or seen. there s got to be a scandal. there s got to be a nurse he s had an affair with. they are getting did he say operate. are the questions legitimate or are they media bias. we are joined live this morning for an interview. is it legitimate for reporters ask skeptical questions about the biography of the leading presidential candidate on the republican side? i think it s fair. all presidential candidates should be vetted. but i sympathy what s happening with dr. ben carson is misplaced. who cares about what happened 50 years ago, whether he got into a fight with another childhood friend. this doesn t impact any americans lives today. it doesn t impact our national security. yet, hillary clinton combed through e-mail server that she conducted off the grid clearly exposed our country s classified secrets. that has a much greater impact.
know, screenings, better screenings, for medical issues, including mental health impairments, people who are impaired mentally should not be allowed to access guns. and i think there are just some reasonable, reasonable restrictions that we ought to have on this, and it doesn t impact, you know, your second amendment rights, but i don t think that your second amendment rights override, you know, noah or jack s right to live. yeah. mark, i have heard people say as goldie says, that any kind of additional legislation would infringe upon people s civil liberties. but shouldn t americans enjoy the liberty of going to church, of going to a shopping mall, or god forbid of going to school without facing up to a firearm? well, of course, they should. this feels to me like a little bit of a tipping point, and it feels similar in a sense to the day after the oklahoma bombing when it was clear that things had changed a little bit and