[applause] rubio, : senator thank you for being here. senator rubio: thanks for doing this. thanks for having me. i haven't spoke to the whole group before. claire: this is a big group. this is a sea of faces. senator rubio: seven years. claire: you've been busy. senator rubio, you have a strong track record of support of israel and you've had that throughout your political career. where does that passion come from? senator rubio: well, three things i point to. america should be a friend of our friends. and certainly standing with our allies is important. israel is the strongest ally we have in the region and one of the strongest in the world. the second is i think israel stands for everything we hope the middle east will become -- a free enterprise, democracy that's pro-american. if we had more countries like that in the middle east, our lives will be a little bit simpler. and the third is israel has a unique purpose unlike any other nation on earth that was created for a very specific purpose. in the aftermath of the holocaust to ensure there would never be -- there would

rubio: i haven't talked to the n.r.a. about it. i can tell you that every constitutional right we have could potentially through a court order be infringed upon. they can go into your property with a subpoena or with a search warrant. they can get your records through a subpoena. so that's why the due process at the front end is important. there has to be a standard that has to be met and this clearly creates the ability for states or incentivizes states to do so. because in the end, exidgent circumstances and public safety is one of the places we've made exceptions through due process for taking on a constitutional right of people. that's why we have subpoenas for documents. that's why we have the ability to conduct search warrants. so i don't think the standard for this is any less than it would be for any of the other rights. in fact, when you look at the permanent order, it requires clear and convincing evidence, and the burden is on those who are applying. not on the respondents. the respondent, the person who is the subject o

rubio: thank you, guys, for all being here. in the aftermath of the terrible tragedy at parkland, three weeks ago today, actually close to around this time, one of the things i did and we both did in the aftermath is learn as much as we could about how this happened. and we've discussed earlier in the week, we're both sponsors of the stop school violence act. that senator hatch has offered. which has already gotten a broad number of co-sponsors. including, i believe, leaders of both the republicans and the democrats in the united states senate. and i personally have been searching for things that we can do quickly, that we can begin to move on and find consensus. there's a lot of issues on this topic. that, as you know, create some division. there need to be a debate on those issues and i believe that debate can happen but what can we do quickly, what can we agree on to get action on? i think the families gave us a great example this week they met on sunday. they have different opinions on some issues. but they found common gro

as of right now, rubio has two back.h is that you get to work on capital today will have not 20, not 50 but 70 or 80 cosponsors of this bill and we need you, please come do the work in lead. [applause] >> senator, what do you think once everybody gets their what are the prospects are you optimistic? >> i'm optimistic because i think the security situation is dire. i think the values that unite us are important and enduring and i think the prospect of our working together for the entire pro-israel community and across the entire range of members of congress to demonstrate to the world that when i iran test israel like it never has before went russia provides air cover for that testing and when hezbollah and hamas threatened from north and south that we will continue to be the most reliable ally israel could possibly have and that we will show that in a democracy we can come together to support this through citizen advocacy. >> senator chris, thank you for your time. let's give him another round of applause. thank you. [ap

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thanks. >> senator rubio to believe this would have prevented parkland? >> somebody would have had to use it ultimately. some of would have had to go to court to get it but it would have provided an option to whoever does the call the fbi hotline. it would be a tool. this would have provided an option. if today you believe someone is going to do something you can report it. there's very of -- what we can do until that person is adjudicated. >> this is due process. after you get determination from a judge that there's probable cause and with no longer than 14 days the judge would have to disturb and evidence that this person is a real danger. you can imagine how would have played out in that case. look at these text messages. i think a judge would have found probable cause. >> so my answer to the question is the president's suggestion would be exactly the opposite. and the president's suggestion it was under process. >> are you starting to get concerned -- snap one of the things i have done is to create the things that i think there are common ground in. h

