million guns were purchased by americans. now, that s an appalling figure for many people. 160 million guns yep, yep, got it. and during that period of time, violent crime in america went down 52% and the murder rate went down 54%. jack, let me ask you this. i hear your statistic. that s an important statistic for those who but why went it comes to gun violence do you want to talk about everything except guns? i m willing to talk about guns. but i also want to have facts. when people say an ar-15 assault rifle, which it isn t wait, with wait, with hoait,. it s not an assault rifle. why are you protecting the ar-15 and how do you define that? an assault rifle is when you pull the trigger and it fires multiple rounds. no, that s an automatic weapon. when you say an assault rifle, it s a weapon of war. jack, come on. okay, let s talk about it, a weapon of war. david, do you deer hunt?
humiliating for a united states senator. that s where we are. going back to something tiffany said, i m still having a really hard time getting my head around the idea that the fbi is some kind of left wing organization. i mean, you know, maybe i ve been misled for all of my life into thinking that the fbi is something other than a left wing organization and i think johnson is right. what s troubling, we expect fox news to be fox news, it s not a fact, oops it s a fact, i don t care. let s talk about it tomorrow. it s really getting into republican elected officials who are willing to put themselves out there essentially advocating the obstruction of a legitimate investigation headed, by the way, a man who himself is a republican. the republican party as a whole has now put itself in the
800,000 americans without protection to them. if democrats don t want to fight, people there. people like me and people all over the country make a principle fight. democrats caved on this one. they re right. neil: you better watch your language, young man. bob, the one thing i might look at here, this is essentially the same thing that republicans and democrats were looking at a little more than a week ago. that s right. neil: get daca on the table. let s talk about it, let s commit to doing something on that. but let s not shut the government down over this. let s reopen it and do that. so on that point, michael has a point. yeah, you think about the votes. on individual, this bill only five democrats voted to advance it. basically the same bill today. over 30 democratic senators voted for it. democrats won the shut down battles of clinton and obama and maybe democrats were
perch at the white house to see if something happens. but in the meantime we will be watching and waiting to see if the president takes to twitter. i m waiting, aren t you waiting? shannon: i am refreshing his twitter page making sure we don t miss anything. kevin cork live late into the night, early in the morning, thank you so much. we want to take you back live to the senate floor, because it looks like conversations are continuing there. the two sides, two leaders have come achbld had very tough talk for each other yet conversations continue. senators talking about what they re going to do next. our understanding they re going to get to a voting measure eventually that moves this short term funding measure back from february 16 what the house passed to february 8 is the goal in the senate. let s talk about it, now. joining us senior columnist for town hall curtis schickter and cabrilla farrow. we will be serving breakfast shortly. stick around.
perch at the white house to see if something happens. but in the meantime we will be watching and waiting to see if the president takes to twitter. i m waiting, aren t you waiting? shannon: i am refreshing his twitter page making sure we don t miss anything. kevin cork live late into the night, early in the morning, thank you so much. we want to take you back live to the senate floor, because it looks like conversations are continuing there. the two sides, two leaders have come achbld had very tough talk for each other yet conversations continue. senators talking about what they re going to do next. our understanding they re going to get to a voting measure eventually that moves this short term funding measure back from february 16 what the house passed to february 8 is the goal in the senate. let s talk about it, now. joining us senior columnist for town hall curtis schickter and cabrilla farrow. we will be serving breakfast shortly. stick around.