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yes. 26 minutes after the top of the hour. they re off. the 2016 presidential field starting to take shape. who is jumping in next and how senator rand paul responds to the critics calling him more liberal than president obama. and unloading walmart. the lawsuit that could mean the end of rifle sales.
network, fox business here to explain. adam. reporter: this is a lawsuit that s a problem. an appeals court could force walmart to stop selling guns and ammunition. that could change the way every publicly traded company does business. trinity church owes walmart stock. it sued the company when they refused to place a proposal on the ballot. that proposal could be interpreted to force walmart s directors to suspend the sales of guns and ammunition. trinity won the lawsuit and walmart appealed. u.s. circuit court of appeals decision is due as early as today. people who support the gun rights says the first gun ruling allows them to push whatever agenda they want at the corporate level. trinity wall street church says it does not intend to end the sale of products at walmart. the store says trinity s proposal would interfere with walmart s ordinary business operations by regulating walmart s daily decisions on