measures. none of us are going to be deterred by this. isn t it common sense that a guy that was going to send a ricin letter, wouldn t we want to send him through a basic background check anyway? just saying. well, i would think so. i would think so. and we would want him to have that background check, whether he was buying the gun from a licensed dealer or out of the back of a truck. we would want those checks to be universal to weed out people like that. i want to switch gears now and talk about the journalists who did not boycott the media sessions with attorney general eric holder. and they re now talking about that session in kind of a broad sense, saying that holder expressed a willingness to revise the guidelines for the kind of investigations that would involve journalists. stopped short of saying any concrete offers. do you think this peace offering o of a balanced approach is going to go far enough to turn down the heat on holder? it s pretty hot in and around d.c. on
edge this country s. five days after the massacre, we know there are undercover armed policemen on patrol. we also know that breivek amassed six tons of fertilizer, according to his manifesto. the police are suggesting to us that there is a certain amount of that fertilizer which is not accounted for in the explosives found on the island or the bomb here in oslo. they say it is possible that that missing amount of fertilizer could be enough to produce a bomb. so definitely a very, very significant part of their investigation. now, breivek s lawyer yesterday gave some insight into his client s mental state saying this whole case does suggest that he is insane, that breivek himself was surprised that he was able to get away with as much as he did on the island, that police hadn t stopped him any earlier, and he was taking some sort of drug before his attack to sort of keep him steady during that horrific massacre. and as you can see behind me, as lowans, norwegians continue to