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the national rifle association provided legal representation. that case has been resolved somewhat favorably. but you are right. it points to the outrageous nature of these restrictions that focus on law-abiding people and do nothing to address the criminal element. >> diane is up next on our line for democrats. >> good morning. i would like is talking e nra about rights. i would like to know how these criminals get these weapons. man from tennessee came down here and was selling guns. [applause] >> good afternoon. i am patrick henry hayes and i to be your next senate district congressman. >> let me first of all say that it is great to be here. four weeks from tomorrow is judgment day and we know what are going dgment we here on followed us up this stage. so thank you for being here and helping that come. good for democrats. let's go. two days my - grandson will turn 6. in one week my granddaughter will turn 10. my granddaughter savannah turns 12 on july 25. now president, i think it was became a go that you grandfather, right? september 26 at 7.

nominee for surgeon general which the republicans have been stalling at the request of the national rifle association since february. the republican's idea of how to practice medicine is to listen to the national rifle association. they know nothing. they're not interested in health. they're interested in politics. we've got to manage this thing. i think claine is a good manager. what the cdc is doing is very smart. ebola patients should not be taken care of in medical centers like texas presbyterian. they need to be taken care of in one of the few hospitals that we have that knows how to take care of this very exotic disease which is not contagious for visitors but very contagious for care givers. those in omaha and ninh and the cdc in atlanta. that's what they're doing. and thoo's the smart thing to do. i know texas presbyterian made some mistakes and they saw their ceo taking responsibility for that. but those hospitals shouldn't have to cope with this. they need to be in professional places where these diseases can be dealt with. >> it struck me today that the white house is managie ining tw thin

republican candidate larry hogan has the backing of the national rifle association. the nra cites his support and amendment -- and commitment to the second amendment. anthony brown has criticized gunn in advertisements over control. he got a rousing endorsement from president obama obama at a rally in prince george's county. a washington post-university of maryland poll showed brown holding a nine point lead over hogan. an urgent plea from the nation's top auto safety official. the critical recall affecting millions of vehicles. the fix needs to be made immediately. and good news in the fight against ebola. >> dozens are in the clear tonight after a quarantined passed without symptoms of ebola. everyone who came in contact with thomas duncan after he was hospitalized is off the watchlist. him at aho attended dallas hospital is in fair condition at nih. a second nurse who had direct contact with duncan and tested positive for ebola is receiving treatment at emory university in atlanta. given the all clear, 43 people who had contact with ebola victim thomas duncan befor

that attracted critics from the national rifle association. >> stephen: now i realize that shooting aigeon on the ground might seem like shooting fish in a barrel, but there's a big difference. fish don't scream. according to the n.r.a.'s web site, banning the time-honored tradition of shooting captive pigeons might begin the slide down a slippery slope, and the next stop will be regulated shooting grounds. that's right. in order to protect their right to kill birds, the n.r.a. defeated this anti-pet-eating bill. it's a hard but noble sacrifice. the dogs and cats have to die, in order that the pigeons may also die. now folks, i don't expressly condone the eating of pets. sure, you may say, "stephen, what about your endorsement of the popular chinese brand of high-end cat meat stew, "colonel tuxedo's happy joy power cat with eating"? our motto: "reliable sting of pleasure! trustworthy of lunch"! well, i would say, greg, i stopped selling this product long ago. now i only donate it to schools. had to get rid of the stock. the cans were swelling. but since the n.r.a. went to so much trou

. >> reporter: the national rifle association opposed the measure saying it lacks protections for gun owners. saying in lack of a mechanism for individuals to present their own defense before being deprived of their constitutional rights failed to meet american standards for due process of law. under the law anyone who makes a frivolous claim could face a $500,000 fine. >> just by telling authorities that you know this person shouldn't have their gun and it be taken away. that would be a violation of their rights i would say. if someone is unstable they should probably have their guns taken away. >> reporter: the new law goes into effect january 1st. no word yet if it should be challenged in court. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have some breaking news to tell you about. we learned just in the past 30 minutes the mayor of a southern california city has been shot to death. the l.a. county sheriff's office says daniel crespo the mayor of bell gardens died at the hospital a short time ago. he was 45 years old. authorities say he was in an altercation with his wife when the shootin