enrique: llama la atenciÓn en las contradicciones que ha caÍdo marco rubio sobre el manejo de armas.go dijo otra cosa. pablo: la semana pasada marcÓ rubio mirÓ a los ojos a un hombre que perdiÓ a su hija en la masacre de florida y le dijo que apoyarÍa una ley que prohÍba a jÓvenes de 18 aÑos comprar rifles semiautomÁticos, pero un proyecto que rubio ha presentado dos veces cambiarÍa las leyes en la propia capital. el plan elimina la protecciÓn de arma y legaliza la compra para jÓvenes. esto permitirÍa que jÓvenes de 18 aÑos compren armas como el rifle que se usÓ en la masacrÉ --masacre de parkland. >> un niÑo que no puede comprar una cerveza, tampoco puede comprar un arma. pablo: subir la edad es algo que tambiÉn apoyan algunos conservadores. >> yo creo que algunos conservadores han tenido que cambiar su postura en el medio de todo lo que ha pasado la naciÓn, en tÉrminos de que los mayores de 21 aÑos pueden comprar. >> en este paÍs hay algo que no hay en otro lado con las armas y tiene que cambiar ahora. pablo: si la ley federal cambia, la ley de colombia tambiÉn cambiarÁ. la propues

guadalupe andrade tiene el adiÓs a esta inolvidable actriz. >> muriÓ marÍa rubio, une la villana mÁst, que suene teatro con la obra "el portal de belÉn". posteriormente trabajo en su primera telenovela "doÑa macabra". decenas de telenovelas,, el imperio de cristal, salomÉ, las dos caras de ana, le querÍa familia, y una familia con suerte. su Último personaje en la televisiÓn en el aÑo 2012. >> sÉ perfectamente quién eres. >> con rubio siempre la mirÉ por gran actriz, que fue compaÑera muy buena. >> fernanda reyes, nieta de la actriz, dio a conocer atreverÁ re sociales la lamentable pÉrdida de su abuela debido a un ataque al corazÓn. asegura que fue su Ídolo y su ejemplo a seguir. la salud se vino abajo cuando su hijo muriÓ en un terrible accidente. los restos de marÍa rubio, referente histÓrico en la televisiÓn mexicana hispana, se encuentran en esta funeraria. acudieron a darle el Último adiÓs. en ciudad de mÉxico, guadalupe andrade, univisiÓn. >> la mejor mala que he conocido, hay un antes y un despuÉs de la importancia de las malas en las telenovelas. >> sin una buena mala no hay

god bless marco rubio, i like marco rubio, but they did receive -- the office of professional responsibility as i sat in the "angle," did receive the findings of the ig report rate not public yet, but these are career officials who consider this information and wrongdoing is wrongdoing. why should you wait until the guy retires to then say it was wrongdoing, we are going to try and get his retirement back. i don't get that analysis at all. other republicans also went along with that. what's up? >> i like and respect senator rubio as you do, but his comments there tell you exactly why donald trump is the president of the united states. because that kind of establishment thinking of protecting one another, the elites protecting each other, whether it senator rubio coming to the defense of andrew mccabe, or whatever the case might be, the american people have had enough of that, because the most distinct and dangerous split in this country that has been going on for a long time, laura, is less left-right then it is elite versus everybody else. we have seen the unprotected class as peggy was ver

we willor rubio said claim a royalty. >> i will tell you what surprises me. it is great to have you back again. enjoyed working with you. so welcome. let me ask you this first question. i do not understand, you learned about this in august. you did a number of specific things, you spoke about the date that you did these things. and yet, the american people were never told. -- told why. >> the american people were told . >> not sufficiently in any way, shape, or form to know that there was a major active measure going on perhaps by a foreign power. 2016, theber 7, director of national intelligence and i issued a blunt statement saying that the russian government was interfering in our political process. directed by the highest levels of the russian government. some people believe we should have done that sooner and i did not get the attention i got it should have received. it was below the fold news the next day because of the release of the excess hollywood video the same day and a number of other events. i was expecting follow-up from a lot of journalists an

