board. when we put forward our package, this is the ideal package conferring with law enforcement community leaders and gun rights advocates and gun owners and sport sportsmen, the best response to gun violence we knew it would not pass right away but there is a bill in the not which is the most progress we have made, legislatively in many years to address gun violence and that, the crumb of crux of that is the movie effective thing we can do which is universal enforceable background checks. the question is, are we going to pass that bill? are republicans going to block it? that is the fundamental question. chris: we are talking with the head of the n.r.a. underred task force on school safety in the next segment, sas hutchinson, and they say put armed guards in every school.
anything. i would like to see the president say he want to have each of the school districts to do more in safety. the safety engaged in it and the federal government provides additional support for technology grants. i they open up the homeland security grant fund which is even more money. and also we have three different agencies involved. let s get it more organized and greater leadership. chris: congressman hutchinson we want to thank you so much for joining us together. always good to talk with you, sir. thank you, chris. chris: almost two months late the president puts his budget in writing. we will ask the panel is it enough to put the grand bargain back in play?
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working in the school as teacher or administrator in a report dedicated exclusively to school safety. it was a very odd press conference that asa hutchinson had yesterday in washington, and i noted on all the reports, people were quite stunned by how much heavy ammunition and weaponry he brought in with him in his entourage. i don t think the washington press corp had seen anything like that in that situation, have they? i don t think so. and this is sort of what the nra does. i mean, they re known for these odd ball press conferences. i don t think the nra has come themselves any favor, and i think, you know, we might be at the beginning of a real cultural shift that the nra will help inaugurate, that s a pendulum swing away from the nra. democrats had sided with them going back to 1994, but the president you see going out there, making the case that gun
and support for background checks on private gun sales and gun show sales is downright unamerican, by which i mean 87% of americans, never agree on anything, but 87% are now in favor of universal background checks with only 12% opposed. as reported last night, the nra bought and paid for a report on school safety which was delivered to the nra yesterday by former congressman asa hutchinson for an undisclosed amount of money. and how much were you and the taskforce members paid for this work? well, we re not going to provide you with a line by line. why wouldn t you do that, congressman. because it s none of your business primarily. if you re submitting a report to be evaluated as an independent report, and you re being paid by the people who you are giving the report to, the