failing grade from the national rifle association and if anybody wants to debate that go to nolanrecord.com and see how he earned the failing grade go to the national rifle association website itself. he voted for the national gun registry. he wasn'ted to ban smaller framed handfuns back in the 1970's and -- handguns back in the 1970's and then gets back to washington, d.c. and goes on the sunday morning talk show circuit and starts talking about banning semi automatic rifles the ones that look scary to him and have government tell us how many bullets we can have in our gun. representative nolan more than earned his failing grade and in washington, d.c. i will stand up for your second amendment rights. thank you. >> thank you. mr. sandman? totally support the second amendment. veteran i have been trained to use guns. there needs to be tweaking with registration and back ground checks to cope the keep thehs -- psychopaths and crazies as i from gettingem their hands on guns. we need to dig deeper into the checks and not allow the school shootings to happen. guns don't kill people. poem. kill

that's a failing grade from the national rifle association. and, again, if anybody wants to debate that, they can go to nolanrecord.com and see how he earned that failing grade or go to the national rifle association's web site themselves. it will settle the debate pretty quick. however, he also voted for a national gun registry. he wanted to ban smaller framed handguns back in the '70s, and then he gets back to washington, d.c., and then he goes on the sunday morning talk show circuit and starts talking about banning semiautomatic rifles, the ones that look scary to him, and to have the government tell us how many bullets we can have in our gun. you know what? representative nolan has more than earned his failing grade, and in washington, d.c. can i will stand up -- washington, d.c. i will stand up for your second amendment rights. thank you. >> moderator: thank you. mr. sandman. sandman: well, i totally support the second amendment as a veteran. i've been trained to use guns. but there needs to be some tweaking with the registration and backg

>> what changed is the role of the national rifle association. the 1970's, the nra pivoted sharply and refocused as arguing the second amendment said an individual right, that any infringement on the second amendment was trampling on freedom. they waged a classic 30-year constitutional campaign. they moved public opinion. of course it refers to an individual right. that is a common view. only eventually did they go to court. it felt like a ripe apple from the tree. it wasn't very controversial. you have to win in the court of public opinion before the court of law. >> they won in the court of public opinion? >> they won in the court of public opinion and then the law. >> you do the election, and then you change. >> we backed candidates. they backed scholars. they even fought to change the position of the justice department, which over many years republicans and democrats had said this wasn't an individual right. this kind of broad public constitutional argument, if you think about it, it's how we got civil rights. it's how the fight over voting r

that's a failing grade from the national rifle association and again if anybody to did they do that, they can go to the record.com and see how he got that great or good for the national rifle association themselves. it will settle the debate pretty quick. however, he also voted for a national gun registry. he wanted to ban handguns back in the 70s and then he gets back to washington, d.c. and goes on the talkshow circuit and starts talking about banning semi automatic rifles, the ones that look scary to him and to have the government tell us how many bullets we can have in our guns. you know what kind representative has more than earned his failing grades in washington, d.c. i will stand up for your second amendment rights. think you >> moderator: >> i support as a veteran david trained to use guns but there needs to be some tweaking at the registration in the background checks to keep the psychopaths and from getting their hands on that. so we need to dig deeper into the background checks and not allow the school shootings to have been. guns don't kill people, people kill people, so

and democrat bruce bailey is getting hammered by the national rifle association in television ads after bailey denied he knows michael bloomberg the former mayor of new york that runs the gun control advocacy group. >> i have never met michael bloomberg. >> look at this. bailey and bloomberg, both at the same event. bailey staff even said so. bailey and michael bloomberg working together to take away your freedom. >> in the kansas city campaign, pat roberts is trying to hang on in a tough battle against independent candidate greg orman, orman is a former democrat and is now facing an intense series of attacks linking him, to president. obama. >> kansas need as senator who will stand up to barack obama. greg ormon helped elect obama. >> there are a couple of campaign ads that have just been released. in the illinois governor campaign between democrat incumbent, and republican changer bruce roner, african-american voters are being reminded of roner's employment practices. do you know how many professionals work at billionaire bruce rounders investment firm. 51 people, do you want to guess

one reason is the national rifle association took issue that guns are a health care issue. like many closing congress, the nomination is stall. would it have made a difference? i don't know. we'll see. that's the show for today. thank you for joining u.s., i'll ali velshi -- joining us. i'm ali velshi. see you tomorrow. >>> hi everyone, this is al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler in new york. a shift in strategy in the fight against i.s.i.l. will turkey's decision help it save an embattled border city? >>> ebola, new guide lines for u.s. health workers, and an african country declared virus free >>> under water mystery, is a russian sub marine lurking in swedish waters >>> honouring the dead. a feu

one reason is the national rifle association took issue that guns are a health care issue. like many closing congress, the nomination is stall. would it have made a difference? i don't know. we'll see. that's the show for today. kob ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ welcome to a news hour from al jazeera in doe he, i'm adrian and coming up, in the next 60 minutes a call for help and kurdish forces in kakook are holding off isil but need reenforcement, oscar pistorious sentenced five years for killing his girlfriend but may be out in ten months.