that's why i appreciate that senator rubio showed up. governor rick scott didn't even bother.dent trump, not only did he not show up, he didn't even respond to the invitation, and we would have loved to hear from him. when confronting somebody whose job it is to serve you comes along, it is a very simple thing. you say, you failed, here's how you can do better, and then, of course, they try to sidestep with all of the things that rubio said, but that's just because he's -- >> okay. fast forward a little bit, and you went -- you have, you know, actually the legislature in florida, republicans and democrats, i think because they say anyway, because of the impact of what you have had on them in the intervening weeks, there was an attempt to actually pass at least some different laws, right? i mean that did happen. >> it's -- it's not about the impact we have on them. it is about the impact we know that we're going to have on them come november, because they know that if they didn't do anything about this, in november they all would have been out of there. however, what they did s

and, oh, my god, rubio today, that kid. marco rubio needs to calm down, okay? got his feelings hurt, and i get that. but he needs to get over himself because at first he was taking it like a champ, and i was like, you know what, rubio? good for you. but now he's like -- he's acting out, and it's funny. sometimes i forget that we are the high schoolers here. >> i can't deal with this continuing to happen. this should have been fixed years and years and years ago. i can't -- i can't do anything. it's 6 am. 40 million americans are waking up to a gillette shave. and at our factory in boston, more than a thousand workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back in the pockets of millions of americans. as one of those workers, i'm proud to bring you gillette quality for less, because nobody can beat the men and women of gillette. gillette - the best a man can get. if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'

not just for america but for the world. >> what do you say to marco rubio, a fellow republican? rubio is saying kim jong-un will sit down, talk and talk and talk but he will never agree to anything substantive than the u.s. president will walk away empty handed and kim he say look, i tried, do away with the sanctions. >> i don't know that i disagree with senator rubio on that note. again, i remain very skeptical that the talks might lead anywhere at all. at the end of the day, they're a concession that the diplomatic isolation that president trump and the sanctions that congress have led to have gone a long way to putting pressure on north korea and kim jong-un have had. we'll see where it goes. i'm skeptical there will be a real sit-down chat between our president and kju. the very fact that kju wants those discussions means we're on the right track and the diplomatic isolation we've lead them to have within a healthy part of that. >> i hear your point. you said the president gets great credit for what he's done since january 20, of 2017. so many skeptics saying why is he on tw

you were telling me how marco rubio called you. you had a 45-minute conversation.in new york. what were the things he told you he was going to do? >> we talked a lot about common ground. i explained to him that i certainly have my political philosophies. but those are so put aside. we talked about -- he talked to me about -- he said, you know, if there are -- if in congress he said if there are ten things we all agree on, the right and the left. if there are ten issues. he said if five of them we all agree on. he said why don't we pass those five, and then let's debate the other five. >> he had said let's start with the easy stuff. it seems like that's what they did last night. they started with the stop school violence act. it doesn't touch guns but it does do other interventions. in terms of identifying possible risks. so it sounds like that's what they're trying to do. did you feel better about that? >> i did. i did feel better. but i also liked when he said that he was working more towards the middle. i like that. i just saw one of the clips from cnn and one of

as of right now rubio coons has two.y hunch is after you get to work on capitol hill today we will have not 20, not 30, not 50 , bet 70 or 80 cosponsors of this bill. we need you, please, come do the work and lead. >> senator, what you think once everyone gets there what you think the prospects are? >> i'm optimistic because i think the security situation is dire or i think the that unite us are important in enduring and i think the prospect of our working together through the entire pro-israel community and across the entire range of members of congress to demonstrate to the world that when iran test israel like it never has before, when russia provides air cover for that testing, when has the lot and hamas threaten from north and south that we will continue to be the most reliable ally israel could possibly have and that we will show in a democracy we can come together to support this through citizen advocacy. >> thank you for your time. ladies and gentlemen, let's give him another hand. thank you. [applause]. [applaus

