i don't think they were equating wayne lapierre with the terrorists, but the question of whether we'reo begin to enforce the laws we have on the books restricting guns is an appropriate one. jon: does this change the argument, lynn, about nra -- i'm sorry, msa surveillance, for instance? -- nsa surveillance, for instance? >> well, this is going to raise questions about what did we know about this couple, when did we know it, why did we lose track of them? i saw some preliminary reports that said they were on a radar. so this is an unfolding story and, yes, that will raise questions about, you know, about whether or not the surveillance was good and whether or not it was followed up on appropriately in this tragic massacre. jon: all right. we're going to have to leave it there. lynn sweet, judy miller, thank you. jenna: this is an important part of the story, the weapons, obviously, being used in the terror attack that we now believe happened in san bernardino. law enforcement won't go on the record and say it at this point, but here we have the new reporting at fox news that there's th

i think wayne lapierre mourns like everybody else when there's a mass shooting. >> this guy ain't that bad. he can hang out with us, this guy. >> you think so? >> can you hang with us, mark? >> i can hang with you, and i want to. >> coming up, is political correctness going to kill >>> they were receiving packa packages, quite a few packages within a short amount of time. they were doing a lot of work out in the garage and she was kind of suspicious and was wanting me to report it but said she didn't want to profile. >> so has political correctness gone too far. the neighbors saw something but was afraid to say something for fear of being blamed for racial profiling. that's not all. yesterday at the muslim advoc e advocates 10th anniversary dinner, the attorney general loretta lynch made surprising commen comments? >> in the u.s. a disturbing rise of anti-muslim rhetoric and the fear to me as a prosecutor my message not just the muslims but the entire american community we cannot give in to the fear these back linebackers are based on. as we talk about importance of free speech we make

and you have one who is saying as he is running for congress, he wrote an open letter to nra's wayne lapierregrew up in a family of hunters but i'm a father and a husband. despite the shooting, we saw congress the exact opposite of toughening the gun laws this week. how can we expect them to reverse their course and do something significant? >> i mean, honestly i don't know we'd expect that at this point. we saw in the wake of the sandy hook shootings in 2012, the big effort in 2013 to move something through congress. that did not happen april of that year. the same bill is brought up this week. it didn't get anywhere. you know, i think that the fact that this was a mass shooting that was apparently perpetrated by people who are inspired by terrorism makes it even more unlikely that those who are observing this event and who are generally disinclined to take action on gun control are going to be more motivated to do so because it's a weird hybrid of the things we have seen so often. i don't know what would happen, what would need to happen in order for there to be some legislation passed with

john o'seguera running for congress wrote an open letter to the nra's executive vice president wayne lapierreday. "our country is facing a tragic gun violence epidemic and we cannot ignore it. i cannot continue to be a member while the nra refuses to back closing these loopholes. therefore i resign my membership in the nra effective immediately. please remove my name from your membership list." joining me now to discuss his decision to resign his lifetime nra membership, is former speaker of the nevada assembly, john oseguera, democratic congressional candidate in nevada's fourth district. good morning, thanks for being with us. >> good morning, chris, thanks for having me. so why this? why now? >> chris, you know, i grew up and this is nevada, i grew up in a culture of guns. i'm one of the kids that went duck hunting before he went to school in the morning. i still have my grandma's .22 rifle, she would be 90 or so now, that she used on the unr, university of nevada reno's rifle team. so there was a culture there, but things have changed dramatically since that time. for me personally, my fa

host: from the nra and wayne lapierre.rom a viewer, the democrats will lose on the gun issue, do not need modest wreck -- regular nation need enforcement of existing laws, the republicans know it and welcome the issue. looking back on the year in cable news, the fox news channel is number one in terms of news and information. from the new york times, the fox channel keeps its lead in cable news but cnn and msnbc showing modest gains. the story from inside the new york times, in a year that featured a number of prominent new stories, a presidential campaign upended by donald trump , unrest in baltimore, pope francis visit in the united states, and the deadly terrorist attacks in paris and san bernardino, california, the number of people turning into 24 hour cable news channels went up according to nielsen. fox news dominated. significant improved ratings and msnbc have a slight bounce in viewers. gary in danville, virginia, republican line. good morning. caller: good morning, go trump. i am glad that our constitution said t

