creating impact beyond one statistical importance. morbid acts bring attention. suffering expands from the victims outward. the media enlarges the impact. we can help it. it's our job but it only makes it more likely to happen again. those new ripples persuade another person dying for infamy. why do celebrities unleash tantrums? perhaps they wish to create an impact beyond their minor importance too. the only solution: recognize what underlies the crime, a thirst for infamy. then deny it. citizens out there willing to risk their lives. preventing further bloodshed. the silver lining is that local heroes who risked it all to stop the horror. a good guy with a gun and a good guy with a truck, two thinks the media hates. despite being terrified and nearby stephen grabbed his gun and shot the suspect. it is still pretty awful but at least this pair made it slightly less so. those are pebbles that deserve the wider ripple. two pebbles with the impact of a million rocks. here is tape of jonny lang and dorff, the guy who chased down the suspect. >> i pulled up on the intersection and i saw the shooter coming from the cars. his vehicle was parked, door open, engine running. him in the neighbor across the street were coming out about the same time exchanging fire and as he came up, i never got a look at him. i never really saw him. i just saw the gun fire. the shooter got in his truck, the gentleman with the rifle came to my truck as the shooter took off and he briefed me quickly on what had happened and said we have to get him. that's what i did. >> greg: it's amazing, the good guy with the gun was terrified but he still did this. the deplorables. it's a fact, a gun attack, the outcome and the arrival of a second gun. >> dana: langendorf, basically because he was a trained, lawful gun owner who was able to act quickly, hopefully able to stop more carnage. we don't know exactly. if you look at johnny there, able to so calmly explained the situation and what they did. you do have to wonder, if you were in that situation, could you have been as brave? i think in these communities, they figure they have no choice. if they waited for the police officers, you are in a rural area, it could take another 45 minutes to an hour. >> greg: that's an important point. the fact that these folks have to have guns because this is a population, 400 or 800 people, i'm not sure. i don't know if they have their own police force. maybe they have one guy. i don't know. >> jesse: hollywood doesn't understand that because they've never been to that part of texas and i don't know the difference between a semi auto and automatic. enough of the lectures. there is such hypocrisy when it comes to mass shootings in terror attacks. look what happened in new york city, after that have been you had a muslim kill a bunch of innocent people, and the hollywood people said let's not attack islam. but then when some crazy guy shoots a bunch of christians in a church, the hollywood people attack christians for praying. they are so quick to politicize a mass shooting but all of a sudden there's a terror attack in this country and oh, we can't politicize it at all. chelsea handler. my goodness. she didn't say word on twitter when the new york city terror attack happened and now she is tweeting up a storm when this happens. you also have the fact that she says all republicans are to blame when there's a mass shooting. well, when a muslim kills a bunch of christians in this country, she doesn't say all muslims are to blame. holly -- hollywood makes so much money on glamorizing gun violen. you have radical ideologies and terrorist situations that unite these people. there's usually an immigration or foreign element involved as well. but when you have a mass shooter, there's almost never a foreign situation. it's always someone snapped like this. it's very easy, or easier to wage war against terrorism because there is trace evidence. there is a foreign situation. you know they want to kill all of us just because we are americans, but you can't fight a war against crazy. anyone can flip on a dime like that do unspeakable things to anybody at any time. i think regular americans understand the difference. hollywood doesn't. >> greg: i would say chelsea handler was drunk when she did those tweets but that's an insult to alcohol. i would never do that. kimberly, this is donald trump labeling the incident as a mental health problem. >> i think mental health is your problem here. based on preliminary reports, very deranged individual. a lot of problems over a long period time. we have a lot of mental health problems in our country, as do other countries. but this isn't a guns situation. we could go into it but it's a little bit too -- somebody else had a gun shooting in the opposite direction otherwise it would've been much worse. >> greg: focusing on not the tools but the intent. you have a person who is mentally ill with a gun and you have a person who is a good person with a gun. i'm not so sure though that once you label it a mental health problem, what do you do next. a lot of people miss -- half the shooters during obama's presidency had sought psychological help. nobody caught them before him. >> kimberly: that's what makes it extremely challenging. people struggle and they want to grasp at something. how to explain it and make sense of it. yes, you are -- blame the weapon or implementation of evil whether it's a vehicle, a gun. in this situation, the laws were followed. he wasn't allowed to carry. he was allowed to own weapons but not to carry on his person. he is violating the law there. clearly an individual who has a very disturbed past. assaultive conduct, domestic violence, you name it. a lot of anger directed at his former in-laws, at christians, at the situation, what happened with the military where he blamed his ex-wife. this is somebody who had made these kind of threats before. the exact type of individual