. >> let's talk about marco rubio.ou confronted marco rubio at the cnn town hall and had some words for him. marco rubio waited until well after that event was over to tweet about the students in parkland. he said the debate after parkland reminds us that we the people toent lidon't like each very much. we smear those that refuse to agree with us. we claim ju day owe-christian heritage but celebrate arrogance and have infected the next generation with the same disease. i believe he means the survives of the parkland massacre, the students and friends of your late child. >> don't be easy on him. you don't believe that. it is what he said. it is what he means. i'm going to say this about senator rubio. i replied to the comment you just read directly to him. senator rubio needs to stay out of this. clearly, he has nothing productive to add. the idea that he called me, those kids, not nice to him. i lost my daughter. >> those kids live through a tragedy. we have every right to speak up and speak out and demand action. marc

i'm not talking about marco rubio, just generic. way they talk about the trump white house, the sense of chaos, sort of like -- >> sense of concern. >> like a kid from a dysfunctional family worried that dad's in the ripple again when twitter starts going. it's palpable. then you get them on camera. most of trump's policies divides the gop rather than attracts independents and moderates. >> the other thing that's difficult is republicans have no agenda this coming year. it's difficult for them to say, focus on this, our agenda, as opposed to the distractions coming out of the white house. >> we're going to try to get to that in the next round of the panel. red fox called. he wants the ripple comment back. >>> when we come back, one of ten democratic senators trying to hang on to seats this year. sherrod brown of ohio. ♪ (nadia white) the moment a fish is pulled out from the water, it's a race against time. and keeping it in the right conditions is the best way to get that fish to your plate safely. (dane chauvel) sometimes the produ

just seeing the stuff on twitter that they've been talking about, rubio posting his thoughts on what happened. i just think it's definitely working and we're getting politicians attention. >> i want to talk to you about senator marco rubio because my eyes were open when i was there. you guys have targeted him as somebody who you don't think is doing enough and who you sort of depict as being callus. i had a chance to talk to scott beagle's mom. he of course is your geography teacher who was killed in the massacre and she said that marco rubio behind the scenes has reached out to her, had all sorts of conversations with her, talked about how what they've done so far on capitol hill in terms of the fix niks act, yes these are low-hanging fruit, yes you want more but should be giving credit for these incremental steps, david? >> it's good we've having these incremental steps, where we rows the age to 21, you can still purchase a gun at 18 if it's a private sale. they didn't give any more funding. what they did is you officially can do research but we just aren't going to fund it and the

and, oh, my god, rubio today, that kid. marco rubio needs to calm down, okay?is feelings hurt, and i get that. but he needs to get over himself because at first he was taking it like a champ, and i was like, you know what, rubio? good for you. but now he's like -- he's acting out, and it's funny. sometimes i forget that we are the high schoolers here. >> i can't deal with this continuing to happen. this should have been fixed years and years and years ago because i can't -- i can't do anything. ♪ i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as hav

chairman. >> thank you, senator rubio. i appreciate it very much and we call the first panel and before i introduce the first panel, i'll wait until your name gets up there so you know where you're going to sit, but i'd like to have you stand and i would like to swear you before you take a seat. do each of you affirm that the testimony you're about to give before the committee will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing, but the truth so help you god? thanks for each of you assigning to that. sit down and i'm going to introduce you now before you speak. mr. brandon is the acting director of the bureau of tobacco, firearms and explosives. he began at this agency within the department of justice as a career special agent in detroit in 1989. mr. brandon has also been in the united states marines since 1978 to 1982. david bowitch is the acting deputy director of the federal bureau of investigation and began his career as a police officer in new mexico in 1991, and then joined the fbi in 1995 as a special agent that served

the fact that marco rubio doesn't really value students is real. we have to talk about those lives, those lives matter. they can't be taken away from us. forget the guns. >> thank you to each of you. we have a bit more on some of what you just mentioned later in the hour. i also want to share something from a speech from the granddaughter of dr. martin luther king jr. >> we're also going to look at how the parkland generation is using social media to galvanize and organize and a woman who received backlash for destroying her own gun. all that next. you won't find th. i'll take you there. take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (vo) our subaru outback lets us see the world. sometimes in ways we never imagined. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all-new 2018 subaru outback models. now through april 2nd. -oh! -very nice. now i'm turning into my dad. i text in full sentences. i refer to every child as chief. this hat was free. what am i supposed to do, not wear it? next thing you know, i'm telling strangers defen

