talking up carol handle, locked in a tight race for georgia, potential bellwether presidential election that could spell trouble for the upcoming mid terms if the democrats win. she s totally for the nra and for the second amendment so get out and vote. now, as for the wall, the president said it will be easy to complete that project. it should be noted he was unable to secure funding for the wall and white house secretary sean spicer reiterated the president would not be attending the corresponde correspondents dinner tomorrow night. he ll be holding a rally tomorrow and i think we can expect more incendiary compare rhetoric, as we heard today as he went after elizabeth warren, it s a reminder we live in
about to head off to college, i don t want to worry about her ending up in a shooting like we saw so tragically this past week. no parent should have to go through what those parents you just interviewed, your fellow corresponde correspondents, had to go through. that is just such a horrible trauma. and it s a trauma not just to those families, it s really a trauma to the whole country. wroun, you know, i mentioned one thing that s a serious indictment of our inaction on this. i was in london two weeks ago meeting with our ambassador there. he goes to high schools, surveys high school kids in britain about what they associate with america. and the number one negative association with america is gun violence. we have to do something to stop this scourge. you know, we heard our ryan young spoke with the father of this shooter yesterday and he called for, you know, gun law reform. now his son didn t live with him, but he saw his son and he said he had no idea that his son
was battling any of these mental illness issues or that he had 14 guns. how much of this falls on parents in terms of knowing, you know, what their kids are doing, how their kids are struggling? i think parents have a big responsibility here, and i think in many of the cases where we have seen young people commit these serial crimes, at least one of the parents was well aware of both the possession of these weapons as well as the fixsation on these weapons by these mentally ill children, so, yes, i think parents have a responsibility here. as a country, something the president emphasized the other day, we have to have a conversation about this as a country, in each of our communities and each of our homes about whether we want to have these weapons accessible, whether we want to take the risk that someone is going to use those weapons against themselves or against others. because we have just got to do something about this problem.
transparency. he is saying, i ve got it all out there. you have private e-mail and corresponde correspondents, you have to let people know about it too and my e-mails will show i m conservative and let s see what your e-mails deserve. ana, we have to leave it. frankly, he is sending the same message to hillary clinton. thank you, glorigloria, anna jeffrey. thank you very much. and we ll leave with this, an hour ago, the national minora was lit not far from the white house. tonight is the first night of hanukkah. joe biden, the vice president of the united states he was there representing the president. so a very lovely national menorah hanukkah lighting ceremony. to all of our juer viewers. happy hanukkah. and you can follow us on twitter
new plans for terror. a special report. but first, tonight s enron. the persons outfront tonight is billionaire aubrey mcclendon. he s the outspoken, charzmatic scion of one of america s founders and a founder of chesapeake. chesapeake could be the next enron, or worldcom. chesapeake energy is second only to exxonmobil in drilling for natural gas in this country. more than 13,000 americans work for mcclendon, enjoying perks, which according to reuters includes on-site botox treatments. chesapeake also boasts a campus with three restaurants and a 70,000-square foot facility with a rock climbing wall. it may have been among the first signs that something doesn t end up. mcclendon has often made grandiose promises that aren t backed by reality. at a minimum, i think they can create a million jobs over the next few years. the they he s referring to is a fund chesapeake was launching. now, mcclendon is not a household name, but what he s fighting for is. even as natural ga