katy, look, there has been more legislation in the last ten years that has allowed for safer environments, both for gun owners to access guns in a safe way, but then also, if you look here on capitol hill, it s hard to feel optimistic about gun violence prevention policy. nevertheless, in talking to people like senator chris murphy, who has been at the forefront of this policy push, yesterday, he was saying that he feels like republicans recognize that no action at all, it is no longer an option. and you have to look of course at the weakening influence of groups like the national rifle association, the nra, which did used to rule the republican politics with an iron fist, but then this summer seeing the most significant gun violence prevention legislation in decades, it was narrowed and tailored in scope but it did allow for certain tightening around background check, the amplification of red flag systems throughout the country, and then speaking to more conservative priorities, lik
has happened this week. plenty of conservatives have said they do not have faith conservatives have said they do not have faith in the prime minister. mass have faith in the prime minister. mass resignations, more resignations on monday mass resignations, more resignations on monday for a premonition than ever in on monday for a premonition than ever in the on monday for a premonition than ever in the history of our country. the idea ever in the history of our country. the idea they were all they know say a few the idea they were all they know say a few days the idea they were all they know say a few days later they have faith in him again a few days later they have faith in him again beggars belief. the duties on the him again beggars belief. the duties on the conservative party. they know this prime on the conservative party. they know this prime minister is being removed because this prime minister is being removed because he this prime minister is being remove
layoffs as recession looms after years of spending and inflation at 40-year highs. but this week joe biden said it s not something he can do anything about. the idea that we re going to be able to, you know, click a switch, bring down the cost of gasoline is not likely in the near term nor is it with regard to food. maria: coming up, wyoming senator jan barrasso on the economic john barrasso on the economic predictions ahead of janet yellen s testimony in front of his committee this week, on tuesday the. and with inflation already at a 40-year high, why is chuck schumer still negotiating a climate spending reconciliation package with joe manchin right now? we ll get into it. then, it has been a bloody year as crime and violence skyrocket across the country. former detroit police chief james craig on the impact of defunding the police and no bail and why the democrats next policy push is new rules on gun ownership. all that right here, right now
is not about the times where you sit with lunch and you fly in the codals with members of congress on the other side and you say, they re such a good person. this is about the fundamental building block to our democracy, and we got to stand up and protect it. choose your side, folks. it s about choosing your side, and history is going to record you in terms of how you choose. you know, jamie, one thing that marc has said previously is that the rolling back of access to the polls and the rigging of who does the counting, the more insidious piece of a lot of these bills, the georgia law, a lot of them have this as a feature, not a bug, be is the one thing that united states all republicans, that for all of her heroics on the 1/6 committee, liz cheney has not come out against the statewide voter suppression laws, and i wonder how you deal with a republican party that is united on a policy push predicated on b.s. they re all predicated on they re all backed as election
know what to do, but it s a discipline of doing and it s much the same on these networks that we re trying to protect. we know the things to do. we know what to patch. we know what we need to protect . so it s really getting getting the impetus behind us . and i think there could be a big policy push to help us do that and to help fund some of the investment that s needed around cybersecurity. eric, we see obviously the damage very easily that bombs can do what is the ultimate damage that the worst cyber attack could do not to not just countries in western europe but also to the united states itself? well, i think that we ve seen some indicators if you remember the, the attack on the florida war water plant last year, anything on critical infrastructure, things that we depend on every day in that supply chain really we focus on the tip of the iceberg and so we hear about attacks on oil and gas companies and in these large multinational