the gun loopholes. of course this is a mental health issue but it is only half the solution. we don t have the market cornered on people that are mentally disturbed but we seem to have the corner on people with access to guns. i have to believe. i m going to stay in the fight as long it is a takes and do whatever it takes on win it. why do you think members of congress buckled to the pro gun people is this even on back ground checks. our polls show people overwhelmingly support. nra members support. keeping guns away from dangerous peel. yet the people who vote in congress for a living respond to the real second aeld fanatics. well, it is all about money. they re afraid of the nra. not contributing to their campaign. it is pure and simple.
saying, there was progress being made. but alison and adam were killed on live tv in front of 50,000 people. now people are saying enough is enough. we re calling for, just closing the gun loopholes. of course this is a mental health issue but it is only half the solution. we don t have the market cornered on people that are mentally disturbed but we seem to have the corner on people with access to guns. i have to believe. i m going to stay in the fight as long it is a takes and do whatever it takes on win it. why do you think members of congress buckled to the pro gun people is this even on back ground checks. our polls show people overwhelmingly support. nra members support. keeping guns away from dangerous peel. yet the people who vote in
about it and i ve listen, i ve when i was a kid i had a shotgun and a .22 and i would go hunting and have no problem with the second amendment. i have no problem with people owning firearms. most people most responsible gun owners are just that. i don t have a problem with it. but what i do have a problem with, and what we are trying to address now and i have been because of visiting with family and, you know, doing the media programs that i have done i have been kind of learning on the fly and i haven t had a chance to really dig down in the weeds, but the problem i have is the loopholes. the low-hanging fruit. it is common sense stuff. mocking the fact that we are trying to get common sense gun legislation. it is closing gun loopholes and
and certainly also the mass attacks, the attacks in chattanooga. her frustration was the president s about gun violence and the lack of action on any kind of reform on the gun loopholes. and then at the aspen security corps, i asked her about what has been revealed from the inspectors general on the clinton e-mails, and she was very careful on that subject because she will have to adjudicate. here s what she had to say. first thing i can say is i never e mailed mrs. clinton. and so at this point, we ve received some referrals and we re going to review them as we would review anything else and see what steps, if any, need to be taken. so i m not able to go into much more than that. every agency has protocols about how to manage classified and secure data and so you have to look at the state department s protocols in this and see if in
into the city of chicago because there are lax laws. lack of gun loopholes that allow people to buy guns without a bru background check. i think if there was an effort to strengthen gun laws. i ll yield to my friend here because there are 500 gun places in houston, texas, and they have a dramatically lower crime rate. but do you want to comment for a second on this whole confusion? i think the point is we re not prosecuting the people that are violating the laws. yes. it s illegal to carry a gun across the state lines in chicago into illinois. that s illegal. it is. so how do you enforce that? do you enforce that by taking away somebody s right in indiana to own a gun or do you enforce it by prosecuting the very people that break the law? you do it by doing both. i don t think anybody would argue that you would do one over the other. you have to prevent criminals,