lawmaki m sick and tired of the, i m sick of it. i don t ever see this again. i don t ever want to see you again, in this condition, i m serious! i m not making this up about all of these notes. how many of these governors have we seen this doing the same dance that we ve seen today? china s house chris murphy, connecticut who has been with governor newsom, tonight, in the wake of the mass murder at sandy hook elementary school, ten years ago. senator hug, thank you joining. as you what governor newsom, there, as you know i have the strongest gun laws in the country. what more, in your opinion, can be, should be, done? well the problems, guns don t pay much attention to state boundaries, california can have strong line laws. can i could have strong laws. but the weapons across state lines. so these assault-style weapons that are used in these match outings, you can buy them in california and connecticut, what you can buy them in taxes, in georgia, and easily transport the
that wasn t realistic in the last, congress never right now with the republican house majority, is clearly whether the president has a plan b? well, listen, there s certain executive actions that the president can continue to take. he is implementing the law that we passed last year, but i also don t accept that we can t get this done, i understand that right now it s hard to figure out how an assault weapons ban passes the senate and the house, but only a month before uvalde, people would have never guessed that we would ve been able to close the boyfriend loophole, fund red flag laws, put more rigorous background checks on younger buyers. all that was made possible because the people the country rosa, i said that they would be thought out of office until they do something. so i still have hope that the voters of this country are going to command republicans to step up and do the right thing. now, i d love to ban assault weapons. i know that during the ten years that we didn t allow