he knows, as well as i do, that the n.r.a. is okay with fix nics, but not universal background checks fix nics approves of reporting in the existing background check system, those who are adjudicated mentally ill to get guns, the online loophole, they are not touched by fix nics. when you're a doctor, i say to my good friend from texas, the senior senator from tects text, when you're a doctor and your se wing up a wound, you don't just do the first stitch and walk away and say, we did something. no. you've got to do the real job to cure the injury. so i appreciate that my friend from texas wants to pass his bill. democrats support it. i'm a cosponsor. but as a response to the spree of shootings in our schools and on our streets and churches and movie theaters, nightclubs, concerts, street corners every evening, a bill to have one tiny piece is not enough. a bill to say that we can't oppose the n.r.a. on everything will never help ameliorate our problem of gun violence to a sufficient extent. as the coauthor of fix nics said, if

the n.r.a. is powerful around here. at the other end of pennsylvania avenue, president trump failed to show the conviction and steady leadership required to make progress on this issue. after indicating support for a host of reasonable gun safety measures a few weeks ago and in front of the tv cameras that he invited in, yesterday president trump released a list of administration policies which represent 180-degree reversal. what trump said at the public meeting and what he proposed yesterday are opposites. after signaling, for instance, after signaling he would be for raising the age of purchase for assault weapons from 18 to 21, a modest measure, president trump backed off, saying he would leave it to the states and the courts to decide. that's a cop-out. we know that. after indicating support for universal background checks, president trump makes no mention of closing the dangerous gun show loophole or internet sales loophole. no mention of antidomestic violence legislation, no mention of assault weapons or support fo

it is recording the fact that the n.r.a. continues to distort the meaning of the second amendment, that the n.r.a. continues to insight its -- incites its members with propaganda and threatens my republican colleagues and my republican colleagues in fear whoever down and -- hover down and go to their wishes and do nothing to prevent mass shootings in the united states of america. the camera of history is rolling, mr. speaker, and the camera will record the fact that we have a president of the united states who believes in reality tv shows. in fact, he had an open press reality show-type meeting where he made big promises of improving gun safety. the president declared that in at meeting that republican lawmakers are so scared of the n.r.a. he said that and admitted that the republican lawmakers are scared of the n.r.a., but he said he was not. just a short time thereafter, what did he do? he didn't have an open show meeting with the n.r.a. he didn't want the american public to see how he hovered down and gave in to the wishes

well the n.r.a. is behind this but the truth is the n.r.a. can't do anything that the politicians don't allow that the problem is that we have a generation of children who are literally growing up afraid to go to school we have children who are afraid to go to school because they were afraid they could be murdered at school it's not just their we've the the entire complex in a public gatherings has been changed by by mass murders in the united states in just the past twelve months we've already gone past the mass murder and it was a true mass murder in the pulse nightclub in orlando that the mass murder and las vegas i mean these are mass murders epic murders and even for generation we've become almost accustomed to this and the n.r.a. has a way of ringing the bell meaning that just because we've had hundreds of americans murdered in aurora while watching batman or a congresswoman shot in the head this is not been enough thus far and now we had seventeen people in a school some most of them being children and educators murdered yet again and t

the n.r.a. leadership forum since our woerful ronald reagan in 1983. >> i'd be lying to you if i said the political arena has not affected our membership. people look at what's going on politically and see some of the comments that are made b h certain foigh places and it makes them a little unnerving. that has definitely been a part of our growth. >> reporter: while the new political climate is contributing to the interest ict personal pron among african americans. >> the reason i lled you over, your brake lights are out. >> reporter: part of the reason naag members aren't flocking to the n.r.a. is a policing culture that predates trump. >> sir i do have to tell you. >> okay. >> i do have a firearm on me. >> don't reach for it then. don't pull it out. >> i'm n pulling it out. don't pull it out. >> reporter: the 2016 shooting of philando castile, a black gun owth a concealed carry permit outraged the african american community. but in this instance the nation most established gu advocacy group di