unfortunately the last two attempts to pass that fix was, you know, stumbled across the n.r.a., the national rifle association, which wanted to spend unlimited money. it's a powerful lobby, it didn't work. >> it is. >> the biggest person blocking if is mitch mcconnell, one of the biggest advocates for unlimited campaign spending. if he releases the seat, it's because they spent so much against him. >> it is ironic. good to talk to you. >> you are watching america votes 2014. we'll be right back. nouns noups america votes 2014 >>> the biggest decision that voters will make in the midterms is control of congress. senate races in six states will determine if republicans take control of both chambers. one is alaska. allen schauffler spent a week there talking to voters about the issues. >> john, i'll talk about pot. marijuana is on the ballot in daniel lak. the last frontier is the -- in alaska. it is the last froopt ear by a -- frontier by an advocacy book for legalization. there are a lot of pot smokers in this state. another is the pebble mun, one of the biggest cold and copper mines in north america. local fi

. >> and hogan declined to answer questions from the national rifle association. >> how do you feel about the nra endorsement? >> i don't have any discussion about that at all. >> no answer from hogan, but quick thinking cristie said the democrats are just trying to change the subject from a failed record in annapolis. in be e this bethesda, bruce leshan. >> he will definitely think about it, but only after election day, which by the way, is two weeks from now. >> we are just getting started on wusa9 news at 5:00. d.c. mayor, vincent gray unveiled a transportation plan that he won't be in office to oversee. how his plan could affect you coming up at 5:30. >> all right, rain showers here in northwest. nothing crazy heavy. we'll show you heavier activity west of town. these are through tyson's at 5:13. and over in bethesda by 5:29. we'll come back and talk about our yellow alert and what that means for the morning commute. >>> plus, why oscar pistorius may serve less than a year behind bars for killing his girlfriend. >>> and cops search for the arsonist who >>> and now, in this closure, a

hostednk you for having chris cox from the national rifle association earlier today. into the show,et i was the first color. ast i was trying to impart the child of a holocaust , the second amendment is the only thing between tyranny and freedom. people concerned with their well-being from not see is him -ism, radical islamism, be afforded to bear firepower. >> i was watching today and it was just amazing. there were very few democrat calls create most of the people are calling are white and hit the president. would you please show us where the president has said he is against the second amendment? your host is letting all this be spewed. is one-sided. thank you. >> continue to listen away thing. to give feedback. the head of the centers for updatedcontrol reporters on the response to ebola. a dallas health-care worker tested positive. this news briefing is 40 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone and thank you very much for joining us. stopping ebola is hard. we're working together to make it safer and easier. yesterday we confirmed the first case of ebola contracted i

one reason is the national rifle association took issue that guns are a health care issue. like many closing congress, the nomination is stall. would it have made a difference? i don't know. we'll see. that's the show for today. >> >>> the u.n. considers sanctions against five high-profile yemenis as fears of a sectarian war grow. >>> hello, this is al jazeera, live from doha. i'm adrian finighan >>> also ahead - kurdish forces get a boost in their battle against i.s.i.l., and the syrian town of kobane >>> cuba sends hundreds of medics to west africa, making it a key player in the fight against ebola. plus... >> i'm nicole johnson in pakistan. we

