They already have an incentive to do their job. it is called a job. and if the governors, i mean, i ve listened to a lot of our governors who i love dearly talk about the need to do something, the need to do something. and i look, i understand that. they could start with making sure their states are cooperating with the database. okay. so, senator, you say you support the spirit of the measure being proposed by john cornyn. you sound like you want states to comply here. yes. in order to get to that spirit, in order to achieve that spirit, in order to achieve anything, is there any gun measure, any legislation you can conceive of supporting? i don t think we need more gun control laws. not a single one? no. i think we need more idiot control. look what happened here. there were, what, 40 different calls placed on who is i m sorry, you use
Here and more listening and take that off the table and move forward. overwhelming majority of americans say they want tougher gun control measures in the wake of the stoneman douglas high school. senator john kennedy of louisiana repeating a line he used before insisting we need idiot control. and some roadblocks on monday including a plan to tighten reporting to the nation s gun background check system. house and senate republicans will hold closed-door meetings today. we should hear from them afterwards. enforcing background check laws is not enough for chuck schumer. the democrat says stopping there is a dereliction of duty. joining us live is josh rogin. josh, so many things to get to this morning. i want to stick to one question on the gun issue. you know how politics works in washington. gop leaders meet behind closed doors to talk about guns and gun