trying to take gun-control off the table. what little they are saying, both of them differ sharply from positions they once held. it isn t for us to decide what is wide or long when it comes to gun control but that is you to decide. we believe that of you. keeping them honest tonight, both president obama and former governor romney heavy their flip-flop on the show or back away from it. see if you can spot any difference between the 2 met candidates. i still believe the second amendment is the right course to preserve and defend and don t believe that new laws are going to make a difference in this kind of tragedy. that s mitt romney last night. quote, the president s view is we can take steps to keep guns out of the hands of people who should not have them under existing law. did you see much difference? neither did house republican speaker john boehner today. has made clear he s not going to use this horrific event to push for new gun laws. i agree. such as the ban
talking today about toughenings gun laws in response to the shooting. most politicians, especially president obama and mitt romney trying hard not to talk about it. trying it seems to take gun control, whatever you think about it, off the table. the same time what little they are saying, both of them differ sharply from positions they once held. and again, it isn t for us to decide what s right or wrong when it comes to gun control. that s for you to decide. keeping them honest tonight, they have either flip flopped on the issue and now see if you can spot any difference between the two candidates. i still believe that the second amendment is the right course to preserve and defend and don t believe that new laws are going to make a difference in this type of tragedy. that s mitt romney last night. the president s view is that we can take steps out of the guns out of hands that people who should not have them out of existing law. do you see much difference? neither did
shooting. but most politicians, especially president obama and mitt romney trying hard not to talk about it. trying to take gun control, whatever you think about it off the table. at the same time what little they are saying, both of them differ sharply from positions they once held. again, it isn t for us to decide what s right and wrong when it comes to gun control. that s for you, the voters, to decide. we ll leave that up to you. keeping them honest tonight, both president obama and former governor romney have flip-flopped on the issue or backed away from it. now see if you can spot any difference between the two candidates. i still believe the second amendment is the right course to preserve and defend and don t believe new laws are going to make a difference in this type of tragedy. that s mitt romney last night. here s white house press secretary jay carney on sunday. quote, the president s view that we can take steps to keep guns out of the hands of people that sh
bear. and remembering amy winehouse. never before seen photographs of the little girl who became a tragic super star. i ll ask her father, mitch, about living without amy. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. tonight s big story, blaming ann curry. she may be just days away now from losing her job. tonight the hollywood reporter says she ll be replaced by savannah guthrie. it comes as today is losing ground to its rival good morning america. my next guest has been in a similar position. deborah norville replaced an anchor on today. which, by the way, is covering the drama. deborah, nobody probably on earth knows more about what ann curry is going through than you. what are your feelings? i think personally what ann s probably going through is she is determined to show up for work every day, do the great job she always has been. i suspect she is reminding herself of the things they re not saying. they re saying she wasn t comfortable to the viewers on the ai
and a man accused of beating up a priest. it looks like an open and shut case. until you look closer. let s go outfront. good evening, everyone, i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, capitol hill s dangerous game of jenga. we re going to play in a moment. let me explain. we came across a report today that, frankly, made us roll our eyes. i said the word vile out loud. here was the line. quote, congress said to delay automatic budget cuts until march. in other words, congress is now trying to get out of its self-imposed deadline of january 1st. that is when our leaders in washington either have to find ways to cut the deficit by $1.2 trillion or face automatic across-the-board spending cuts equal to that amount. now, those automatic cuts are designed to hit in the worst places. places that you would not make quick cuts to solve the spending problem. poorly designed, on purpose. bipartisan reports say those cuts could cost over 1 million american jobs. but instead of that