. >> what changed really dramatically was the role of the national rifle association. e nra has been around for a long time a group focusing on sportsmanship, marxmanship safety. but it pacificated very sharply and refocused itself as a group arguing that the second amendment said an individual right. that any infringement on that second amendment was terrible and any kind of gun regulation was tram ling on a say scrud value. they landed a 30 year constitutional campaign to change the way we saw that provision in the constitution. so that they backed scholarship. they moved public opinion so that now it's pretty much wide spread and common sense that well of course this refers to an individual right. that's pretty much the common view. and only eventually then did they go to court and by the time that 2008 case happened it sort of felt like a ripe apple from the tree. it wasn't very controversial. that's really how we make constitutional change in this country. you kind of have to win in the court of public opinion before you can win in the court of law. if you think ab

it's the national rifle association. now that president obama nominated a surgeon general back in november that was to succeed the previous surgeon general who had resigned in mid-year. he was dr. vivek murthy of harvard, he was nominated in november and the nra dug up a number of statements he'd made basically expressing the viewpoint that gun control was a public health issue. they found that unacceptable and wrote letters to senator harry reid and senator mitch mcconnell and they said dr. murthy is not acceptable for them and that quashed has nomination up to today so we don't have a surgeon general. >> so because a.b. stoddard, we do not have a surgeon general, if if one existed what would one be doing about all of this ebola right now? would there be a big difference? >> well, that's a very interesting question. you heard josh earnest say lisa monaco, the momentland security adviser to president obama is coordinating the response, but is not in charge. the publication just reported yesterday there is someone who has

billion if we were to im-- implement medicaid -- i've been endorsed by the pro-life groups, the national rifle association. we stood up for things that are important to the things of oklahomans. i haven't brought in some of those big national groups into the state. i'm the only conservative in this race, and i will continue to lead oklahoma with conservative principles. [applause] >> thank you. >> that concludes the debate. i would like to thank governor mary fallin and state representative dorman for a spirited deposit. i would like to thank the panel, rachel hubbard, dick pryor, and rick green. i would also like to thank the partnership of oeta tv, the oklahoma league of women voter and oklahoma state university for putting on this debate. it was a good debate. be sure to vote on november 4. good night. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] >> if you'd like to see this or any of the other debates we've covered this election season, they're available on our website at c-span -- at web web. here's some ads from the oklahoma's governor race. >> here i learn to stretch every

. >> thank you so much for having hosted chris cox from the national rifle association earlier today. i was able to get into the show. i was the first caller to mr. cox. as i was trying to impart child of a holocaust survivor , the second amendment is the ly thing between tyranny and freedom. people who are concerned with naziism, being froms radical islamism, they ought to to bear ed the right fire power. >> i was watching this nra segment of c-span today and it's just amazing. very few democrat calls. also the people are calling are white and hate the president. could you please show us where the president has said that he is against the second amendment? still, your host is letting all this be spude. this is just one sided. thank you. >> and continue to let us know what you think about the rograms you're watch us. >> next, c-span's coverage of the 2014 campaign continues with a debate in the michigan governors race. after that, q&a with robert timberg, author and vietnam veteran. and live at 7:00 a.m. your calls and comments on washington journal." now, a debate in the michigan gov

that is why organizations like the chamber of commerce , the national federation of independent business and the national rifle associationre endorsing me. if they agreed with rick's position there would be endorsing me. what he's saying about my record just is not true. allen: i would like to respond to that, if i could. >> moderator: go ahead. just to be fair, very quickly. there will be opportunity for statements and rebuttals . >> abject. >> moderator: michelle wirth, it is your turn. >> please tell us what you think about what mr. john barrow said about his voting record. allen: what we were referring to with our ad was a letter that mr. john barrow wrote two years ago. and he said, he did, in fact , vote with the president 85 percent of the time. and so i don't understand why you would write a letter telling their constituents you will vote with them if you voted with the president 85 percent of the time but in this cycle utah something totally different. i can tell you that i would not be voting for the president. >> moderator: meredith anderson, you get to ask a question to both candid it's >> a lot of your voters

the problem is not the national rifle association or the second amendment.lawful ownership of a firearm. the problem is we have too many people in this community and the communities across this country that are seriously mentally ill and they can't get the treatments to help them prevent harm to themselves into the community. it's a mental health issue and leadership issue and public health issue. >> moderator: the next question is from a junior environmental and energy policy major here at the university of delaware. and this is about the sea level rise. >> i was wondering if you could elaborate on the plan to mitigate the effect of the sea level rise. >> moderator: is the first response mr. wade. wade: i live in an old town called newcastle and they have expressed god made the world but the dutch made holland and that was the first thing they did when they came to newcastle 300 years ago is david built to drain some of the swamps. the struggle by demand has with the rivers and the seacoast is never-ending. it's always been with us. as an engineer that need