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i think senator rubio's point is well taken.dimir putin is clearly someone who calculates and to a fine extent what he can gain and lose from certain scenarios. one of the things that we'll be watching with interest is whether the u.k. does pursue very aggressive sanctions as a consequence of this and whether it is joined in that effort by the trump administration and other allies. >> rick: why would, if putin was responsible for this, why would they be so sloppy? why would they use a poison that russia was known to possess? why would they allow this to be discovered? >> the explanation seems to be that perhaps they would want that to be known as a sign to other dissenters -- the gentleman in the u.k. was a former double agent. the idea is while there are public denials, the kremlin doesn't really have a problem with the widespread suspicion that they're responsible because they would see it as a deterrent to other people to deviate against -- against deviateing from the kremlin. >> rick: there are other alleged putin plots incl

. >> 355 es la cantidad de dinero que marco rubio ha recibido de la asociaciÓn nacional del rifle. resultado es 1.05 dÓlares, creen que eso es mucho para los polÍticos? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

legislation just introduced by representatives ileana ros-lehtinen and ted deutch and senators marco rubio and chris coons. [applause] yeah, they deserve a lot of credit. this bill supports agreed-upon funding level, and it dramatically strengthens u.s. cooperation with israel in many areas including enhancing and expanding israeli-based, american war reserve stockpiles which the u.s. can share with israel in an emergency. >> this brings us to our second message for congress.

marco rubio, he takes money out of the nra. the young girl that called, chelsea, let me telt -- teach you this. kkk run gop. florida did not want to get rid of the ar-15, and so it is up to the kids, tell your parents. we need republicans out of office. another thing i have never heard? noe never heard police say more guns. i do not know what is going on except for the kkk and nra run the gop. until we take every republican fall.he democrats will they will stop taking money from the nra. host: alright. we have angela calling in from maryland. you are also a young person for it are you attending the protest? caller: no, ma'am. host: and why not? caller: i live in poverty -- havre de grace and i do not have a ride. but a stop guns coming up to stop guns from the gangs, too. nobody mentions gangs that have guns. little kids can get guns from the gangs. host: do you think there is room to talk about other kinds of gun violence. e have heard them say that is the intention they have. caller: no, i do not. my buddy was shot by a gang

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bipartisan legislation just introduced by representative -- and senators marco rubio and -- [applause] they deserve a lot of credit. the bill supports agreed-upon funding levels and to dramatically strengthen us cooperation with israel in many areas. including enhancing and expanding israeli based american war reserves stockpiles for which the us can share with israel in an emergency. >> this brings us to our second

and this is the moment you were with marco rubio. you pressed him last month, and i just want to play it again for anyone who didn't happen to see it. here it is. >> your comments this week and those of our president have been pathetically weak. for guns, the factor, and the absolute hunting of our kids and here's the weapon of choice. can you say that? >> number one, fred, i absolutely believe that in this country if you are 18 years of age you should not be able to buy a rifle, and i will support a law that takes that right away. >> fantastic. >> now, i think what you're asking about is the assault weapons ban. >> yes, sir. >> so let me honest with you about that one. if i believed that law would have prevented this from happening, i would support it. but i want to explain to you why it would not. >> you know, since that moment senator rubio has announced his own gun safety plan, and i know, fred, you're intimately familiar with it. for our viewers he said he wanted to increase school security, allow states to adopt those red flag

look at marco rubio. he has been trying to do everything he can to stop these horrific events. >> that's not true. >> that is true. >> that's not true. he's doing negotiations. he's not working on a meaningful restriction is of access. he is trying to do some red flag work. that's all good and fine. but do not put marco rubio as someone at the forefront of the most progressive ways to end these shootings. >> this is the problem that we have here, if you don't agree with you on a particular solution that you agree to, somehow or another, you don't care about this. >> that's your take. >> you can't demonize -- >> i'm not demonizing everybody -- >> yes, you are. >> i'll send you the transcript. you are thinking it in your head because it's convenient but it's not coming out of my mouth. i'm saying access about who gets weapons and how. is the fundamental question in this situation. okay. it just is. i'm not calling for a weapons ban. i'm not calling for anything. it's up to you and your ilk to figure out the