that you don't want to be in possession of a weapon like this. never the less, it's a tragic situation. he was very angry about the church and christians and an atheist. there's a whole post of things here that came together in a perfect storm of violence and a horrific loss of life. >> greg: you have 330 million people. how do you handle, like, you don't know -- how can you predict something like that? there are a lot of people who don't like their in-laws. 99.9 oh% do not kill a church full of people because they don't like their in-laws. i want to ask you about why this debate never seems to go anywhere. immediately after, people impugn other people's motives. they say you are part of the nra coming of blood on your hands. there's never any factual backup to these smears. if we want to talk about something, rather than predictably choosing our side, wouldn't it be better instead of impugning our motives, talking about it, right? >> juan: of course. but the larger point is when you made at the top which is that nothing ever gets done. i think there's a reason nothing ever gets done if you look at the political structure. it is such that the nra puts a huge amount of money into candidates and they made it so that -- >> greg: you keep -- >> juan: for republicans, it's difficult as and going to challenge the nra. i'm going to take even moderate steps. hang on. it's fine, but i don't interrupt you. >> greg: these are questions. >> juan: fine. all of you have been talking about mental illness. okay, so if a republican was to say let's take some steps in terms of limiting access especially to assault weapons from people who have demonstrated mental health problems, guess what, the nra would go after it. they would say this person is not going to be elected. donald trump got a tremendous amount of money from the nra. what is he saying, maybe it's a mental illness. it's early to talk about it. with this point, it is so tired. >> greg: i don't know -- >> juan: people say it's about hollywood? hollywood? forget hollywood. this is about 26 people dead while they are in church. it's unbelievable. five weeks after some nutcase's firing at people at a concert. it goes on and on in america. they had a shooting in colorado. three people dead. we had another shooting yesterday even before this one. two people dead. it goes on. every day the carnage. you talk about chicago and yet why does nothing get done? in my opinion because of the power of the nra and the power of people who say you know what, i think this is now a cultural highly politicized issue. if you are a good conservative, you are all about gun rights at any cost, and that's terrifying. >> greg: you are impugning the fact -- okay an nra member doesn't want to get anything done. the overwhelming number of nara people are people who know how to use guns. they are law-abiding. >> juan: i didn't say nra members. nra members do want something. it is the nra. >> greg: the nra wants more mass killings? >> juan: know, for example, something like a bump stock. do you think anything got done? do you think republicans -- >> kimberly: i think they are working on it. yes, they are reviewing it. >> juan: i am saying the politicians. >> kimberly: i get it but i think it's an oversimplification to pigeonhole this. nra members are represented by the nra. they don't like this anymore than anyone else. they don't want you to take their guns so they can't be there to defend their family and their loved ones. thank god the law-abiding patriot came in and stepped up. >> juan: this is the argument. a good guy with a god will stop a bad guy with a gun. the good guys with the guns weren't there in time to stop 26 people from losing their lives. what i am saying is in the moment -- she was running away. at the moment, what we have is a situation where the nra reacts to people to people who are on their right who wont leave and less in terms of gun control. they are pushing and pushing and pushing. nothing in terms of -- >> jesse: i can't let you get away with this, juan. to say that the shooter was already running away when the heroic guy stepped in with a legally weapon. to denigrate his heroism. >> juan: what i am saying to you is he was leaving. >> jesse: he was already leaving. >> greg: this is where it ends up, no agreement. we learned more today about the loser who targeted the church. new details on the victims of the massacre, a live update from texas. that's next. liberty mutual stood with me when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. liberty did what? 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>> dana: i think that's why you see the frustration. the reaction is do something. there's a lot of people who could be for doing something if you could define what that something is. to show that there is actual evidence that it could improve. not too long ago, a woman -- she worked at the maritimes. she wrote a long piece. she was for gun control but everything she looked at when it came to evidence and data shows it actually doesn't work. i think there would be people willing to look at either changing laws or closing loopholes or whatever it might be. but the conversation never seems to get to that point. i'm not sure why it shuts down. it could be because of what we were talking about previously. there's other questions which is why wasn't he in jail? if this is the kind of violence he perpetrated on the child, then what happened there? obviously he did a lot of illegal things. could there have been anything done to prevent him from getting a weapon? i don't know. >> kimberly: felony conviction. >> dana: it sounds like the right thing to say at the time of the answers are a lot less satisfying. >> juan: what you just, strong, he attacked a child. it's not only that -- >> kimberly: the ex wife and child. >> juan: two marriages. the thing that caught my attention earlier was reading that his childhood friend said that between the sixth and ninth grade, his parents had him on extensive meds, psychological meds. this was someone who i've trouble and is known in this very small community, 400 people. imagine. 