ho hostility. leland: this isn t hostile, typically people ask questions and answer questions. why do you keep interrupting me, that s all you do here, roll back the tape, start to answer questions. leland: we have to run, we appreciate it. interrupting me. probably 30 times. leland: if you answer the questions it s a lot easier, we appreciate it, thank you very much. kristin. all right, well, the so-called red flag gun law is gaining momentum in the senate and the president has signaled support for the plan in the wake of mass shootings in texas and in ohio, mark meredith live with more, mark. hey, there kristin, a number of potential new gun laws being discussed one of them comes from republican senator lindsey graham and democratic senator blumenthal, both want to implement red flag laws, through grant program it would allow law enforcement to take weapons away from people deemed to be a risk to themselves or others, a judge would later determine if those
the math is very difficult for them and how much of this is about revving up the democratic base for the midterms? i think they have to whether for the midterms or there were no mid terms, they have to do this because the democratic base would be upset without seeing resistance, even if it s unlikely to stop him. you have to put forward an effort and then i guess they re hoping something comes out in the hearing. seems very unlikely and the ultimate question is who would they replace him with? even if they were able to stop him, the idea that donald trump chooses somebody who isn t hostile to roe v. wade at a minimum. a lot of republicans are saying it won t get overturned. i don t necessarily agree with that. we know at a minimum it would have to be somebody extremely hostile to roe v. wade. you worked with brett kavanaugh, both at the bush white house. he is being portrayed as a mainstream conservative by his supporters. a lot of democrats say this guy is a wolf in sheep s clot