alison camerata starts right now. good evening, everyone. i m alison camerata. welcome to cnn tonight, lots of developments today and many legal challenges facing donald trump, including former vice president mike pence , saying he will not fight the order to tell a grand jury about his conversations with president trump regarding january 6th. but there are many more cases, including one you may not be up to date on the begins in just two weeks. plus the grammy winning country musician who says country music can lead america out of its cycle of gun violence. catch c corps of the old crow medicine show is here tonight to explain how also pulse of the people. i sit down with six voters from different generations about the challenges that they face in today s job market and economy and who they blend. well, i think the tax cuts that happened under the reagan administration set us up . and so baby boomers had all this unprecedented prosperity that they thrived under, which is gre
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current shape and form. i think when you have efforts from country musicians and others that are voices that aren t like you or me, that makes more of a difference. i m a gun owner here in new york city. i went through the process, and i even felt that even though it was thorough, it wasn t thorough enough. i think there are reasonable compromises that even republicans can get on board with if we stop portraying this as an either or black or white situation, it s not okay if we give up one little bit we re going to lose all our guns and our freedom is going to be taken away. it s about well, maybe we don t need to have high capacity magazines. i own a pistol. and my pistol. it s a 10 round magazine instead of a 20. that s much better, in my view, but at the same time, it s not enough. we do need to have common sense gun reform and gun safety measures. you know, i ve built my career around building coalitions and coalitions is working on finding a common ground. sometimes it s republica
thanks. my panel is back with me now. also joining? we have historian timothy naftali. um i think i wasn t. i wasn t blowing smoke. i think that harnessing the country music world will be huge to help fight gun violence. it dovetails on something that you talk about a lot, which is the need to go beyond our our sort of warring camps and beyond the base and winning people over and i think you know his up ed in the new york times is excellent. and it s not just because he s saying, you know, a lot of country musicians are centrists, which, of course i love to hear is that how do you build bridges? how do you take a non maximal position on this and appeal to people s hearts and heads and say, let s at least agree on school violence? let s at least find a way to de polarize this issue when our kids are being killed, and that s why it was such a powerful voice from the republican point of view. does it stand a chance? i just from a realist point of view at this point, the way the country is