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joining us now is igor volsky, executive director of guns down america, and the guy who literally wroteting the nra. it's called, guns down: how to defeat at the nra, and build a safer future with you or guns. igor, thank you so much for being with us tonight. can think of a better person to have this conversation with. let's pretend here for a second, or maybe, manifest that president biden is watching right now, watching this show, at this hour, watching you. what is your pitch to him? how does he beat the nra for once and for all? >> well, thank you for having me on, and good evening, mister president. you have a real opportunity to lead in this moment. to change the script of a mass shooting happens, we talk about it for 24/7, and then we simply move on. you can stand up and say that tonight, i am opening a white house office of gun violence prevention, it's gonna focus for the first time on coordinating and all around government approach to making sure we solve this crisis. you could announce a crisscross the country, visiting impacted communities, settling a vision of a future wit

lies, these conspiracies are spreading like wild lyre, and for more on this we're joined by igor volskydown, how defeat the nra and build a super future with fewer guns. igor, great to see you again these are the same conspiracy theories that were tragically and sadly pushed by alex jones after the sandy hook shooting ten years ago. how do you explain why they now permeated and taken hold even more? >> it's so tragic, ayman, i feel for the families that have to hear this kind of herb edge. the community of course, grieving such loss and confronted with -- part of the reason why it's brad, is the embrace that donald trump gives conspiracy theories that and his supporters and congress, kind of the bullhorn effect that they provide to this kind of garbage. the way they legitimize these people, and the question is, what do we do and how do we fight against it, if we can't agree that a shrink -- actually legitimately it's really hard then to actually build political compromise to get something done. >> igor, set the record straight for us here, the new york times reports that the nra has bee

. >> i want to bring in ego volsky and ben rhodes former national security adviser for the obama administrationitical contributor. good to see you both. ben, we've been here so many times before. no significant changes. my question to you is can this time be different? >> not with the attitude we saw in that clip you just showed, the disregard -- why does an 18-year-old in the state of texas need two ar-15s and an enormous amount of ammunition? they don't. we know what the solutions are. after sandy hook, what we did is we went through a process where -- we did what the congressman called for, by the way, compromise, discussion. we start from a premise in the democratic party and the obama administration after sandy hook that you would want to ban assault-style weapons. you don't need ar-15s in this country. the compromise position hammered out between republicans and democrats was background checks. that was the thing we could agree on because it doesn't take away guns from people or restrict the sale of guns. i'm not happy with that. that would not be enough to stop the kinds of things we're