career condemning the late liberal mainstream news media in this country i think philosophically the n.r.a. is right to do it now it's true they overdo it probably so tragedy is the business model mainly because you don't like the message you attack the messenger to those who stain honest reporting with partisanship plays very well it's red meat to the conservative base it's in the n.r.a. his interest to convince their user base that the mainstream media can't be trusted that hatred the pettiness the fake news we are done with your agenda to undermine voters will because if their users mistrust. the mainstream media they're going to be more likely to listen to and are a as a source for their news. the first mass school shooting of the modern era in columbine colorado took place in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine since then the sec piece coverage has developed along lines like these the mainstream media provide initial wall to wall reporting while endeavoring they promise to respect the wishes of the bereaved the identity of the perpetrator is revealed their social media accounts scou

. >> because you're afraid of the n.r.a. robert: but changed course the next day after meeting with the n.r.a. he surpris many with his plan to impose heavy tariffs on global exports of steel and aluminum. >> workers in our country haven't been appropriatelyd. represen robert: but the announcements sent stocks plummeting and stoked fears o a trade war. what's the cost of president trump's disruptivend unpredictable tact six? we'll discuss it all with hallie jackson of nbc news. michael crowley of politico. nancy cordes of cbs news, and karen tumulty of the boast. >> this is "washgton week." funding is provided by -- >> their leadership is instinctive. they understand the challenges of today. and he search the technologies of tomorrow. some call them vewerans. all them part of our team. >> on an american cruiselines journey along the columbia and snake rivers, travelers trace the mk forged by lewis and clark. travel through american land scamsc to histo land marks where you can experience local customs and culture. american cl

and just like on the women. n.r.a. t.v. isn't necessarily popular. right i know it's. just true but when they do you put out a message fighting for every inch of freedom it is so. i watch those videos by the end of it and you go get it. that's the idea and are a t.v. wants more americans to buy guns it goes after those who stand in their way and that the channel would have you believe includes the us mainstream news media the mainstream media loves. this video posted seven days after the massacre in florida did not target politicians or activists advocating gun control it was devoted in its entirety to the way the news media covered the issue the mainstream media just put out the casting call for the next mass shooter well as a conservative who has spent much of my career condemning the late liberal mainstream news media in this country i think philosophically the n.r.a. is right to do it now and they overdo it probably tragedy. is their business model mainly because you don't like the message attack the messenger to those who stain honest reporting with partisanship pl

control advocates slugging it out with the n.r.a. and its backers our starting point this week is the media space in which most of this fight is now being waged online. i'm a mom just like millions of other women. and are a t.v. isn't necessarily hugely popular crap fight file and some. clinched fist trick but when they do you put out a message fighting for every inch our freedom it is so good. to defend our i watch this video by the end of it and i need to go get it right. that's the idea and our a.t.v. wants more americans to buy guns it goes after those who stand in their way and that the channel would have you believe includes the us mainstream news media the mainstream media loves. this video posted seven days after the massacre in florida did not target politicians or activists advocating gun control it was devoted in its entirety to the way the news media covered the issue the mainstream media just put out the casting call for the next mass shooter well as a conservative who has spent much of my career condemning the late liber

metaphor in which to grow their businesses without encouraging absolutely horrid policies like giving the n.r.a. a blank check to. exploit the fearfulness of our lawmakers to do battle against what is obviously a scourge and a horrible cancer in the soul of america that's your opinion the exact opposite opinion is in that about fifty percent of other americans so that same corporation delta says you know what we had only listened to the people that are like max kaiser and we're going to not allow this discount for entering members then enter a members and their supporters from the other fifty percent of americans say well we're going to boycott you and we're going to pressure you we're going to pressure all the anybody that gives you money or subsidiaries or the government or anything to we're going to cut off your financial lifeline and so the same response so they're like being pulled back and forth right and good ability. there's commercial saturation like in the old days if you had a skirmish like this a company could just go west and open up a new company and have a new markets and new cus

