. >> reporter: ryan bosse is a former gun executive turned gun reform advocate, senior advisor to gabbyhave 450 million guns in the united states. 20 years ago, we sold about 3 million guns in the united states every year. last year, well over 20 million guns. 20 years ago, we sold literally almost zero ar-15s to the general public. last year, we sold between 5 and 9 million to the general public. this has been going on for multiple years. i wouldn't feign shock or surprise or some thought that this is broken. this is what anybody should have expected would happen. >> reporter: on this day you can get $100 off an ar-15 style rifle at this gun show. typically they cost anywhere from a few hundred to a couple thousand dollars. in harker heights, texas, we wanted to know what folks here thought about calls to reform gun policy, including raising the buying age for an ar-15 style rifle from 18 to 21 years old. sources tell abc news tonight senate minority leader mitch mcconnell has expressed openness. jake and hudson are licensed gun dealers. how many of your buyers are 18? i mean, percenta

your boss, congressman ryan, and three journalists and a cult defector, all were killed.t how you view this issue? >> of course it does, jake. anyone who has been a victim of gun violence has had their body ripped open, has a vested interest in wanting to make sure no one else endures that. two months in, skin graphs, ten surgeries, holes in my arm. let's be really clear about this, we have a country that is so committed to a gun culture that we won't even consider having 18 to 21-year-olds pause before they're allowed to buy an assault weapon. and we have had two 18-year-olds that have massacred over 30 people just in a couple of weeks. and if what we're saying is that what we're going to be willing to do is basically have a background check, the background checks of these two gunman won't show that they have committed a felony or that they've been a domestic violence abuser, or they have been deemed to be mentally defective. so what are we doing? we're doing nothing. now, i absolutely applaud senator chris -- i'm going plank now, because i'm so emotional. >> chris murph

boss, entrepreneur. it is very exciting. neil: thank you very much ryan serhant. 100 million-dollar listing. for a while. .. neil: i don't know if this is written about janet yellen but when you bump in hell are you on in the capitol hill hallway that is what you do, you run and hide and with hillary vaughan that is easier said than done. don't know if anything came of their encounter but hillary vaughan would know. what are you doing to abuse the treasury secretary of the united states? >> we always try to talk to her when she comes to capitol hill and have not been successful in getting her to answer our questions but that doesn't mean we are going to stop asking questions and try to get more information. she so far has been one of the only biden administration officials to admit that they were wrong about inflation. she's not willing to admit government spending had anything to do with the inflation we are seeing today. >> do you think it is at all attributable to the overheated economy accelerated by last year's $1.9 trillion spending bill? >> when president biden took office the united

boss, mark meadows. the conversation was about the former president's reaction when he was told the kroutds were chanting hang mike pence. hang mike pence. joined by ryanles. ryan, what's been the are reaction on capitol hill today, especially since so many people there experienced january 6th in real time and we saw video of many of them panicking-and it's on partisan lines, which is a surprise. i was in the hearing room and saw a number of democratic members who came to witness for themselves. many were tweeting as information was being relaid, angry about what they were hearing. reuben, for instance, suggesting the former president basically set he and his colleagues up on purpose purpose; that he wanted hem to be the victim of violence and it made them angry. has been a markedly different rea from republicans. in the beginning, the republicans were trying to discount the value of the testimony, saying that democratess were focusing on the ya wrong issues. they should be focussed on the border and other things. they quickly turned to being concerned about the conflict of the secret service testimony verses what happened in the limo. not really getti