if that s what multiculturalism has produced, i m sorry, something has gone wrong in regard to address it. martha: what do you think? i agree, we ve got to look at the root of this. you can take guns away, take explosives away, but this violent attitude will find whatever weapon is available. it is a cultural issue. that may be clear on this, we have faced here before. my first operations in europe, chasing a group called the red army group, the ref, which was a terror group funded by the russians as part of the effort against us. we need to look at how we defeated that sort of thing back during the cold war. we talked about, as part of brexit, asked nader to start working on this, then we have to work with people like the presis said, islam must give up violence as part of its faith. it is counterproductive. i think we have to work both at the tactical level to figure out what targets they are going to
right. some of the research done by a nonpartisan group shows immediate premium reductions from this. we have seen the ability of the states to take over a lot of the regulation, gives us a lot more flexibility and choice for individuals. and i have little doubt about that. i think there is a fantastic future. the issue in the kinds of things being posed is, they want to have it both ways, senate one way, they want the vote they want. in the end, the house and senate have to vote on the same bill. have to stretch from the freedom caucus to susan collins. i think you have to start with the assumption that you re going to have a bill and get there from there. we ve got to go. thank you very much, good to see both of you tonight. also tonight, the death toll in the london terror attack rising at this hour. we are learning more now about the suspected killer and his very troubled past. i had come out we are going to take you to london live for the latest on that.