10% of the community and church yesterday morning. it comes back to what president trump said, it's if it's a mental health issue, maybe there is something we can do. >> jesse: i can agree on a few things. juan and i right now. if you are on antipsychotic medications. if you have been convicted of cracking and infants skull, beating your wife, having bad conduct discharge from the u.s. military serving 12 months in confinement. why is he legally allowed to purchase a firearm in texas or colorado? or anywhere? is it legal to purchase a firearm in this country with that kind of criminal history? >> kimberly: well, first of all, he lied. >> jesse: how did he get the weapon? >> kimberly: checked the box he indicating he didn't have disqualifying history. if you are convicted of anything like that, felony, salt. >> jesse: if you are a bad person, you're going to check a box alive. run this guy's background check through the national registry system. how did it not flag this guy's history? >> juan: we were just talking. kimberly was thinking did have a record but it was a misdemeanor. apparently that doesn't keep you from buying a gun in texas. >> kimberly: misdemeanor domestic violence, assault of conduct. we see these cases escalate. los angeles and san francisco. the deadliest calls for cops to go to in law enforcement are domestic violence situations. often times the weapon is turned on the police officer. >> greg: it's interesting. i have the facts here from john lott. 2010, 73,000 denials of gun purchases going through the check. only 13 convictions from that because there were so many false positives. i have three solutions that i hammer. one of them is when you do research on media reports of high status suicides, they are correlated to an increase in suicides, copycats especially among young teens. we talked about the tv show on netflix the kids watched. we know mass shooters are often enamored by the press clippings of previous and they want to beat the score. that's a fact. number two, solutions. identify soft targets and harden them. hire somebody. we used to do earthquake training. you could do something in a couple weeks, teach people how to react, have an escape route, those kinds of things. this is the last one, have a good guy with a gun. mr. williford was a former nra instructor. they are probably all over the community. you pay five bucks an hour, they would probably do it for free. somebody was there too hard and soft targets. there are a lot of retired people, retired police officers, retired instructors, retired hunters who know how to handle a gun because they have been trained. >> dana: there was a guy at the 2:00 show. he has a business training volunteers. now it's an organization. specifically for houses of worship so you could have somebody there to protect other others. >> kimberly: if he had been dishonorably discharged, he would've been prohibited from getting it. coming up, the g.o.p. is working hard on tax reform. can their bills survive following severe opposition from both sides? next. ♪ >> dana: of the g.o.p. is doing everything it can to get a major tax bill through the house by thanksgiving. the house debates changes to the bill but house speaker paul ryan is confident they will get it done in hopes the senate will follow. >> i feel very good about it. i think our members are excited. we are pleased. this is what we said we would do when we ran for office in 2016. we have to have tax reform. we have to have tax cuts for people in the middle. this delivers that, and we really are convinced this is going to help get our economy growing and reaching its potential. yes, we are on track for moving this through the house before thanksgiving. that's our plan. we expect our friends in the senate to be about a week behind. >> dana: two obstacles. the senate failed to repeal the affordable care act and democrats weary of what's being proposed in this bill. here is nancy pelosi. >> it's a shell game, a ponzi scheme. they make it look -- like a banquet. they spread out this banquet to the wealthiest americans and say a few promises of the middle class and then they take them away. >> dana: the tax reform bill is being marked up in committee today. if you want to follow richard rubin at "the wall street journal," i highly recommend it. after a few days of looking at the bill, what do you think? >> greg: i don't want to agree with nancy pelosi. look, here's my feeling. we are told it's simply fighting transparent but it's not for the individual at all. they are hiding behind the illusion of reducing the number of tax brackets, but that's an illusion. like somebody trying to sell you on recording for a car. you are not lowering taxes. we didn't broaden -- maybe i'm wrong. i don't sense we broadened the tax base. instead we have piled more taxes on those who pay taxes already. this is what drives me crazy. the assumption is that if you are in a high tax bracket and you make a lot of money, you were there all your life. sorry, it took me 30 years to get where i am. i've never been in the same income bracket or tax bracket for more than a few years. true, i was fired many times. people assume if you are in a high earning bracket and you pay all these taxes that you are just rich. that's b.s. you are not. it took a long time to get there in the government didn't care about you. they didn't care about you when you were toddling along making nothing and i finally get to the point and they go "take off your clothes. we are taking everything." >> kimberly: and then you die. and then they take the rest of it. >> dana: "wall street journal" editorial board has been pretty unhappy. they like the corporate side, cutting the taxes. they do not like what's done on individual