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no sen. jenny barnett. good morning. good morning. good. you're working on a gun control bill that would expand oregon's background checks to include sales between private individual, correct. we already have it for gun shows, which many states don't. and actually that was my initiative that got that in place . what's your support like for the bill? very strong support from the gun owning community from law enforcement. there's, i mean it's, you know, some polling shows over 90 percent support for it. the other main bill that i have would banned all guns from schools and less school districts. wanted to have people carry guns in schools right now. the law says you can't carry a gun and into a school, but there is an exemption for concealed handgun license holders. you have been working on this for so long. you have such a history and trying to actually reduce the amount of gun violence in our society. what keeps me going is i know the public is with me and what, what happened after sandy hook and after clackamas is the public now, would they've been been there all along there. now speaking up, a gun owners are speaking up in scanners are perfectly fine with anything i'm trying to do. that extreme fringe makes life very, very unpleasant. people got advocates gathered at the oregon state capital to date with people came out in support of gotten right falled a patriot rally. they say no to new regulations like the ones being considered this session, including a ban on big ammo, magazines, and assault style rivals. all right, this really stinks being the shortest one working here. okay, there you go. all right, so what's gonna happen if those guys in there don't listen to us? we're in have a law to laws that really stink. i want to say that the people over here for you, the stand up against the law of the land. what part of shall not be infringed. don't you understand? we need to tell you get rid of laws over there at the craft any. have some of these high profile events for sandy hook or, or of close town center, or is making a big deal about, you know, the gun control and take guns away from everybody. and you know, and, and let's limit magazine size, which that's, that's not gonna solve any issues. thought those were 10 round magazines. i would have had 50 rounds in that i could shoot off in less than probably 2 minutes. we need to get rid of them. misrepresentation that the american gun owner is some hick, it's sitting in the back woods where v again were alternative lifestyles and everything like that. but we're definitely for our freedoms and our rights. as soon as he is mostly able to comprehend what a firearm is and what it does, you know physically um, you know, i know you'd be more than able to pretty much now the chair intelligently. he has, i'm, he's almost to, i'm, i'm sure he'll be able to grasp the adult situation of it by, by, for when the class economy, they don't want people to be nailed or defend themselves. so the global is the latest. they're the ones that run gentle ones for ensuring. oh, why do i want to speak? i have a lot to say, you know, never really said in front of a large group of people with were. so i figured why not equal, we're all smart enough here to know that were there is more gun control, there is more crime even though i'm not big on the whole. oh, i need to go have something all this. all right, well, if i want one, i have the right to have one. i saw a couple of pictures on facebook. i had like washington and jefferson and it says, hey, stop, we want our country back. and you know, i, i honestly think if they knew what was happening, they would just, they say ok, revolutionary war all over again. guys. we fought this one. so let's do it again. ah, protector. second you want to go home again. i was diagnosed with cancer in 2009. when the doctors told me the cancer was incurable. i knew i had to make a change. so i decided to travel to one of the most toxic places in america. florida. one of florida is biggest industries and best kept secrets, is fostering one, the biggest player in $85000000000.00 industry is mosaic, and i, there are reports of millions of gallons of contaminated water now blowing into the florida aqua ne problem. there's a chronic. oh, what do you mean? i don't want to hear that word poets name, but that's what it is in 2013 my uncle, our family dog. my brother was 21 years old, myself and my father and we're all guy, sam for rob, rob. yeah, the problem with wow, yeah, a good plan, right? yeah. never. maybe they'll actually learn that more help is more important than with when me . within 24 hours i had gotten out of line and contacted americans to legal guns. i sent emails to brady me, so within 2 days, steve, being shot i was, i was already engaged me. most my life. i mean recently intelligent, but i, i just trying to understand why they shootings occur. what motivates these people? why they choose his particular weapons, etc. and then understanding laws and that was baffling to me how screwed up or laws are across the country. me fact that it was an assault weapon. really got me angry and as i was reading about stuff, i was just getting a little more and more angry about it and upset about it. and the more i learned about the circumstances and how the guy got his gun and what the organ laws were, there was just getting the sense to me. i the reason i'm here, my brother was one of the shooting victims at the clack midtown center. and december gotten very involved in efforts to try to curb on violence. i'm a registered republican and i own a guy and i, i've hunted not going to change any of that. i just recently the week before steve was shot, i went and bought my son, his 1st rifle being service man and a police officer. you may have a concealed weapons permit. i don't, but i store my guns with trigger locks in the munition. i don't return company, i don't need oh, you may not. okay that i know. all right. as we speak, all my gums are electronic safe at home. yeah. well this air 15 that was stolen was not, it was just sitting out. i took a trip back to dc in february and got a chance to meet a lot of the other folks from who had lost children at virginia tech. and are they on university of arizona and playing the hook and aurora, colorado and columbine. and it is simply not the laws themselves. i mean