what about red flag laws? i know that there is one in your home state. do you think there should be a national red flag law, the idea of allowing law enforcement and the courts to temporarily remove guns from people who pose a threat to themselves or others? i think giving tools to law enforcement to be able to intervene, particularly those resource officers at schools, if they sense that someone is potentially a danger to themselves or others, are useful. but i think we ve got to be very cautious about red flag laws going forward. i think we ve got to make sure, and protect the due process rights of americans. we cannot allow laws like that or other laws to erode the constitutional right to keep and bear arms in this country. we never want to create, particularly at a time when there s so much distrust of institutions, including our department of justice. we never want to perceive the american people that there is, there is an opportunity for someone to come and take away
The U.S. must renew its efforts to rescue Afghan allies who fought alongside Americans and were left behind in the chaotic withdrawal, veterans told Congress on Wednesday, calling the abandonment a moral stain.
0 might happen, wendell. what about the president? what is his role in all of this? reporter: the president is criticized for not leading the negotiations and accused by the republicans for refusing to negotiate. president has been meeting with congressional democrats to try to hold them together. he met with them here at the white house late yesterday. his efforts in the house fell apart. he told wabc that past efforts to negotiate directly with speaker boehner haven t worked out too well. him negotiating with me isn t necessarily good for the extreme faction in his caucus. it weakens him. so there have been repeated situations where we have agreements. then he goes back and turns out he can t control his caucus. reporter: once we get past this current crisis the president is likely going to have to negotiate with boehner to avoid doing all of this all over again early next year, jenna. jenna: not too far away. some of those timelines in the supposed, quote, unquote, deal. we sh
fix bill which is supposedly there is a debate about that the question is that first of all is any abortion language germane? it does have to do with funding, the funding of abortions, maybe it is. that is still an open question. i think she has a very heavy lift. it will be easier for her to hold on to her yes votes, even though some of them have been wavering because once you cast a yes vote on the health care bill, you are going to get blasted for it anyway. there is not much that you can do to save yourself by switching to no. but a no vote is going to be very hard to turn to yes because in this climate the democrats have only gotten more panicky. chris: steve answer the difficulty of how the people that s what they are going to need to switch from no last november to yes now. let me throw something else in the hopper and that is this fuss over jim napson of ewe utah. there is this fuss over the fact that his brother scott matt was
robert dobie, efforts to push through healthcare reform range from lecturing insurers to trying to win over undecided democrats. will house members really accept the senate health bill? we take a look. another senate fight could be brewing over one of the president s judicial picks. muss, big brother is watching and people in arizona don t like it. what they re doing to pull the plug. that plus the fox all-stars. special report starts now. welcome to washington. i m chris wallace in for bret baier. obama administration is calling on health and insurance companies to post online justification for the recent premium hikes. the late zest the white house effort to boost prospects for healthcare reform. major garrett has the story. reporter the input i had from from people across america, who are really frightened that they re priced out of the market. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius met with insurance industry giants at the white house today. no coin