the n.r.a.'power is in that 5 million people show up and vote for their second amendment right to defend themselves. >> wait until the march of march 24. you will see a march. >> laura: we'll be covering it. that is for sure. by the way, susten, texas, gripped by fear -- austin, texas, gripped by fear. what the police are saying abou >> laura: a string of packages bombs struck terror across the city of austin, texas. authorities are scrambling to find a suspect and revealing disturbing new information tonight. fox's trace gallagher joins us with more from the los angeles bureau. trace? >> laura, so far this bomber is lethal and very elusive. 6:45 this morning a 17-year-old boy found a package on the front step. brought it in the kitchen to open where it exploded killing him and injuring a 40-year-old woman. it's unclear if that was his mom. witnesses say the explosion was loud. authorities say it was also powerful. and similar to the package bomb that killed a 39-year-old man on march 2. just as

but what the n.r.a.s the second amendment. >> you know, you had a very busy day yesterday. you were in washington, d.c. you got to meet with lots of senators, congressmen, and the president himself, and the first lady. >> yes, ma'am. it was quite amazing. i talked to melania trump, mrs. trump, for so long. she was so maternal and loving and caring. and then she brought me over to the oval office, and i waited for mr. trump, and he said hello. we shook hands, and we talked for awhile. i sat down with chuck schumer, with chris murphy, with nancy pelosi, with so many of these senators. i tried listening to all points of view, and i came to my own personal conclusion that banning assault rifles will not solve the problem. >> recent shooting victim steve scalise when-- >> people with guns who are well trained and know what they're doing are able to take down a guy who has ill intentions. >> the only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. >> thank you, and good luck to you. and enjoy your h

but this bill hot off the n.r.a.'s wish list would let concealed carry permit holders from states with looser standards bring their weapons to new jersey. look, at the end of the day, the n.r.a. has five million or six million members. we are a nation of 360-plus million people. while millions of gun owners believe in the second amendment, poll after poll tells us they also believe in universal background checks and commonsense gun laws. it's time we call out those who spout the same old n.r.a. talking points such as guns don't kill people, people kill people. well, that's why we don't run background checks on guns. we run them on people. the n.r.a. would have us believe that all we need to do is to have comprehensive background checks when in reality what we need are universal background checks. this means requiring background checks for all private sales and transfers and online sales on the internet. why should you be able to buy with the click of a mouse a significant weapon without ever going through a background

we know that the n.r.a. spent this huge cache of money on the 2016 campaign to support donald trump. and we know that we have more questions that need to be answered. so we need to follow this money and we need to find out again as you have asked here on the floor, what are they hiding? what are they afraid of. with that, i yield back. mr. perlmutter: i yield to our friend, dan kildee, of michigan, and then he'll make some comments about how he perceives all of this, and then we'll open it up to a little conversation among the three of us. mr. kildee: i thank my friend for yielding. like my friend mr. perlmutter and my friend mr. huffman and others, we can't dom -- we didn't come to congress with the idea that we'd spend our time talking about russian collusion with a campaign to try to undermine our electoral system we came here to solve problems that americans to want ke on. deal with the big problems that we face whether it's infrastructure or education or the environment or -- you know, all the things tha

the n.r.a.'is in that 5 million people show up and vote for their second amendment right to defend themselves. >> wait until the march of march 24. you will see a march. >> laura: we'll be covering it. that is for sure. by the way, susten, texas, gripped by fear -- austin, texas, gripped by fear. what the police are saying about the deadly explosions of packages across the city. more information when we return. daily probiotics, endless fiber-- it could be wearing on you. tell your doctor what you've tried, and how long you've been at it. linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements that are easier to pass. do not give linzess to children less than six and it should not be given to children six to less than eighteen. it may harm them. don't take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or seve

metaphor in which to grow their businesses without encouraging absolutely horrid policies like giving the n.r.a a blank check to. exploit the fearfulness of our lawmakers to do battle against what is obviously a scourge and a horrible cancer in the soul of america that's your opinion the exact opposite opinion is in that about fifty percent of other americans so that same corporation delta says you know what we don't listen to the people that are like max kaiser and we're going to not allow this discount for entering members then enter a members and their supporters from the other fifty percent of americans say well we're going to boycott you and we're going to pressure you we're going to pressure all the anybody that gives you money or subsidiaries or the government or anything to we're going to cut off your financial lifeline and so the same response so they're like being pulled back and forth right and just a political issue there's commercial saturation like in the old days if you had a skirmish like this a company could just go west. and open up a new company and have a new markets and new

