0 any reasonable action by the american people to stop the carnage is to these paranoids the first unfaltering step to mass confiscation of everything from shotguns to daisy rifles. well, tonight we let you hear from the craziest of the crazies. my question, are the regular gun owners of this country, the people who go out and hunt in hunting season, the people who shoot skeet or simply like to pack their own bullets, regular gun enthusiasts, are they going to listen to these nut cases or joe biden when he offers proposals next week on background checks and high capacity magazines? who are the people that are going to decide this issue i mean the gun owners going to go with, the wild bunch or the town posse? david corn is washington bureau chief for mother jones. joy reid is managing editor of the grio. both are msnbc analysts. joy, your bet. do the pennsylvania-type guys who go out when they re supposed to shoot, practice shooting and get good at it with a couple shots, that s a
0 amendment people. this is insanity. these are people who are essentially arming themselves and stockpiling arms. saying they have more than 50 arms in their house against some sort of tyrannical government invasion of their personal homes. this is basically the paranoia in american society being brought forward and made to speak for ordinary gun owners. it s up to gun owners themselves to distance themselves from that craziness. well, let s keep listening to this. here is one from the i want to get all these in here tonight. ted nugent to world net daily. here is what he said, there will come a time when the gun owners of america, the law abiding gun owners of america will be the rosa parks and we will sit down in the front of the bus, case closed. and this morning on cnn the chairman or chair of the gun appreciation day suggested slavery wouldn t have occurred if guns had been available to everyone in america at the time. let s listen to this malarkey. i think martin luther ki
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she s in boca already this morning. brianna, good morning. hi, good morning to you, soledad. that s right. when you look at that poll, 47-47. neck and neck, that s what this is telling us. still a neck and neck race. margin of error there about 3 1/2 points, and also continuing kind of the trend that we ve seen in recent weeks which is a shift towards mitt romney. a couple of important things to point out that we re learning from this poll. one, when you look at women, president obama still has a sizable lead, 51-43%. you say, oh, that s obviously eight points. that s pretty sizable. but actually this might be kind of alarming for the president. because this is the smallest lead that he s had, and the other thing we re seeing is that in battleground states, mitt romney actually having a little bit of a lead there. for their parts, the obama campaign kind of downplaying these new poll numbers. and the romney campaign looking at them more favorably. let s also talk a little b