rates. at "the weekly standard," a great writer, a piece today called "kill the bill." he's not happy. >> jesse: congressman watters would not vote for this bill. family of four, household income $60,000. you get a $1200 tax cut. that's $25 extra in your paycheck a week. just 25. if you are an individual, $75,000 a year. you save about $2,000. an extra $40 a week. not a lot of money. they treat successful people like obama would have treated them. if you are making between $450,000 and about a million, your taxes aren't getting cut at all unless you own a business. a lot of people don't own businesses. it has a stimulative effect on the rest of the economy, consumer spending drives growth. i'm hearing rumors that people making between $1,000,000.2 million are getting a tax increase. there's a secret tax bracket and if you add the obamacare tax on top and they don't let you write off your state and local taxes in new york or california or your mortgage interest, you could be paying, if you added up, 60% of your income if you live in new york or california. that's insane. i like the corporate stuff. they're not touching capital gains. there are so many problems with this. the argument that drives me crazy is that the tax cuts need to be paid for. it's not the government's money. how about cut spending instead? >> dana: that ship has sailed. ways and means committee, they have lots of answers for how all these things are not necessarily true but -- we don't have a lot of time, juan and kimberly. juan, do you think democrats are going to sit back and let republicans fight it out or will they push back? >> juan: imagine if i was just silent and i listen to greg, you, and jesse. i wonder. >> dana: okay, kimberly. 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go to hell. >> jesse: nearly 100 former campaign staffers have hit back on brazile in an open letter after she considered replacing clinton with joe biden. after clinton's pre-election fainting spell. her response. >> i was under tremendous pressure after secretary clinton fainted to have a plan b. i didn't want a plan b. plan a was good for me. i supported hillary and wanted her to win but we were under pressure. >> jesse: former clinton campaign manager this morning said things were rigged in clinton's favor. >> the allegations are true. the arrangement, everybody can see it. the same thing was offered to both campaigns. the dnc was broke. the sanders campaign and the clinton campaign signed agreements with the dnc. the difference was hillary clinton raised money. >> jesse: donna is backtracking now on the subject of bernie being robbed. civil war in your party. >> juan: i don't know about civil war. >> greg: more like uncivil war. >> juan: donna brazile knows a lot of people on this panel but i think donna felt robbie moog was acting in a patriarchal manner. she was being ignored. i think that's why she says i don't care what anybody says. i'm going to tell my story. it comes at a moment when a lot people think that a lot of the rift inside the democratic part party. bernie versus hillary people. elizabeth warren says she thinks it was rigged. a lot of those rifts have not healed. it is slowing down the party from taking advantage of the tremendous anti-trump fervor. >> jesse: they still can't get over the election. they say republicans are still obsessed with hillary. it looks like they are obsessed with hillary. >> kimberly: i am obsessed with donna brazile. she is standing up for herself, having a voice, telling the truth. it's what we knew all along. #trump # #rigged. i don't think it was a bad idea for them to consider strongly putting in joe biden. could have been probably far better than what happened. >> jesse: do you think this is healthy airing of dirty laundry? >> dana: i think it helps the democrats get past it. it's like a family who's been ignoring the fact that they have a huge problem. she is exposing a problem and that allows them to move forward. i think that for her, this is what freedom feels like. for so many years. she was working on campaigns when she was 8 years old when she lived in the ninth ward in new orleans. she has always worked for other people, supported them, have been a spokesperson. to be able to speak on your own behalf is liberating. >> greg: she should really control hillary and change your book title to "what really happened." it would be fantastic. i still don't think she should have held this stuff back for a book. what are you doing? >> dana: i will explain in the tease. >> greg: it threw me off. i don't think it's fair to hold stuff back for a book. imagine if you have a cure for disease and you are a doctor and you go i can share this now but i'm going to wait for the publishing date. >> dana: there is a lot of examples where you might not say something for the good of the cause or the organization. or the company. i have her soon. the date. >> jesse: stunning comments from the current head of the dn dnc. stay with us. just put on a breathe right strip it instantly opens your nose... up to 38% more than cold medicine alone go to breatheright.com today to request a free sample. hi. so i just got off the phone with our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight... four weeks without the car. okay, yep. good night. with accident forgiveness, your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's, and your symptoms have left you with the same view, it may be time for a different perspective. if other treatments haven't worked well enough, ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works by focusing right in the gi-tract to help control damaging inflammation and is clinically proven to begin helping many patients achieve both symptom relief as well as remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. while not reported with entyvio, pml, a rare, serious brain infection caused by a virus may be possible. tell your doctor if you have