you can't be petrified. >> trevor: donald trump attacked his own party for being scared of the n.r.a. did not see that coming. that was the craziest twist since the end of "the usual suspects." yeah, like when we found out kevin spacey molested kaiser soze. that was just mind blowing. ( laughter ) and if you thought trump was going rogue when he attacked republicans and the n.r.a., wait until you see him supporting the democrats. >> mr. president, what do we do about weapons of war easily accessible on our streets? you go into a store and you can buy an ar-15. >> you can. >> you can buy a tech 9. you can buy all these weapons. >> joe and pat, you're going to have to discuss that, you will sit down with dianne and everybody else and you will come up with something and i really believe it has to be very strong. >> trevor: did you see that? did you see the joy on dianne feinstein's face when trump tells the conservatives to put her shit in the bill? like, she looks happier than ted cruz on halloween. it's, like, finally, my doorbell rang, yeah! all the democrats, all the democrats in thi

metaphor in which to grow their businesses without encouraging absolutely horrid policies like giving the n.r.a a blank check to. exploit the fearfulness of our lawmakers to do battle against what is obviously a scourge and a horrible cancer in the soul of america that's your opinion the exact opposite opinion is in that about fifty percent of other americans so that same corporation delta says you know what we had only listened to the people that are like max kaiser and we're going to not allow this discount for entering members then enter a members and their supporters from the other fifty percent of americans say well we're going to boycott you and we're going to pressure you we're going to pressure all the anybody that gives you money or subsidiaries or the government or anything to we're going to cut off your financial lifeline and so the same response so they're like being pulled back and forth right and you ability. there's commercial saturation like in the old days if you had a skirmish like this a company could just go west and open up a new company and have a new markets and new custo

metaphor in which to grow their businesses without encouraging absolutely horrid policies like giving the n.r.a. a blank check to. exploit the fearfulness of our lawmakers to do battle against what is obviously a scourge and a horrible cancer in the soul of america that's your opinion the exact opposite opinion is in that about fifty percent of other americans so that same corporation delta says you know what we had only listened to the people that are like max kaiser and we're going to not allow this discount for entering members then enter a members and their supporters from the other fifty percent of americans say well we're going to boycott you and we're going to pressure you we're going to pressure all the anybody that gives you money or subsidiaries or the government or anything to we're going to cut off your financial lifeline and so the same response so they're like being pulled back and forth right and good ability. there's commercial saturation like in the old days if you had a skirmish like this a company could just go west and open up a new company and have a new markets and new cus

because you're afraid of the n.r.a. >> trevor: wow. un, there are moments when trump reminds me of a drunk uncle calling everyone out at a wedding. like, mostly you wish he wasn't there, but some shit he says is true. like, this guy is afraid of the n.r.a., and your dad-- he'll never tell you this-- but he kissed their penis." i mean, he just publicly busted republicans for being afraid of the n.r.a. and you can see how confident he is. he's like, "yeah, you guys are afraid. the n.r.a. doesn't own me. i'm president. nobody owns me. oh, hold oputin's calling. hold on. anniversary, vlad, i'll get on it." let's move on from trump to the tremendous people he's hired. yesterday, news came out that jared kushner lost his top-secret security clearance, possibly because he's doing business with foreign countries that were trying to manipulate him. then this morning, trump got into a twitter fight with his attorney general. then just this afternoon, one of his closest and longest-standing advisers, communication director hope hicks, suddenly an

