the proliferation of illegal guns. greg: in a highly gun controlled the city. richard: exactly. most of these illegal guns are not coming from chicago. they are coming from places like arizona, all of the border states where they have these ridiculous gun laws or you can go to a gun show and buy enough weapons to blow up the pentagon and one day. greg: not true. richard: it is true. theot police department in chico will tell you that. talk to the local police chief. greg: if you talk to other police chiefs, they will also tell you that it has to do with the fact that people can t aren t allowed to protect themselves. there are studies that show that criminals will not go to places where they think somebody is armed. felons will fill out questionnaires and say they have actually avoided places where someone is armed. if you are armed, people are less likely to bother you. you got to arm these people. it it will make their communities safer.r. kimberly: soft targets. we hav
leaks are not alerting anybody to danger. they are doing too embarrassed donald trump and to subvert his governance. it s a gutless way to win. dana: some of those are not actually what is outward? you can t prosecuteca them. kimberly: the leaks that are embarrassing are necessarily crimes. greg: i have embarrassing leaks. jesse: that is another issue. [laughter] we had a democrat on the othery, day, maxine waters, who was applauding the leaks. she said, bring it on. do you think that is a little hypocritical? richard: no. i think the leaks are problematic. sadly, what makes this even worse for the president is that a lot of these leaks, minus national security leaks, are are coming from his white house, which is even more problematic. leaks from his campaign staff, leaks from people who worked on hised campaign, people who workd myin communications office. those are even worse because those are the folks who should be endeared to you. your most trusted individuals, folks w
this guy wants, what can we do tot walk you away from the idea of war? dana: that is the idea of the sanctions. richard: sanctions, send rex tillerson over there, look this guy in the eye, and say, what do you want? dana: it might get to that point. richard: if it will take china, if it will take the u.s., south korea, we all sit in the roomom had to say, hey, what wil it take to get it done? let s do it. let s stop playing distinction game, but keep the military they are, keep the sanctions there, and look him in the eye and have a conversation with him and say, hey, we know you are crazy, but what will it take you to be a little less crazy?li dana: they don t think he is crazy which is why they are talking about greg: they could have the meeting and shoot him. richard: my mom said one thing, a broken clock is right twice a a day. greg: your mom said that? kimberly: dana: about you?
richard: i get that. but tom brady treated and still played the game. greg: hey. richard: michael vick got arrested. players one player had a murder case and then he went back to the field. the vitriol that we are having about kaepernick forcing black lives matter when a player cheated in the game?he greg: kimberly: they are a lot better at playing then he is. sorry. he s at the end of his abilitie abilities. greg: you re deflecting. kimberly: he s no tom brady, sorry. he jesse: that whole soliloquy. the nfl, sadly, you can abuse your wife and still played. kimberly: murder! jesse: here s t the point. the dolphins aren t antiblack, they are anti-idiot. this guy lacks respect and he is bad for team chemistry and bad for the franchise. these franchises are billion-dollar businesses. you don t want to somebody representing our business that
the climate does change. a changes in the fall and the spring in the winter in the summer. jesse: kimberly: that s te seasons. the movie came in 15th at the box office and that is basically, you know, where global warming ranks among issuesng americans care about. [laughter] at least he still has current tv. oh, wait, he sold it to a bunch of oil kings. i forgot about that one. as the emoji movie [laughter] richard: my mother used to say, help me accept the things i cannot change jesus said that, my mom taught me that. greg: you are giving credit toto your mom on everything. she better be watching tonight. jesse: high, mrs. fowler. [laughter] richard: kimberly? kimberly: hello. what do you want me to tell you?