an infection, experience frequent infections, or have flu-like symptoms, or sores. liver problems can occur with entyvio. if your uc or crohn's medication isn't working for you, ask your gastroenterologist about entyvio. entyvio. relief and remission within reach. ♪ >> juan: latino victory fund pulled its ad in virginia that depicted g.o.p. voters as pickup driving resets. the chair of the dnc is still defending it. >> let's be clear about what's happening in the race in virginia and it all too many races. dog whistle politics. ed gillespie has been fearmongering. he's been doing the same thing donald trump did. that's not fair. that's not right. when you hit the bully back in the bully starts crying, those are crocodile tears to me. >> juan: gillespie firing back on democrats on dana show. >> they have known they are in a close race for some time. they have been throwing the kitchen sink at us, vile ads. the lieutenant governor still stands by it. that shows the desperation. they know the momentum is clearly on our side. >> juan: you had him with you today. let me begin with you and say, the charge is fearmongering, the ads about ms-13 and immigrants. people say he's running a trump-style campaign because he's trying to energize the right wing base that didn't vote from the primary. >> dana: part of me feels like he says on the merits that ms-13 is a problem in virginia and a growing one. there's been eight murders so far in 2016. it doesn't actually affect people in white neighborhoods. it's affecting latino neighborhoods. that was ed's response on that. i think the democrats might find out tomorrow that this accusation that he's acting like trump is actually not going to hurt him in virginia. the gap has a closing in the polls. maybe they are going to find out ed has figured out a secret sauce. you could be a lifelong republican, worked at the rnc, worked in washington and still figure out a way to win in these current times with president trump as the head of the republican party. >> juan: kimberly, what do you think? >> kimberly: correct. correct. he has found the sweet spot. they should have got behind him earlier. he's a great candidate. he has found a way to bridge both sides. he has the bannon endorsement. the trump thing is not going to hurt him. this is about getting out the vote and motivating the base. it's a fantastic race to watch. we may not get results until wednesday morning. they will be watching the numbers coming out of northern virginia as well. this is good and i think the ads are effective. >> juan: ralph northam, the democrat, he says basically they are making a big deal out of sanctuary cities. if a sanctuary city bill comes to the table but i am governor, i will sign it. that is the democrat. >> jesse: he was on record supporting sanctuary cities, and that's where the initial add to came from. >> juan: there are no sanctuary cities in virginia. >> jesse: here's two scenarios. gillespie wins and a another major special election, not really. shows the trump momentum is working and the media for doubt or north them wins in the media makes the biggest deal out of this ever appeared a huge defeat for donald trump and it's going to send shock waves throughout the midterms. i cannot believe perez was served on a silver platter the opportunity to knock down this vicious, disgusting, hateful ad add. he's a terrible chairman of the dnc. >> juan: greg, i have ten seconds. >> greg: i love how perez is talking about dog whistles. if a republican brings up the wall, it's a dog whistle to white racists. the actual guy using the dog whistles is the racist perez fellow. he's employing a pickup truck as a dog whistle. the pickup truck being shorthand for mean, white, evil people. so if you have a pickup truck, clearly you are a honkey rednec redneck. the most popular vehicle in america must mean america is racist. i can guide you in? 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>> no. >> take a look at this. this is in houston. the affidavit rose came home for their parade. a woman dropped her hat 7 floors down. everyone cooperated and worked together. it wasn't always smooth sailing. it went back and forth. it was nice to see everyone having a good time and helping out that lady. she got her hat back. >> that was cute. >> amazing, the marathon this weekend in new york city. so many people getting out there. so many supporting special causes this. is exciting this. weekend for the first time in 40 years the woman in the womens division in the marathon was from the united states. she was think about the recent terrorist attack in new york city during her run. >> i was thinking about the importance what had i was doing in the final miles. i was thinking i want to bring a smile to new yorkers faces to day. i'm so happy i could. >> i was smiling too. i was cheering on the culture city team. that is us supporting it for culture city for autism for acceptance and awareness and inclusion. that was great. >> great job, danielle. >> the media was caught red handed with a fake trump news scandal. feeding fish with the japanese prime minister. there he is throwing fish food into the pond. apparently this got everywhere over social media. this image. the video looks like trump is over feeding the fish. lock he's copying his host. the prime minister dumps it in first. >> never miss the special five. bret baier is next from seoul, south korea. how are you? >> bret: great, thanks. good morning from seoul, south korea. president trump will begin the second leg of his asia tour shortly. north korea dominates the talks here. big economic moves are big. texas is not far from the president's mind this. is special report. >> bret: good evening i'm bret baier. coming to you from seoul, south korea. we're covering the president's trip here. we have two big stories for you tonight from, here and back at home. investigators are piecing to getter what led a man to kill more