well you know you brought up in the last episode donald trump taking on the n.r.a. bizarrely like this is one of the only lobbyist groups that you cannot take on it's a rail of american politics it is you're never allowed to mention them maybe eyes and how was the last person and he did it exiting didn't take on the n.r.a. but certainly took on the same sort of military industrial sort of weapons industrial complex but here just that it like in front of this bipartisan group of lawmakers and stunned everybody and they were like well what what what what how do we respond to that but the reason why this is important is because of course there are midterm elections coming up and. you know the theory always is that the incumbent party i.e. the republicans lose big time in the midterm elections the first of the new administration and he should be losing big time so don't trump however is a wild card and of course nobody ever knows what sort of impact he has on things but this one is quite remarkable as g.o.p. tax cuts take hold dems struggle for a line of attack so this i

as response he thinks this is just confirmation that the n.r.a. as he writes it opposes opposes any and all gun reform and many of the high school activists who survived the parkland shooting like cameron has seen in you know as a step forward in the right direction meanwhile and already supports is sharing a video of former president ronald reagan addressing the u.s. gun lobby in one thousand nine hundred eighty three and that was to you is also being shot in an assisted nation attempt now he said to the n.r.a. and promised never to some americans who want to protect their families from home. so you insist on individuals be held responsible for their actions the n.r.a. believes that america's laws were made to be obeyed and that our constitutional liberties are just as important today as two hundred years ago and by the way the constitution does not say that government show decrease the right to keep and bear arms the constitution says the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed so that video has been shed on on the other

well you know you brought up in the last episode donald trump taking on the n.r.a. bizarrely like this is one of the only lobbyist groups that you cannot take on the rail of american politics it is you're never allowed to mention them maybe eyes and how it was the last person and he did it exiting didn't take on the n.r.a. but certainly took on the same sort of military industrial sort of weapons industrial complex but here just that it like in front of this bipartisan group of lawmakers and stunned everybody and they were like. what what what what how do we respond to that but the reason why this is important is because of course there are midterm elections coming up and. you know the theory always is that the incumbent party i.e. the republicans lose big time in the midterm elections the first of the new administration and he should be losing big time so don't trump however is a wild card and of course nobody ever knows what sort of impact he has on things but this one is quite remarkable as g.o.p. tax cuts take hold dems struggle for a line of attack so this is fr

i can say that the n.r.a. is opposed to it and i'm a fan of the n.r.a., no bigger fan. i'm a bigger fan. n.r.a., great people and patriots, they love our country, but that doesn't mean we have to agree on everything. it doesn't make sense that i have to wait until i'm 21 to get a handgun, but i can get this weapon at 18. i don't know. i'm curious to know what you did in the bill. >> we didn't address it, mr. president. >> you're afraid of the n.r.a. >> no, an issue five years ago, never came up. >> it's an issue right now. a lot of people are afraid of that issue, raising the age for that weapon to 21. >> my reservation, is the vast majority of 18, 19, 20-year-olds in pennsylvania who have a rifle or a shotgun are not a threat to anyone, they have that because they want to use it for hunting or target shooting and to deny them their second amendment rights is not going to make them safer so that's my reservation about changing the age. >> i know where you're coming from, i understand, but i think it's a position, it's a position, but i think if we're going to use you as

well you know you brought up in the last episode donald trump taking on the n.r.a. bizarrely like this is one of the only lobbyist groups that you cannot take on the third rail of american politics it is you're never allowed to mention them maybe eyes and how it was the last person and he did it exiting didn't take on the n.r.a. but certainly took on the same sort of military industrial sort of weapons industrial complex but here just that it like in front of this bipartisan group of lawmakers and stunned everybody and they were like. what what what what how do we respond to that but the reason why this is important is because of course it's there are midterm elections coming up and. you know the theory always is that the incumbent party i.e. the republicans lose big time in the midterm elections the first of the new administration and he should be losing big time so don't trump however is a wild card and of course nobody ever knows what sort of impact he has on things but this one is quite remarkable as g.o.p. tax cuts take hold dems struggle for a line of attack so

