video games are plainly not the issue. however, that sentiment is not shared by everyone. and while no one is casting blame on the games themselves for the recent shootings say in parkland, florida for example. white house officials think having this conversation now is important. does he think that video games are too violent? it s certainly something that should be looked at something that we want to have the conversation about. i m hearing more and more people saying the level of violence on video games is really shaping young people s thoughts. that was the president of the united states just last month, perhaps tipping his hand just a bit ahead of the conversation. one important for the american family. for now we send it back to you. steve: bring in dana loesch nationally syndicated radio host of the dana loesch show also she is a spokesperson for the nra. dana, good morning to you. rachel: good morning, dana. good morning, everyone. hey, rachel.
sally who currently is not going to be able to come to work. 10 minutes after that picture went inside, making pork chops for supper and then the electricity went out. but then 10 seconds, the generator kicked in, that was good. ran 10 minutes and it pooped out again because the snow was so deep there was no intake on the generator. so i went out, shoveled that out. and then i had to reset it. so, you know, 7:30 at night, you call a plumber, do you think they are going to answer? rachel: no. steve: absolutely he did. if you ever need a generator call more riccio garcia in new jersey because he picked up. he talked me through how to re-set the generator and during a blizzard do you know where your generator key is? brian: no. steve: it took me a minute but i did find it. rachel: you had this happen when you came home from florida one time and also had someone help you. steve: it s the same guy.
get enough information from one of those tips that they should have acted through their miami field office and didn t. we are talking about punishing innocent, unless, unless of law abiding gun owners for the failures of government to enforce the laws that exist that would have prevented this tragedy. rachel: despite those failures the nra right now is being seen as the bad guy in this situation. in fact, the connecticut governor just called you a terrorist organization take a look at this. the nra as it exists today is a far cry from the nra that 1999 said teachers shouldn t be shouldn t carry weapons in schools. or between in the 1990s also said we should have universal background checks. they have in essence become a terrorist organization. steve: so are you a terrorist? i mean, i m a mom. i have kids. i mean, we are dealing with homework issues late last
the attorney general for the great state of california xavier ba serra said yesterday we are in the business of public safety. it s not deportation. tell that to the family of kate stein. it keeps coming back and donald trump when he was running for president, kate stein was murdered at that time. he said look, this is the kind of sanctuary city san francisco is. do you want to see that going forward? jeff sessions has made it very clear this administration doesn t want that to go forward and would like to turn the clown car around to use michelle malkin s words. rachel: let s remember, the president ran on this. he won on this. they are presenting it s anti-immigrant message. jeff sessions made a good point on his speech, listen. rewarding people who come here illegally actually discriminates against those immigrants who come here legally. i think it is really important for the republicans, for the administration to make that
americans hurt. security threat not specifying whether it s related to the february blast. u.s. government employees are banned from traveling in the area until further notice. meanwhile, here is rachel. rachel: thanks, brian. 23 and me just got the green light from the food and drug administration to launch at home test kit for genes linked to breast cancer. dr. nicole saphier is here to break down the benefits and the risk. thanks for joining us today. thanks for having me today. rachel: do you think it s good to for women to have access to this kind of test at home. everyone should have access to healthcare information. i think that is crucial. people need to be in charge of the decisions when it comes to their health, right? rachel: right. nothing wrong with that. especially in today s era the consumer of the availability of some of these things are great. i have some concerns about direct availability of again net particulagenetic testing. we have wonderful genetic