uh-huh. i don t mind a little tough love. i thought i was a coach. you talk to the makeup ladies like that. look what they do to me. you have plenty of time to talk to them, too. and she s a winner with. i think the gay slur stuff is completely out of line. i don t mind a little tough talk. i wouldn t throw the basketball at them. i coached girls basketball seventh grade. i wasn t going to beat them with a basketball. i did get tough with them and saput cream on their hands. what about you think of those guys showing up to fire that guy. our lady of mercy grammar schools. there were a lost volunteers a lot of volunteers. a couple of moms. it was san francisco. coming up on the five, you re looking live at the denver police academy where president obama is about to make it another push for gun control. what s with with his obsession with guns. we ll try and figure that one out ahead.
later today, president obama visits a denver police academy to push for tougher gun laws. then he heads to san francisco for a fund-raiser topping out at $32,500 bucks a plate. you can join the president beforehand for just $5,000. out with the oddsmaker calculations on washington. immigration 40% of passing, 30% on hopes of a grand bargain deal. a 50/50 chance sarah palin will run in 2016. mark kirk backs same-sex marriage. he released a statement citing his stroke as a turning point. chuck hagel is taking a voluntary pay cut. it s to show employees forced to take unpaid leave. he will give back two weeks of
more now on the nra s renewed call to place armed guards in american schools. tomorrow, president obama will travel to colorado where he will speak at a denver police academy about the new gun control measures signed into law there by governor. joining me, florida congresswoman debby wasserman schultz. thank you for joining us. thank you. great to be with you. jonathan capehart was on earlier discussing where things stand. the washington post has an article basically painting this picture of a gun jam that as a result of the lobbying and pressure on some republicans and democrats, universal background checks, for example, not going anywhere. what is the next move for the president? i think predictions of the demise of universal background