well you know you brought up in the last episode donald trump taking on the n.r.a. bizarrely like this is one of the only lobbyist groups that you cannot take on the rail of american politics it is you're never allowed to mention them maybe eyes and how it was the last person and he did it exiting didn't take on the n.r.a. but certainly took on the same sort of military industrial sort of weapons industrial complex but here just that it like in front of this bipartisan group of lawmakers and stunned everybody and they were like. what what what what how do we respond to that but the reason why this is important is because of course there are midterm elections coming up and. you know the theory always is that the incumbent party i.e. the republicans lose big time in the midterm elections the first of the new administration and he should be losing big time so don't trump however is a wild card and of course nobody ever knows what sort of impact he has on things but this one is quite remarkable as g.o.p. tax cuts take hold dems struggle for a line of attack so this is fr

america's biggest pro gun group the n.r.a. sues the state of florida over a new gun control law plus. i'm reporting from an expedition in. the effort to promote. the largest protected area. donald trump says that a deal between the u.s. and north korea on its nuclear program is very much in the making the u.s. president tweeted that if completed the agreement would be quote a very good one for the world the white house says that they will be no preconditions to the meeting earlier trump spoke with the chinese leader xi jinping and both agreed to continue sanctions until north korea takes steps to end its nuclear program plans to meet kim jong un by may has more for us from washington d.c. . it appeared that the u.s. had introduced new preconditions when the press secretary said that the meeting would not take place unless north korea provided strong guarantees and took strong steps to indicate the authenticity of its position however subsequently administration officials said that mr sanders was not introducing new precondition

the n.r.a. a weekly newsletter by email. every single week for the last nine years the n.r.a. has been telling us that obama and democrats want to take away your guns without due process and destroy the second amendment. i think it's insanely funny that trump yesterday came out and said what we have to do is take the guns and worry about due process later. i can't help but think these republicans are all idiots. they are fools because they voted for this moron. it's just been fun watching it. that's my thought. host: chris, as you said here's what the president had to say, he had an exchange with vice president mike pence, he was talking about a california law. the president interrupted. take a listen. >> you have spoken about gun violence restraining orders. they are called california has a version of this. i think your meeting with governors earlier this week individually and as a group, you spoke about states taking steps. but the focus is to literally give families and give local law enforcem

he does enjoy an a plus rating from the n.r.a. this is the same governor who has made sure that backyard gun ranges are legal and has also expanded the deadly stand your ground law. so we're very concerned about this law being passed because of course it has a kickback in it for the n.r.a. in that they want to arm school personnel so i don't know exactly what they mean by that is that the lunch lady is at the coaches either way in a state where stand your ground is legal that means that if any of this school that this school personnel is says that they feel threatened by a student they can shoot to kill and legally get away with murder many people say never again movements could be a tipping point i mean how important is this campaign and can it really make a difference against powerful gun lobby groups like the at araa. i think that it can and i think that it will and the reason why is what we've seen in america before with our youth movements is that like during the vietnam war these young kids were seeing their friends come home

. >> the n.r.a. with your agenda to undermine voters' will and liberty in america. >> we are done with the effort to undermine the individual voices of the american people. >> to every lying member of the media. >> to the role model athletes who use free speech to alter and undermine what our flag represents. >> to every spokesman with an hourglass who use free speech to undermine what our flag represents. >> to the politicians who would rather watch america burn than lose one ounce of their power. >> to shows who stain honest reporting with partisanship. >> to those who call high school students paid crisis actors and refuse to listen. >> your time is running out. >> your time is running out. >> the clock starts now. >> the clock starts now. [cheering] [applause] >> hello, everyone. my name is sarah chadwick and i'm a junior at marjory stoneman douglas high school. in this year, a dollar and five an this year, a dollar and five cents, when you take three 3,140,167, the number of students enrolled in

you have asked the n.r.a. about this? mr. 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

well i mean it shows a sort of a desperation on the part of the n.r.a. i think that they're resorting to these kind of it's a very scary commercial you know with a black background and she looked like you know the queen in the in the disney snow white the floating head and the. wizard of. time are running out and saying your time is up and when you say that and you're the gun organisation it sounds like there's an execution coming for journalists and media people and it's designed to be very intimidating and i see it as a sign of desperation and this is the most powerful lobby along with the pro israel lobby apac in the country and they suddenly are seeing company after company huge companies bending them and not offering their members discounts of things because of fears of a boycott i mean apple and amazon are worried now about a boycott those are two of the largest companies in america yet we seem so when it is a light pulling their advertising in name it they don't want to be trying to do that anymore is this latest florida shooting actually going to

