gunfight, my battle against the industry that radicalized america. ryan, two very significant things happened today. your former gun executive, you re a gun safety advocate. what do you make of today s supreme court decision? i think the supreme court decision is evident of how detached this court is from where the mainstream of american public is. just a couple hours ago, we had 65 senators vote yes on gun safety bill, something we haven t seen for almost 30 years. i mean, let s face it, you couldn t get 65 senators to vote yes about whether or not ice cream is delicious and yet they came together on guns. i think that tells you the sort of bubbling up from the base of the american public about how fed up everyone is with the lack of gun safety and how gunn-wright is a shun is taken over the country. i think the supreme court case is pretty reckless. what the senate is doing is
breaking nearly three decades of inaction. with us tonight to discuss, ryan bossie, a former firearms executive who helped build one of the world s most iconic gun companies. he s also senior adviser at giffords, and author of gunfight, my battle against the industry that radicalized america. ryan, two very significant things happened today. you re a former gun executive, you re a gun safety advocate. what do you make of today s supreme court decision? i think the supreme court decision is evident of how detached this court is from where the mainstream of american public is. just a couple hours ago, we had 65 senators vote yes on gun safety bill, something we haven t seen for almost 30 years. i mean, let s face it, you couldn t get 65 senators to vote yes about whether or not ice cream is delicious and yet they came together on guns. i think that tells you the sort of bubbling up from the base of the american public about how
allowing guns to be taken away from people deemed too dangerous to own them. i don t think anything that funds 19 states for their programs but ignores other states that have chosen not to have a red flag law but rather have other ways to address the same problem is going to fly. we gotta settle these issues or else we re talking about jeopardizing our ability to deal with legislation next week. we are joined by the democratic senator chris murphy who is leading the talks on the framework agreement and is a longtime gun safety advocate. senator, explain the sticking points that your partner senator cornyn has been mentioning, the boyfriend loophole and letting states doing red flag laws get the money to pay for that rather than states that aren t doing it and wouldn t need the money. i was glad to hear from senator cornyn there s two sticking points. that s music to my ears.
and their two teachers. why don t they feel an urgency? to do something? one of the children recounted how she took the blood of her dead friend line near her, and smeared herself without blood, to pretend to be dead. what have we taught our children. this is on our watch. where is the outrage? many heated, emotional exchanges in appeals on capitol hill today as the house judiciary committee worked on pushing for the protecting our kids act a package of gun laws to try to do something to stop more gun violence, and save lives. ted liz is a senator hearing virtually, and fred guttenberg is a gun safety advocate, his 14-year-old daughter jaime was one of the children murdered at marjory stoneman parkland in florida,
to do something? one of the children recounted how she took the blood of her dead friend line near her, and smeared herself without blood, to pretend to be dead. what have we taught our children? this is on our watch! where is the outrage? many heated, emotional exchanges in appeals on capitol hill today as the house judiciary committee worked on pushing for the protecting our kids act a package of gun laws to try to do something to stop more gun violence, and save lives. ted liz is a senator hearing virtually, and fred guttenberg is a gun safety advocate, his 14-year-old daughter jaime was one of the children murdered at marjory stoneman parkland in florida, on valentine s day. congressman lieu, that was it was heated, and it was emotional you really got to see both sides of the gun to pay, such as they were in america. what did you think about them?