calls are growing to prevent future mass shootings. the president has a plan he s pushing, but not all republicans, even some democrats, are buying. a bipart a san group of lawmakers searching for common ground. welcome, everybody, i m neil ca view eau. very good to have you in the weekend cavuto. a very busy weekend because across the pond and all the way to london we have the jubilee going on. we ll give you the latest there. first to florida right now where i guess drenched is the word of the moment. will nunley reporter: neil, good morning. yeah, the three days we ve been monitoring this storm system, this has been the heaviest of the rain, started about 3:00 morning leading to moderate flooding in riviera beach and west palm beach where we re standing. it s nice and clear, but actually in praises it s half a foot to a foot deep. this is a1a. this is not quite as dramatic as some of the scenes just down the road in miami but, sure enough, this is the kind of water y
us. do something. just do something. for god s sake, do something. after columbine, after sandy hook, after charleston, after orlando, after las vegas, after parkland, nothing has been done. this time, that cannot be true. this time we must actually do something. they issue we face is one of conscience and common sense. the second amendment, like all other rights, is not absolute. it was justice scalia who wrote, and i quote, like most rights, the right of the second amendment the rights granted by the second amendment are not unlimited. not unlimited. they never have been. it comes to the carnage we are willing to accept. how many more innocent american lives must be taken before we say enough? enough. let there be no mistake about the silent collage kaletra that gun violence leaves behind. imagine being that little girl, that brave little girl in uvalde, who smeared blood off of her murdered friends body, on her own face, to lie still among the corpses in her classroom to
Neil: sir, we re learning right now that the ohio governor and ohio in general are poised to right now the recommend arming teachers in schools. very different than the tulsa hospital shooting you and your constituents had to deal with. but what do you make of that, putting arms in the hands of people who could defend themselves when such a shooting occurs? well, i d say, first of all, we have to deal with public safety the, so i would absolutely be doing that, and i d be doing it right now. and i d probably go to the point of having a security person at the front desk, and i d also have security where you have to get buzzed in, and i would also look at our windows and see if they can be breached and our doors. so public safety s number one, and public safety has to be dealt with right now, and we need to allocate the funds to do that. neil: all right. separately, again, this doesn t quite relate to what happened, tragically, in your state, sir,
May also change their products, to make them safer and to provide for tracing of bullets. such that police can do a better job. yep. the protection of lawful commerce in our exact, just an incredible name, and senator richard blumenthal, thank you very much. coming up tonight, big news from the january six committee, including an announcement on public hearings. and they surprise visitor to the committee, the details emerging from the tulsa hospital shooting. it happened a few hours before we came on the air last night. four people, including two doctors, were murdered, just hours after he legally bought a rifle. a small change in the law could make a big difference to matt shootings in america. that s next. difference to mat your body m overreacting to allergens all season long.