well thank you so much for letting me share about my sister. she is such a beautiful soul and i just once again thank everyone for the support. i m reading all the messages and getting all the calls and sharing it with my family and we love you all so much. this has brought us together and also hopefully everyone involved. all the people going through a horrible time with the hurricane and everything, whatever kind of tragedy you are dealing with in your life it is important to know you are loved and there were people that are here to support you. sandra: love your family members while you have them is your message. you never know when it can come to an end. brett, thank you. you re welcome. thank you. bill: what a great brother. sandra: incredibly sad. bill: good man there. sandra: message earlier. love the people you have in your life because you don t know when their time is up. really neat connection he had with his sister and she is gone now. bill: two years
supervisor declaring the nra a domestic terror organization inciting gun owners to acts of violence. what a statement that is. jessica tarlov and jenna ellis rives and caroline turnquest. nice to have you today thursday with the ladies. what s up with san francisco? this is ridiculous and a propaganda student. the nra is promoting safe, responsible gun use and ownership. for san francisco to call them a domestic terrorist organization is ridiculous. this is promoting the narrative that is absolutely false that people in america who are pro-gun are somehow don t want to be sandra: labeled as a terrorist. this is something where we have to remember that our rights that come from not the constitution, they are pre-political.
matter. that nothing can move republicans in congress. even another outbreak of gun violence like we saw in texas where a mass shooter left a trail of destruction, killing seven people, injuring more than 20 in one of the most gun-friendly states in the union, which has been increasing access to handguns left and right. investigators say the gunman bought the gun he used from a private seller, not a licensed dealer. a private sale does not require a background check. so law enforcement officials tell nbc news he failed a background check in 2014 because he had disqualifying mental health issue. so here is a test. does gravity exist here? i m joined by the founder and executive director of guns down america, one of the groups which effectively pressured walmart to change its gun sales. also with betsy woodruff, politics reporter of the daily beast and msnbc contributor who broke a number of stories last week about the ongoing chaos at the national rifle association. igor, let me start w
american politics at this moment. the prime minister s words of desperation show just what the stakes are. it s saddening. it s as if we are fighting the war with the enemy have all the weapon at its disposal, the greatest weapon you can think about and we have absolutely nothing. we re hopeless. the only thing we have to us is god so we can pray to god and ask god to bring us through. and joining me now, 2020 presidential candidate senator cory booker of new jersey, who today released his $3 trillion plan on climate change and environmental justice. prime minister of the bahamas there talking about the devastation in that set of islands. this comes actually years after hurricane maria. but it does feel like a matter of time. just a question of when, of how many climate disasters we re going to see increasingly here on the mainland of the united states. tragic fires.
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