have a bridge to sell you. no, i think it is time to look at whether that was a crime and i am glad that the inspector general is looking at that. ryan and kadia tubman, always good to see you my friends. jill, you are sticking around. coming up next, a recent rulings on abortion and guns likely just the beginning. we are going to take a look at the new legal battles that are ahead for the high court. plus, a georgia da says anything is possible when it comes to prosecuting donald trump. mr. trump s former attorney testifying in front of the committee six committee. how the walls are closing in on the former president. and coming up next, how america s refusal to get its gun violence problem under control is creating a, quote, nation of which [inaudible] a, quoteheir arms around us, could we put little handles on our jackets?
absolutely throwing things against the wall. it s marijuana, it s violent video games. a question the fact that iceland consumes the most anti depressants pro capita in any country, they don t have a gun violence problem there. canada smokes way more marijuana than america does, and they don t have gun violence like we do here. you don t have to be an investigative journalist to debunk these plans. again, on fox it s all about soaking the priorities of yours, and then that s the mindset of primetime it really ignores the real issues and basically provides red meat to viewers. that s an interesting term. soaking the priors. and you thank you for joining us today. my pleasure. that is all in on this wednesday night. msnbc prime starts now. good evening to, you have a great night. and thank you for joining us at this hour. we have an entirely different show planned for tonight, but the business
by the bipartisan gun bill that was recently passed. but despite the fact that there are numerous red flags in the shooters background including threatening to kill his family, his family ended up sponsoring him for a gun permit. there was no usage of the red flag law in illinois at any point to intervene to try to get guns out of this guy s hands. that s really the core problem that the right is talking about. yes, mental health is a problem but they should be talking about the red flag laws and having them in states that don t have them and encouraging people to utilize them. but you re right, it s absolutely throwing things against the wall. it s marijuana, it s violent video games. i question the fact that iceland consumes the most anti-depressants per capita in anycountry, they don t have a gun violence problem there. canada smokes way more marijuana than america does, and they don t have gun violence like we do here. you don t have to be an investigative journalist to
for that case said that dc versus how or does not prescribe common sense red flag and background check legislation. the republicans and the nra want to talk about every single thing other than the actual problem, which is guns. we have a gun violence problem in this country. it is because we have too many guns in this country, and americans and both parties, including gun owners, agree that we need common sense legislation to stabilize that. yeah so glad that you speak with such clarity about it, because republicans always try to complicate with this issue is about. and we saw there with senator mitch mcconnell. i mean, he s had a long career of obstructing and upholding gun control efforts. what would you state time tonight, as somebody who wields that kind of power over his party, and you know these, he s not at least, in my estimation, a good negotiator about this issue when it comes to gun control? i don t think there s