not the n.r.a. is demanding from us. and vote to pass universal background checks. and when we do it, let's make sure that the effort is actually sincere. if we are only voting on universal background checks when it's tied to the issue of concealed carry reciprocity, then that is not a sincere attempt to fix our broken background check system. if congress is saying that we'll only pass universal background checks if we pass a new law that says a stranger from one state has to be allowed into my state or your state when he has a gun hidden under his jacket. that is an insult to 97% of the american people who want congress to pass universal background checks now. so let's finally vote to overturn the outrageous law that has banned the centers for disease control from even studying the issue of gun deaths,. the c.d.c. can study any other cause of death -- heart disease, cancer, car crashes, plane crashes -- unless it involves a gun. don't you think it's strange that when we debate this issue the two things related to gun violence that congress has actually banned in rec

is reportedly investigating whether torsion illegally funneled money to the n.r.a. which in turn use the funds to support the trump campaign and the russian cherry on top is torsion is tied to the kremlin and president putin himself with connections like that they're sure to be a huge scandal brewing and sadly for bolton it gets worse he has appeared on our channel a number of times in the past and we all know what washington thinks of us propaganda bullhorn party television up again the machine of russian propaganda and russian propaganda machine propaganda machine this propaganda that's coming up to russia russian propaganda on steroids the internet isn't ignoring the possibly serious physical signs of where bolton's loyalties truly lie either. jumbo. is of russian spy. breaking john bolton's mr bush is a russian spy voters here in mr should different colors which makes him look like he's in disguise and just over two weeks bolton will officially take over as trump's national security adviser giving the media plenty of time to tease out any and all ties but may hav

there are a lot of people here who are against the n.r.a. d they're speaking loudly to that effect. a lot of the students have price tags on them $1.50, they say that marks how much marco rubio gets from the n.r.a. and how much marco rubio considers their lives to be worth. some people are angry and some are against a lot of things, but when you boil it down to one goal they hope it will start a conversation and people will pay a little more attention to them. lela leland. leland: we're looking at the signs highlighted on the jumbotron. $1.50, some talk about the math that marco rubio gets from the n.r.a. divided by the number of students in florida how they arrived at that. and as you talk to these folks, bringing in hundreds of people from chicago and around the country ain't cheap. what are people talking about how they got to come here. who is funding this? they want you to believe it's student run, but there are big names behind this and big money. >> they say this was organized and created and inspired by students and students have been

is reportedly investigating whether torsion illegally funneled money to the n.r.a. which in turn use the funds to support the trump campaign and the russian cherry on top is torsion is tied to the kremlin and president putin himself with connections like that there are sure to be a huge scandal brewing and sadly for bolton it gets worse he has appeared on our channel a number of times in the past and we all know what washington thinks of us the propaganda bullhorn party television up again the machine of russian propaganda and russian propaganda machine propaganda machine this propaganda that's coming up to russia russian propaganda on steroids the internet isn't ignoring the possibly serious physical signs of where bolton's loyalties truly lie either. jumbo. because of russian spy. breaking john bolton's missteps started is a russian spy vote since her and mr xi.

let's put the usa over the n.r.a. . is there a will to keep weapons of war off our streets was welcome to the revolution was if in march was also held in florida where last month's high school massacre claimed the lives of seventeen people saturday's rallies had a strong political message with speakers calling on youth to register to vote and force congress to take action on gun control or to smear khan was at the event in washington d.c. . he was has never found a solution to the problem of mass occurs in school shootings but now that students have finally taken matters into their own hands will things really change i think something's different this time because the kids are standing up it's really the kids stillman douglass that made this happen and it shows that the power of the people is really strong and we all really want changes to the gun laws what we know is that marches change the media right and media that's inspired both to action and then action makes the change that we there's so many high school kids out