i oppose gun control, and health care and that is why the chamber of commerce and the national ri ruef rifle association is endorsing me. they know what he is saying about why record isn't through. >> allen: i would like to respond? we cannot rebut? >> mr. allen, tell us what you think about what mr. barrow said about this voting record. >> allen: what we referring to was a letter that he wrote two years ago and told his supporters he voted with the president 85% of the time. so i don't understand why you would write a letter telling your voters you will voted with the president 85% of the time but then this cycle you tell something totally different. i could tell you this. i am not be voting for the president. >> moderator: meredith anderson it is your turn to ask a question. and you get to ask both candidates. >> a lot of your voters are viewers of my show and i want to put out to the people who will be voting for either one of you, what do you want asked and the whopping majority wanted to know about the ads. they say negative, negative, negative. why? and they wanted both of you to respond. >> moder

billion if we were to im-- implement medicaid -- i've been endorsed by the pro-life groups, the national rifle association. we stood up for things that are important to the things of oklahomans. i haven't brought in some of those big national groups into the state. i'm the only conservative in this race, and i will continue to lead oklahoma with conservative principles. [applause] >> thank you. >> that concludes the debate. i would like to thank governor mary fallin and state representative dorman for a spirited deposit. i would like to thank the panel, rachel hubbard, dick pryor, and rick green. i would also like to thank the partnership of oeta tv, the oklahoma league of women voter and oklahoma state university for putting on this debate. it was a good debate. be sure to vote on november 4. good night. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] >> if you'd like to see this or any of the other debates we've covered this election season, they're available on our website . >> later tonight, remarks by retired supreme court justice john paul stevens who spoke recently at georget

semi-automatic rifles the one that look scary and tell the government tell us how many bullets we can have in our guns. that earned him a failing grade from the national rifle association. in our family you have hunting camp doctrine. if you complain about something you get the job to fix it. that's why i'm here about it. i'm putting skin in the game and i'm going to go to washington. there's a lot of things that we have to stand up for for our part of minnesota and congressman nolen is wrong on so many of those issues. thank you. we've touched on some of the issues. but we're going to begin this debate, this candidate forum by talking about some of the accusation that is are out there, some of the ugly charges out there, some of the maybe negative stereo types. and i would like you to address those. congressman nolen this isn't me talking but they say you're as far left as the tea partiers are right. you're a has-been, an enemy of the second amendment and you don't know how to hold a gun safely. ow do you respond? >> let me -- i'm not sure where to begin. there's been so many charges and allegations. >> so many insults. >> yeah. there's 191 members of the democratic c

i've been impressed by endorsed by the national federation of independent businesses and by the national rifle association we've stood up for things that are important oklahoma. i haven't been endorsed by moveon.org or those national groups into the state. i'm the only conservative in the race and i will continue to lead oklahoma with conservative principles. [applause] >> moderator: that concludes and i would like to thank governor fallin and joe dorman for the debate and also the journalist panel of rachel hubbard to mr. pryor from odt atv and rick green from the capitol bureau chief of the oklahoma news. i would also like to think the partnership of oeta tv, believed to be league of women voters and oklahoma state university for putting on this debate. it was a good debate. be sure to vote on november 4. goodnight. [applause] here's a look at some of the campaign ads that are airing in oklahoma in connection with the governor's race. >> i'm joe dorman. my mom lives close by. here i learned to stretch every dollar to support the second amendment and value my public education. >> as governor i will impro

the problem is not the national rifle association. it's not the second amendment. it's not lawful ownership of a firearm. the problem is we have too many people who are in this community and communities across the country who are seriously mentally ill and they can't get the treatment they need to help them and prevent harm to themselves as well as harm to the community. some mental health issue and it's a leadership issue and it's a public health issue. >> moderator: we are going to move onto the next student question from elizabeth pitt junior environmental and energy major at the university of delaware and this is about the sea level rise. >> is an environmentally conscious student i was wondering if you could elaborate on their plans to mitigate the effects of sea level rise. >> moderator: mr. wade you have the first response. wade: newcastle bound by the dutch and the dutch have an expression in holland. god made the world but the dutch made holland and that was by a series of levees and poulter's and. the first thing they did was they build a levee to drain s

