to feel like an eternity, and this is the time line as we know it now. at 10:09 stephen paddock first fired shots and 10:12 the first an offic an officers arrive on the 31st floor of the mandalay bay and then at 10:15, the final shots are fired by paddock, and then at 10:17, first officers arrive on 32nd floor of mandalay bay. and 10

. >> hugh hewitt joins us fresh off of his one-on-one with house speaker paul ryan. what's changing the conversation about gun control. stick around. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) the capital one venture card. unlimited double miles on every purchase, not just airline purchases. now available... (clanging) ...in metal. what's in your wallet? >> busy week for president trump and the republican party. as they push forward with their gop agenda. late yesterday administration announced a new policy that allows employers to opt-out of providing no cost birth control to women by claiming moral or religious objections. house speaker paul ryan calling it a landmark day for religious liberty. following sunday's massacre in las vegas hill focusing on the enormous arsenal used by suspected gunman stephen paddock. paul ryan addressed the proposed ban on bump stocks during a sit down with msnbc's hugh hewitt. >> john cornyn said he wants a hearing on bump stocks. open to a vote. your open to a vote on bump stocks? >> i didn't know what they were until this week and i'm an avid sportsman. we're com

we spoke to were surprisingly open to hearings on the issue starting with speaker paul ryan in an interview with hue hewitt that will air in full this weekend. >> john cornyn has said he's open to a conversation on bump stocks, are you open? >> i didn't know what they were until this week and i'm an avid sportsman. i think we're quickly coming up to speed with what this is. fully automatic weapons have been banned for a long time. apparently this takes a semiautomatic and turn into a ful fully automatic something we need to look into. >> it's up to the congress to stop this. i don't know a single hunter, sports person in vermont, doesn't make any sense. nobody want to be in the woods. >> i think there needs to be a hearing. i'm a sportsman and a gun owner, and frankly i was unacquainted with a bump stock and what could convert a legal semiautomatic weapon into essentially an automatic weapon which are illegal unless you have a special license to obtain one. >> i think it will happen. i am more and more sure that the momentum is building for a ban on bump stocks. we introduced it yesterday. and my colleague

this morning house speaker paul ryan said this, in an interview with msnbc's hugh hewitt. >> john cornyn has said he wants to have a hearing on bump stocks. are you open to a vote on bump stocks. >> i didn't even know what they were until this week and i'm an avid sportsman, i think we're quickly coming up to speed with what this is. fully automatic weapons have been banned for a long time, apparently this allows you to take a semi-automatic turn it into a fulliment a tick. this is something we need to look into. >> kasie hunt is on capitol hill. what is the likelihood that a hunt like this actually becomes law? >> reporter: hi, katy. there's still a lot of twists and turns ahead of this. you're right that the tone and tenor of the debate around bump stocks specifically has been different than what we've seen in the past. you have some republicans coming out and saying, hey, i had no idea what this was, as paul ryan said, he is not the only one, and expressing some willingness to potentially make a change, but i will say the legislative process around this still potentially problematic.

the biggest recipients, maybe the biggest on the house side, paul ryan, who is an avid gun enthusiast. but he was interviewed by hugh hewitt and i want to play that today. there was a little bit of give this time. >> i didn't even know what they were until this week, and ivan avid sportsman. i think we're coming up to speed with what this is. fully automatic rifles have been banned for a long time. this allows you to turn a semiautomatic into an automatic, so clearly that's something we need to look into. >> senator feinstein in her third term in 1983 or 1984 got the semiautomatic weapon ban passed and then after ten years, congress let is sit. then after sandy hook, they tried it again and got nowhere. but this could be one small step? >> it's opening the door to effective legislation, but let's look at the big picture here. we have 35 million americans dying each year from gun use, a lot of them suicides. but we should have to pass some kind of security background check bill. 30% of gun sales are done without a background check. that's where criminals and domestic abusers go to buy their weapons. that's where we can get

. >> and our own hugh hewitt had a chance to sit down with speaker of the house paul ryan, and does hen gun legislation in the wake of las vegas vegas. and a you can see the full interview with the speaker right here at 8:00 a.m. on msnbc. thank you so much. thank you! so we're a go? yes! we got a yes! what does that mean for purchasing? purchase. let's do this. got it. book the flights! hai! si! si! ya! ya! ya! what does that mean for us? we can get stuff. what's it mean for shipping? ship the goods. you're a go! you got the green light. that means go! oh, yeah. start saying yes to your company's best ideas. we're gonna hit our launch date! (scream) thank you! goodbye! let us help with money and know-how, so you can get business done. american express open. so you can get business done. will people know it means they'll get the lowest price guaranteed on our rooms by booking direct on choicehotels.com? hey! badda book. badda boom! mr. badda book. badda boom! book now at choicehotels.com >> before we go, all five living former u.s. presidents will reunite later this month to headline a