that we already have on the books. laws which either aren t enforced or criminals don t obey them simply because that s what criminals don t do. criminals are called criminals because they don t follow law. right. so adam lanza had two rifles, a bebe gun, a starter pistol, four more weapons he took to school including the ar-15, 1600 rounds of ammunition in his house, 12 knives, three samurai swords, a bayonet, eye protection, binoculars, paper targets, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. and he went and did what he did. at what point, dana, do you say you know what, we re just going to make it tougher for people to be able to have this kind of arsenal? well, piers, you realize that adam lanza according to the l.a. times, the portland observer he did try to purchase a firearm. connecticut s gun laws prohibited him from doing that. the gun laws worked in the sense they prohibited him from purchasing a firearm. now, as to whether or not his mother should have had her firearms perhap
doing enough about mental health, but then we have people who are hiding behind the fact that we re not doing one thing to stop us from doing anything else. that s wrong, too. marco rubio said today we s warned he will filibuster any new gun legislation. how can that be an appropriate response to what happened at sandy hook? well, simply because we have gun laws already on the books. most of the proposals are simply redundancy. why are we paying individuals to go and essentially waste taxpayer dollars to argue laws that we already have on the books. laws which either aren t enforced or criminals don t obey them simply because that s what criminals don t do. criminals are called criminals because they don t follow law. right. so adam lanza had two rifles, a bebe gun, a starter pistol, four more weapons he took to school including the ar-15, 1600 rounds of ammunition in his house, 12 knives, three samurai swords, a bayonet, eye protection, binoculars, paper targets, et cetera, et c
most of the proposals are simply redundancy. why are we paying individuals to go and essentially waste taxpayer dollars to argue laws that we already have on the books. laws which either aren t enforced or criminals don t obey them simply because that s what criminals don t do. criminals are called criminals because they don t follow law. right. so adam lanza had two rifles, a bebe gun, a starter pistol, four more weapons he took to school including the ar-15, 1600 rounds of ammunition in his house, 12 knives, three samurai swords, a bayonet, eye protection, binoculars, paper targets, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. and he went and did what he did. at what point, dana, do you say you know what, we re just going to make it tougher for people to be able to have this kind of arsenal? well, piers, you realize that adam lanza according to the l.a. times, the portland observer he did try to purchase a firearm.
a no-brainer york secured. you d think it s a no-brainer to release people who are working hard to get incarceration. i call is operation back rub. the purpose for immigration law is is two old. protect innocent lives and protect job office american workers. right now there s no deterrent for illegal aliens to not come to the united states. they keep on firing the starter pistol for aspiring illegal alienses reason the world but if there s no illegal consequence come in the united states, you get there and they see the border as the finish line. cross. neil: thank you very much. moving to the floor of the united states senate where chuck hagel might just be a few minutes away from being confirmed as the next defense secretary, but it s safe to say, if he does get approval it will be by the closest margin we have
firing a starter pistol at them. as if execution style. between four and ten times. the report is it happened earlier this month and this is the teacher at a vocational school in virginia. that s a mug shot, by the way. according to the cops, the gun fired only blanks, but it is unclear whether the students knew that because we re told they were terrified. the teacher is suspended, could face five years in prison if convicted. arizona s controversial immigration law is heading for a showdown in the supreme court this week. the measure requires police to check the immigration status of anybody they stop if they suspect that person is in the united states illegally. that s the rub. it also makes it a crime for illegal immigrants to work in the state or even apply for a job in the state. the law sparked big protests, calls to boycott the state of arizona and a lawsuit from the white house. a federal appeals court blocked key parts of it from taking effect and now the supreme court will