you said now we have rubio, your marco rubio, your senator from florida, trying to pass a bill on daylight. they can't get out of this one without making real changes. what do you want? >> well, first of all, if you look at all these shootings, a lot of people are pushing for mental health, which is important. but not every shooter wouldn't make it past a mental health exam. there's one thing in common. there's one linchpin from all these tragedies. and that's the fact that it was a weapon of war that did it. the shooter from -- there have been shooters who had mental help. they had been in therapy. they had tried. and it doesn't always work like that. some people are simply malicious. and the fact that it's that easy for them to get these weapons, and the fact that these weapons, which are made for trained soldiers -- i mean, soldiers have to go through months of training to wield these. and a 19-year-old can get it like that. >> yeah. and we're also trying to fix the laws that are already in place that don't make sense at all. like, the cdc is not allowed to research gun violence relatio

. >> this week florida senator marco rubio who played a big role in pushing latest gun reforms through after school shooting in parkland, florida said with issues as divisive as gun control, you have focus on where you can find common ground. >> i understand that some people want to do more than has been done but today we will pass the stop school violence act in addition to signature -- significant increases in omnibus for prevention school programs and school safety and the like, we point to those two things saying progress needs to be made, those are meaningful things. >> the trump administration is taking action on its own as well to address gun violence and on friday the department of justice announced that it is submitted a new regulation to ban the so-called bump stock devices which allow semiautomatic weapons to fire fully automatic, fully automatic machine guns. in making announcement attorney general jeff sessions said after senseless attack in las vegas, proposed rule is critical step in effort to reduce threat in gun violence that's inkeeping with the constitution and the l

senator rubio: thank you. thank you very much. ♪ >> good morning, aipac.nd thank you for that warm welcome. i'm honored to be here once again at the policy conference. [applause] senator menendez: let me say that sometimes god puts a goliath in your path to find the david within you. and i found that david within me. [applause] senator menendez: but we all know that even david had a slingshot and many of you here today were part of my slingshot so i am very grateful and thankful. [applause] senator menendez: it's no secret that i have taken a lot of heat over the years for standing up for what i believe in but when my children ask me if i knew what was going to happen would i have taken those same stands and my answer is a resolute yes, absolutely. [applause] enator menendez: standing here inspired g here i'm by all of you, the thousands of aipac members who dedicate your time and energy to support america's ever-lasting bond with israel. and i'm proud to see that once again we have hundreds of aipac members here from the great state of new jersey. [applau

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marco rubio tweeting the cables were being tightened when it collapsed.icials giving an update at the top of the hour and we will bring you that live. overnight, the stocking strangler executed in georgia given a lethal injection for the 1977 murders of three elderly women which he raped and strangled them with their own stockings, given a lethal injection in alabama, a thumbs up before the execution began. surveillance video just-released showing of former deputy never entering the building, you can see scott peterson arriving in a golf cart as the first 911 call comes in, talking on his radio is 17 students gunned down in cold blood. he take that position for 25 minutes. the gunfire lasted six minutes. the father of one of the victims is outraged at the sheriff's department response. >> my daughter was killed on the third floor. he had ample enough time to save everybody on the third floor. not only is he an embarrassment to every police officer that put the uniform on, he is a coward and a liar. heather: peterson coming under fire for not telling deput

you spoke with marco rubio and orrin hatch. >> stop act proposed by sen.arco rubio, will come into law because it has bipartisan support, solving an immediate issue. heather: take me back to the day this happened on valentine's day. where were you? >> the adjacent building. i heard some of the pops, registered as shots. heather: you hit in a closet with classmates for how long? >> two hours. heather: did you have any idea what was going on? >> we were getting constant updates. we were figuring out what was happening. we knew the name nikolas cruz 20 minutes in. >> did you know him? >> i didn't know him. i sat next to him for years. he was always an outcast, even an outcast among the outcast. of the 20 what about the victims? >> i knew one girl, helena ramsey, she was in my class last year, the nicest person. heather: what happens? she was in that building. in terms of moving forward you came up with this apps. tell us about the apps. emotional support as well. >> it is necessary to have emotional support. as a school system we didn't have that. we allow st

