any guns, this comes about because 63% of the population voted for it last year. so they re enacting it now. the wall street journal reported there was a surge in ammunition sales leading up to july 1. gun advocates are going to say this will create a black market and you have the nra suing the block this law. florida has new laws as well. yeah. today is a big day. july 1. lots of laws. the first for florida. you cannot tech and drive anymore. it s illegal. you ll get charged $30 for the first offense, $60 for the next. and vaping is banned in workplaces in florida. this has a lot to do with the population voting for it, this happening july 1, trace. kristina partsinevelos, live for us in new york. kristina, thanks so much. and the california gas taxes went up. no surprise there. after our reporting here, we ll
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of california legislators and leaders have said they shouldn t be the focus of law enforcement. do we know that they are the focus on law enforcement? uh-huh. let me ask you also about gun control which is a big issue as you know all over the country and especially in california. there was a state rule here that was passed that did several things including limiting ammunition sales, making sure that there are background checks for ammunition and that passed with 63% approval in your state. do you support those kind of gun control measures? i support the bill of rights. that s what i support. you know, but i also do not like the tragedies that are occurring in our country. and i think it goes deeper than gun laws. i think it goes to moral integrity. and i think that runs from family, you know, family is the key. and parenting and being aware of mental illnesses and taking care of those issues.
scrutiny that it pressured them out of their access to financing to certain industries. i don t know how these industries got on the list, but i ll read you several on the list. ammunition sales, coin dealers, firearms sales, installment loans, tobacco sales, this list is a list of 30 that was put out by the fdc when they actually realized they shouldn t have put the list out they quickly took it back and the fdic says they re not pursuing this program anymore but when we tried to defund it earlier the administration fought aggressively to make sure we didn t get the votes to defund it. this program is one where the justification is well, the businesses who operate in these industries haven t done anything wrong. but these are industries that might do things wrong more than other industries. and therefore, we re going to pressure people out of these
industries. i don t know how these industries got on the list but i ll read you several on the list. ammunition sales, coin dealers, firearm sales, installment loans, tobacco sales. this list is a list of 30 that was put out by the fdc when they actually realized they shouldn t have put the list out they quickly took it back. the head of the fdic says they re not pursuing this program any more. but when we tried to defund it earlier, the administration fought aggressively to make sure we didn t get the votes to defund it. this program is one where the justification is, well, the businesses who operate in these industries haven t done anything wrong. but these are industries that might do things wrong more than other industries. and therefore we re going to pressure people out of these industries. reminds me of the 2002 movie