rounds: i and the endorsed candidate of the national rifle association. i believe in protecting our second amendment rights. i think the new attacks are going way too far and i will not support those. the idea behind the second amendment was to make sure constitutional rights to bear and carry arms -- but to take bits and pieces out. the whole final response is that you cannot allow the federal government to make after into our 2nd amendment rights. the only people that will not have guns are those that are law-abiding. the criminals will still have theirs. to me this is a very simple issue. 2nd amendment rights should be defended in south dakota. it's not just about the defense but the quality of life we get. i got it because i wanted to pass down the heritage to the next generation. if this continues the way it is we may not have that right again so some of us have to stand up and say we understand that a gun is a tool and it should be respected. we have to train young people to do that correctly. we should not be making all of these crazy new ideas and

automatic rifles, the one he thinks that looks scary and have the government tell us how many bullets you can have in our gun. that earned him a failing grade from the national rifle association. in our family something called the hunting camp doctor but if that hunting camp you complain about something, you get the job to fix it. that's why i'm here today. i had been complaining about some off the bench putting skin in the game and i'm willing to go to washington and there's a lot of things that we have to stand up for for our part in minnesota. congressman nolan is wrong on so many of those issues. thank you. >> moderator: thank you all very much. he touches on the issues we're going to get to but we're going to begin this debate, this candidate for by talking about some of the accusations that are out there, some of the ugly charges that are out there, some of them ate negative stereotypes and i'd like you to address those. congressman nolan, this isn't necessarily me talking but they say you are as far left as the key parties are right. you're a has-been in any of the second amendment and you don't even know how to hold a gun center. how do you respond to critics who say

rating from the national rifle association. and her family with something camp doctrine. if you complain about something come you get the job to fix it. so that's why i'm here today. i've been complaining about it, slam off the branch, bring skin in the game and i will go to washington. you know what, there's a lot of things we have to stand up for for our part of minnesota and congressman nolan is wrong in so many issues. thank you. >> thank you all very much. you've touched on some of the issues we are going to get to, but we will begin this debate by talking a little bit about the accusations out there, some of the other charges, some of the maybe negative stereotypes and i'd like you to address those. congressman nolan, this is an a talking. viewers are left as a tea parties are right chimera has spent and you don't even know how to load a gun safely. how to respond to critics who say you've been run in the eighth district. nolan: i'm not sure where to begin there somebody charges and allegations. there's 191 members of the democratic caucus and about 100 of them are

that's why the organizations like the chamber of commerce, the national federation of independent business and the national rifle association are endorsing the end if they agree the president would be endorsing him that they aren't. they are endorsing me because they know with what i'm saying about my record isn't true. allen: i would like to respond to that if i could. there will be opportunities for statements and rebuttals as we go forward. it's your turn to ask rick a question. >> please tell us what you think of what mr. barrow said about the voting record. barrow: what we were referring to and what we put in the ad was a letter that he wrote two years ago in that cycle and he told his supporters that he did in fact vote with the president 85% of the time. i don't understand what you would write a letter telling your constituents that you were going to vote with them, you voted 85% of the time but then you tell something totally different. i could tell you this i will not be voting for the president. >> moderator: meredith anderson it's your turn to ask a question for both candidates tonight. >> i worked for for wrdw i

not the national rifle association. it is not the second amendment. it is not local ownership of a firearm. who aretoo many people seriously mentally ill and they can't get the treatment they need to help them. it is a mental health issue. it is a leadership issue. it is a public health issue. >> the next question comes from a junior energy policy major. this is about the sea level rise. was wondering if you could elaborate on your plan to mitigate the effects of sea level rise. >> mr. wade. >> i live in a very old town here. the dutch have an expression in holland, i have worked there, god made the world but the dutch made holland. the first thing they did when they came to newcastle 300 years to was to build a levy actually drain some of the swamps. with water, man has rivers, the seacoast is never-ending. it has always been with us. as an engineer who needs to follow the science and the data i remain veryads, skeptical in terms of man-made global warming driving a rise in sea level. there is a study that has been used unfortunately by some people i

automatic rifles, the ones he thinks looks good and that the government tells him we both we can have in our guns. that earned him a failing grade, and f. rating from the national rifle associationin our them with something called the hunting camp doctor. effect hunting camp you complain about something, you get the job to fix it so that's what i'm here today, i'm sure the hunting camp doctor. i'm putting skin in the game and am willing to go to washington. there's a lot of things we have to stand up for for our part of minnesota. congressman nolan is wrong on so many of those issues. thank you. >> moderator: thank you all very much. you touched on some issues we're going to get to but we will begin this debate this candidate forum by talk about some of the accusation that are out there, some of the ugly charges that are out there, some of them may be negative stereotypes. but i like you to address those. congressman nolan, this is an essential to me talking but they say you are as far left as a tea parties are right. you're a has-been and dignity second amendment and you don't even know how to hold a gun seven. how to respond to critics who say you have been wrong for the eight

