Greta were going to post information and theyll appreciate anything you can do to help. Thanks for watching. Next. Im shannon bream. Captioned by closed captioning services, inc. Chris im chris wallace. With Vice President biden about to release h his plan to prevent more massacres the battle lines in washington are already forming. Both sides in the gun debate are gearing up for a fight over tighter controls. Who will win . We will ask two people at the center of the argument. Eric from the center neeratanden and larry pratt. A showdown over the nominees to Top National Security posts. From defense to the cia the men the president want in his new cabinet are coming under heavy fire. Will the stat approve them. We will hear from two members of the Armed Services committee. Republican kelly ayotte the and democrat Richard Blumenthal. And we will ask our sunday panel if mr. Obama has the clout to win the fights he is taking on. And our power player of the week. Wife of a washington insid
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