president thinks by a wave of the hand he can undo those and he can t. you need a fundamental review of the mental health laws to prevent sandy hook so officials are not afraid to notify authorities and the congressman understands that and that s good news, i wish dennis kucinich was back in congress if you vote that way. i don t know if that will be in congress. at the end of the day if that is not addressed all this have is meaningless. that has to be addressed. mental health professionals have to the privacy issues you have to be careful of. at the same time recognize as you pointed out, sean, this is a broad issue. and how do you we make this a less violent society that ought to be the discussion, not only, this isn t only about guns you can pass all the gun legislation you want, you re still going to have some underlying issues in the society. sean: got to run. congressman welcome to the network and jay, good to see you. thank you very much. sean: and tonight, coming up
orders, not to dive low without requesting permission, but eight special forces had been ambushed by the taliban and four died immediately and the four just radioed for help right away. she felt she didn t have time. she dove three times in the middle of the night and they picked up their dead and they came home. they didn t care who saved their butt. they were just glad it was someone who was capable. look, she could have been just like john mccain in vietnam captured, but the point was we were better that not not just of equality opportunity. sean: let knme ask a question. in ross burg versus, the supreme court decision, they talk about the selective service system and congress s decision to exempt women from registration and go into since women are excluded from combat, congress conclude that had they would not be needed in the event of a draft. does that mean that maybe now that gets revisited. would you want wait a minute women now it to have to register for the selective
mental health and with parenting, values, these guns don t fire themselves, congressman. you know, thank you. i mean, if i had if i was in congress, this assault weapons ban is something i d give careful consideration to, but i want to say something, sean. what you just said, fundamentally right, this is a broad issue that touches all of american society when we have unfortunately a violent society, guns make it very easy for people to act out on their aggression, but the truth is that the mental health problems in our society have not received enough attention, do you when there s violence, get the attention, but we weren t able to get mental health parity and a lot of health care legislation, you know, i know individual family members who have struggled with problems. can t lock up mentally ill people, you can t do that. well. but sean here is the issue. we need a society that cares for people and don t throw them away. sean: jay, last word. and the hipaa laws, the
government. but, once we ve got morsi, the muslim brotherhood-led government in power it should have been time to revisit this and for him to think back. look, we re giving this, this arms package to egypt, an arms package that we were not willing to give to our trusted democratic ally, taiwan. taiwan has been begging for this kind of aircraft for years. we give them whatever is left over, but yet, we give this to egypt. now, the question is, sean, what can we do about it? zip. and let me tell you why. arms sales, the way that they go through never in the history have we been able to stop an arms sale, never. why? because the president notifies congress, congress then has to file a bill saying we reject the arms sale, but we have only 30 days to do it. the house has to pass it. the senate has to pass it. sean: wait a minute. then it goes to the president, in other words
mental health and with parenting, values, these guns don t fire themselves, congressman. you know, thank you. i mean, if i had if i was in congress, this assault weapons ban is something i d give careful consideration to, but i want to say something, sean. what you just said, fundamentally right, this is a broad issue that touches all of american society when we have unfortunately a violent society, guns make it very easy for people to act out on their aggression, but the truth is that the mental health problems in our society have not received enough attention, do you when there s violence, get the attention, but we weren t able to get mental health parity and a lot of health care legislation, you know, i know individual family members who have struggled with problems. can t lock up mentally ill people, you can t do that. well. but sean here is the issue. we need a society that cares for people and don t throw them away. sean: jay, last word. and the hipaa laws, the