i challenge when my pr as to whether -- wayne lapierre as to whether military people were against us at that time. host: judy. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. the gun-control issue is out of control, as far as i am concerned. every time obama talks about gun control, doesn't he realize that soars gun sales? remember, obama, himself, and his people have gun protection around him 24/7. shame on obama. does he think he ishell -- who the hell does he think he is? shame on him. guest: it is true that under democratic presidents, gun sales go down. -- gun sales go up. with republican presidents, they go down. when there is an incident like sandy hook or san bernardino, there is a spike in gun sales. that is true. individuals in this country, private individuals, more than 300 million guns. in every single state there is a right to carry firearms on your person, outside of your home. we have a country where guns are very, very prevalent. it is not working well for us. rates, mass crime murder rates. we need to do more -- not a ton more, but more to protect innocent peopl

i support the nra but i detest wayne lapierre. host: why is that?aller: the man is supporting massive gun distribution among the united states and we have a whole population, very large part of it, that's mentally ill. in 1976 our beloved ronald let 750 thousand mental patients out of a mental institution in california and set the template for his presidency, giving the money, the $2 billion, to the richest 1% of californians. the richest people in the united states saw that an elected him president. the gun violence keeps getting worse and worse because we have a problem with mentally ill people everywhere in the united states they can get guns. laws should be upheld, but i think there should be laws there to protect everyone and to start screening out the mentally ill. i don't mean to target just anybody, but somebody who's got and asked to grind with, but there are people out there that are known to be mentally ill. they are everywhere, in every town, the police and neighbors know them. everybody knows them. we have got a severe problem here. how

they put a photo of wayne lapier lapierre, the new york daily news has been going after him for years. we have more coverage of the massacre ahead. coming up, we'll hear from the first officer when arrived on the scene in san bernardino. what he saw and what he told the victims. >>> it was a beautiful day. currently we're at 51 degrees and a gorgeous sunset taking place and the sunset now at 4:45 and as the sun goes down, temperatures are going to drop quickly. you'll want a warmer coat. by 7:00 p.m. we're down 43 degrees with clear skies and it will be dry this evening and dry for the entire weekend and a chilly 40 degrees at that point and here is the weekend outlook getting the tree nice both days and warmer on sunday, come nearly perfect for a first weekend in december. you can expect temperatures in the 40s this evening, tomorrow evening and sunday evening, as well. coming up in just over ten minutes, i'll have the hour by hour temperature forecast and how you'll warm up on saturday and sunday and more on the iss path tonight. pat? >> thanks, amelia. >>> investigators are examini

wayne lapierre is the enemy. he's dressed like daniel boone with a machine gun in his hand.it that necessary to make these sensational istic ads? >> they're making it about that. the ad isn't that at all. it's actually addressing -- it's addressing -- doesn't go that far actually. some of the nba stars come out and talk about having seen gun violence, the 3-year-old with the same age that a 3-year-old that was shot, that we can end this violence. >> steve kph curry said i hearda i 3-year-old that was shot from being in the wrong place at the wrong time and i have a 3-year-old. >> americans want something to be done but is limiting the second amendment the way to do it? is having propaganda like on the cover of "the daily news" the way to do it? you're enjoying your basketball games on christmas. do you want politics -- >> the nfl weighed in on domestic violence issue, had ads repeatedly during the games. >> they had a series of incidents they were forced to respond to. i don't think the nba felt pressure, they were trying to lead the cause. let's get your response. there's n

. >> wayne lapierre president of the nra. >> another one this week, god isn't fixing this and it hasnd prayers were with the victims and victims' families. >> why is it a certain sort of person looks at a terrorist shooting like this and immediately blames the victims. >> i didn't take it -- i didn't take it she was blaming this guy. i -- here's what i did. >> okay. >> here's what i took it as. i felt she was saying this guy was so kind of extreme in his views and always kind of talking about them, always -- >> but -- >> throwing them out there maybe this was something that kind of raised the ire of this psychopath killing people. >> but the point is she says 13 innocent victims have died. made a point to say he's not innocent. >> which is -- >> not innocent. >> this is very common on the left right now, equating or conflating speech you disagree with with violence. you see this on college campuses every day. you say something i disagree with you're committing an act of violence against me. that's an aggression against me. the truth is in america for 225 years we've had the first ame