host: senator rubio is one who spoke to students. we asked about influence. he responded. this is according to the huffington post saying the influence of these groups not -- comes not from money, it comes from the millions of people who agree with the agenda, millions support the nra. does he make a case? guest: every poll i have seen suggests the an array has supporters, and the other side, those who want to limit assault weapons, far exceeds the numbers of the nra. it is true the nra has influence. it has influence because of money and because of single interest voters who very much agree with the position that he is describing. but i think senator rubio, who decided to run again for the gunte because of an earlier incident in florida, should really think about what his position is on guns and, out more strongly than he has. i think he is basically broken with the people that he said he was going to be representing. cheryl,e more call from lancaster, california, democrat line. caller: thank you. i thought i was on the independent line, which is a sign that you just know

and then, he starts running for president, and yeah, marcio rubio brought it up on the campaign trail. marco rubio, however, brought it up and donald trump responded to it as though it was some kind of double entendre about his manhood. - you know what happens if you have small hands, what that then. - and we never, it was just a literal thing, he's got tiny fingers and he's a vulgarian. - but that comes back, though, you know it all comes back to spy, whether you want it to or not. - i know, well i'll tell you, when that came up on the debate stage, i didn't literally do a spit take, but if i were ever going to do a spit take -- - now full of liquid, out. - that would have been, it was, i mean, that for me was the moment the trump era became fully surreal. - right then and there. - yes. - i must say in the two minutes we have left that talking about spy magazine and thinking about that we were going to be together, i think about how i, i'm a few years younger than you, but as a young journalist in new york, thinking about the life i wanted to lead in the magazine business, so admired

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the fact that marco rubio doesn't really value students is real. those lives, those lives matter. they can't be taken away from us. forget the guns. >> thank you to each of you. we have a bit more on some of what you just mentioned later in the hour. i also want to share something from a speech from the granddaughter of dr. martin luther king jr. >> we're also going to look at how the parkland generation is >> we're also going to look at how the parkland generation is using social media to galvanize and organize and a woman who received backlash for destroying her own gun. all that next. >>> welcome to the revolution. >>> welcome to the revolution. [ cheers and applause ] it is a powerful and peaceful one because it is of, by and for the young people of this country. americans are being attacked in churches, night clubs, movie theaters and on the streets, but we the people can fix this. >> one big feature of this particular event today that was different than many in the past was social media. it stitched together the march in washington and many e

marÍa rubio perdiÓ su hijo claudio en diciembre pasado.ron mÁs ganas de seguir viviendo. >> que ironÍa, lo grandes que se van de la pantalla. en su sentido del humor oscuro de los mexicanos decir que lo logrÓ. espero son los ciclos de la vida. las madres con los hijos son una uniÓn inquebrantable. gracias por el reporte. le mandamos un gran saludo a toda su familia. >> tenemos que platicarles tambiÉn que era de esperarse que muchas personalidades del medio tenÍan que ir a despedirse de la gran marÍna rubio. veamos la historia. >> el medio artÍstico se encuentra de luto con el fallecimiento de la primera actriz marÍa rubio quien a la edad de 83 aÑos perdiÓ la vida. cÓmo fueron sus Últimos momentos. >> mi suegra se fue en paz, ella querÍa estar con claudio. y ya estÁ con Él, porque estaba cansada, es una mujer mayor. mi suegra siempre fue una mujer muy fuerte. hasta en esos momentos le echò muchas ganas. gracias a dios se quedÓ dormida, no sufrió. con su gente, compaÑera. >> nos dijo cuÁl fue la herencia que dejÓ. >> me regalÓ una foto firma