while we re paying attention to the tweets and what he says, there s so many things. the biggest untold story about the trump administration is how they are changing rules and regulations at departments and agencies. so, firearm restrictions, you know, environmental protection, all these things that are getting looser and different, that people aren t really paying attention because it s the work done in the agencies. if you remember, hallie, who was the most controversial nominee in the confirmation process? who had to have mike pence come and cast the tiebreaking vote? it was betsy devos because of her attitudes on charter schools. heidi, thank you for coming on. anita and aaron, thank you. we want to talk about an nbc exclusive. the new story from nbcnews.com about allegations involving jim jordan of ohio. three former wrestlers at ohio state university are accusing him of turning a blind eye to sexual abuse when he was a coach
msnbc analysts, washington post national political robert robert costa. also the moderateor of washingtn week. on pbs. eddie glod, at princeton university. and elise jordan, a time columnist. robert, did you get the sense what happened yesterday is forcing people in power, i m talking the president, other members of the gop like marco rubio, to reconsider where they stand? credit to rubio for showing up last night. but the heat is on. the heat is certainly on. you see these protests in tallahassee and in places across the country marching out of schools, students across the country are really taking up this movement as their own. but the question really is, is there going to be pressure on lawmakers in washington and in state capitals to actually act. to move forward with firearm restrictions? so far, most republicans in power in congress are talking about background checks. they re talking about more modest proposals.
tonight from denver. battle lines being drawn over efforts to relax weapons law spirit more than 100 people gathered in a church basement to ramp up for a short walk to colorado state capitol. filling hallways and offices with arguments against relaxing firearm restrictions. by the way, the second amendment is very, very safe right now. fueled by arab pro-second amendment administration, pro-gun issues have been active, mostly on permits to carry and access to buildings. most states, gun rights are on the march. we are gaining ground freight the second amendment foundation says this may be the result of politicians making good on promises from the campaign trail. at the national level, concealed carry rep or set possibly bills have been revived in the house and senate. if passed, gun owners with the
tonight from denver. battle lines being drawn over efforts to relax weapons law spirit more than 100 people gathered in a church basement to ramp up for a short walk to colorado state capitol. filling hallways and offices with arguments against relaxing firearm restrictions. by the way, the second amendment is very, very safe right now. fueled by arab pro-second amendment administration, pro-gun issues have been active, mostly on permits to carry and access to buildings. most states, gun rights are on the march. we are gaining ground freight the second amendment foundation says this may be the result of politicians making good on promises from the campaign trail. at the national level, concealed carry rep or set possibly bills have been revived in the house and senate.
respect the law. for both candidates, reducing crime is linked to gun laws, although in very opposite ways. clinton says you need stricter laws that would decrease violence. trump things you should loosen firearm restrictions and expand conceal carry laws nationally. both candidates support strengthening the country s mental health system, as well. but the similarities stop there. expanding background checks on gun sales. those are two policies that trump strongly opposes. clinton pledges to close that gun show and internet sales loopholes. trump has not explicitly established a position on those laws. so, there you go on the positions. let s talk about money. it s time for your money, your vote. low gas prices putting more money in your wallet. could it give one candidate an advantage? christine romans is in our money center with the answer. moody s predictis a clinton