rating from the national rifle association which i believe is supporting congressman daines.i'm a gun owner and i care about gun rights why should i vote for you? curtis: i am a staunch supporter of our second amendment rights. by husband and i just in the week before the nominating convention were out shooting the browning 12 gauge light that his grandfather weasley passed away last to us. this is just another example of the other side not being able to talk about the issues that we've outlined so far in this debate. so they turned to making me look like something that i'm not. >> moderator: congressman daines. daines: i've been a lifelong of the nra. i grew up accessing our public lands, hunting and fishing public lands in montana, enjoying shooting sports. i remember i took my first antelope with my grandfather, and have great memories growing up in montana enjoyed shooting sports. let's remember, the second amendment as an as it is for hunting and those privileges is not about hunting. it is about freedom. it is about liberty. i received an a+ rating from the nra but it's

the national rifle association offers to work with any elected official who wants to work in good faitho address these underlying problems. theainly, it changed exploitation because it took it to a higher level. host: what about the policy proposals from the nra? guest: the shooting in newtown, connecticut has been at best tone deaf. their response to this tragedy and to this massacre of children in the school which is really the last most recent, most are a fake example of the kind of gun violence we see in this country every day. there are communities in this country that daily have to deal with the threat of gun violence that never makes the news. the nra response saying we need to arm teachers and have more guns in school does not resonate with what the vast majority of americans think. following newtown, there was an extremely -- there was a huge push toward wanting to do something, can't we do better than this in this country? we have 33 people murdered with guns in this country every day, can we do better than this? of course we can. after the shooting in newtown, there was an in

there's been this amazing reversal that the nra is probably disproportionately responsible for. >> national rifle association? >> yes, exactly, that makes fear look like courage to so many people. you can't drive your car if you don't have a gun in the glove compartment? well, what nonsense is that? you know, it's not bold and brave to go around acting like you think everybody's going to be some kind of threat to you. it's psychotic really. >> what do you fear? >> what do i fear? i mean, i fear for, there are things that i, you know, obviously i fear for democracy, for example. i don't know. you know, the oddest thing happened. i became 70. and i realized that in order to be 70, you have to have had basically 69 years of really good fortune and that, you know, what i mean? i don't feel as though i can lose much. i don't think i can lose much at this point. i've had a good life and a long life by world standards, you know. and this neutralizes many kinds of anxiety for me. if i can fail now, it will be a minor, minor event because i have such a short time to experience the fact of failure. >> marilynne robins

the only problem i had is it didn't go far enough. >> hogan declined to answer questions on another endorsement from a national rifle association. >> do you feel about the nra endorsement? >> i don't have any discussion about that at all. >> in bethesda, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> gas prices are the lowest they've been in more than three years. the national average for a gallon of gas is down about 60 cents from this year's high in april. compared to this past july, most drivers are now saving $5 to $15 every time they fill the tank and you know what? those savings can really add up. just ask kris higgins. he spends 30 hours a week delivering flowers. >> you really notice it when you are driving and really burning up a lot of fuel. >> it's dramatically cheaper than it used to be. >> lower gas prices are results of a boom in north american oil production and analysts expect these lower prices to stick around well beyond the holiday season. >> that's what i call a christmas present. we are seeing lower prices in our neighborhood as well. check out prince georges county, $3.08 in fort washington at the iefrndly market. that's at 11500 old

that is why organizations like the chamber of commerce, national federation of independent business and national rifle association are endorsing the. if they agree with rick's position the would be endorsing him. they are not endorsing him. they are endorsing the. would he says about my record just isn't true. allen: i'd like to respond to is that. >> moderator: go ahead to be fair to mr. barrow. there will be opportunity for statements and rebuttals as we go forward. allen: i can't rebut it. >> moderator: that is fine. michele worth, ask rick allen a question. >> please tell us what you think of what mr. barrow said about his voting record. allen: what we were referring to and what we put with our ad was a letter that mr. barrow wrote two years ago in that cycle and he said -- told his supporters he voted with the president 85% of the time. i don't understand why you would write a letter telling your constituents you are going to -- he voted with the president 85% of the time but then in this cycle you tell something totally different. i can tell you is this. i will not be voting for the president. >> moderator:

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