there's mental health issues. yeah. and there's other, other things, but what, what seemed to me a major part of it was, you know, the simple availability of the weapons. hopefully, you know, there is a way to find some support from, from you on some of the measures that are going to come through and button up some of the laws. gerald, i'm not in favor of a lot of new laws just because we're not 1st the ones who have been willing to look at anything. thank you. thanks a lot for your loss. i mean, there's what you say, i mean, right now there's no, i can't imagine. yeah, well, i appreciate your time and then anytime you get a holler back at you, okay, thanks very much. i mean, you know, there someone garden or comments and what they offer support to but it would be more encouraging to hear some just outright support. ooh, ah, in in the seventy's, the late seventy's, i wrote a book called rage, which was about a school shooter who shoots his algebra teacher holes, his class hostage for a day. and that was found actually in the locker of one school shooter, i think in oregon. so i made the decision to withdraw the book from publication. when you find out that you wrote something that's been associated with acts of violence, there are couple of ways that you can go. one way is to say, i had no responsibility for that. i just wrote a book. i didn't have anything to do with the shooting or you can say, ah, yeah, ok, i might have had some sort of influence on this. the question that you have to ask is, does this disturb individual have access, easy access to a weapon? to work out his fantasies with his, his killing fantasies. my idea when i wrote guns was, let's make it very, very difficult for people to get automatic and semi automatic weapons. i mean, obviously if we could stop chiller tornadoes, we would, but somehow we're just sort of ext is supposed to accept the idea that some guy, when they are 15, can go in to your mall and light up the food court. a one of the 1st question i was that was on dealer lake oregon and they'd store it to them on the guy with i don't know how much it is going to be with incrementally that will reduce, right. there's a, there's a where we can discuss with rational people and food to go to right heart are determined that people are so concerned about losing their rights. we can ensure that they keep their rights and still be able to control the with the great, not a problem, but certainly it will help you with that under my bed. right. but i've always done my right. and i'm not sure how good that is with them. allows you baseball player, i guess the thing today that struck you would think that some of these folks would be outraged in clackamas with water 21st graders energy to get back to understand what it is, an outreach to who as who for ah, everybody. thank you. for coming today, we're up vishal name for what we're doing, the defenders of the republic defenders of the constitution founding fathers valley, forge fighting republic for a logo. we have a cross cross with cross feather in. well, i would need you concerned about a logo because we are under such a time. crunch what's been thrown out a heritage defenders. it's short sample to the point. you know, people won't read the title and not get what it is they. they require a name, a name for right now, we want to work with this. we talked about that a why? the overall big picture is you take away the 2nd amendment. you're going to take away your 1st amendment, your 4th amendment, and the rest of the constitution. isn't going to be there and that's what they're trying to move in . we always, always, i guess when i was little, my grandma had fell at 350 suddenly sitting by the bed. my husband and my son. they keep it for safety, safety. he didn't get the 1st, why do they get past that? and then they see the sign. and if they get that, then the door's locked and then they get past. that doesn't mean i figure i've got 4 steps of security and they're free. so monthly fear, dog, food and bullying. lady that lived over there. i was walking one of the dogs. she said, why do you wear again when you took it off? this is a ma spring 715 t. it's a $22.00. on our platform. it accept detachable magazines. i hear it's got the rails, which all is for us to you know, now attachments like this for to appear which all the for grip is for us to fire and stability. you know, keep it more stable. this is a flashlight laser. you know, its dark whenever you need to see you turn on the flashlight. the scope is to see farther to shoot farther. the adjustable, but stock is just adjusted for your arm length. so in other thing it gives you better control the as again, same with the pistol. got a lot of people are scared of the pistol again. but all that does just give you more control the firearm to you know, just because you have a pistol here. it doesn't mean you can go and kill more people faster, you know, they see somebody go into a school or a mall with a gun that, that has a pistol grip and in rails and whatnot. and they think, oh, then that must mean that those guns are bad, which is completely false. this is what a, like a high caliber rifle will do like the aka and that's 22. 2222. that's a part of a shot, and it sends a pretty cool message when, you know, we have our program rallies and we got thousands of people come in and then they do their little anti gun rallies and they got maybe 2040 only put 10 in there. ah started people with the oregon legislature state senator jennifer in when the issue comes home, it's time to act and that's what we're doing now. so what i'd like to ask all of you to do is to become active it when we're silent on this issue. the other side winds by default we can be silent. no more. ah, i started work on the gun issue in 1996. i had always been annoyed that we couldn't is a society talk about reasonable gun lots. ah, virginia marie bertie. she's been talking about gun safety and gun restrictions since i've known her i can think of any legislator who's been as much in the forefront or such a strong voice as that. is jenny, i don't think anybody's poster or we have language that refers to transfers between immediate family members, not having to be subject to the background check. and we want to broaden that out a little bit. and are we speaking to all the bills? 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