Is it . Were supposed to do nothing because the constitution upholds the right to bear arms. Well, we have easy access to semiautomatic weapons in this country. Is it a good society that does this, allows it . I ask the questions knowing the only way we can end this is with the votes of politicians from deer hunting country, not from the big cities. Will they be there . Will politicians who fear the gun lobby bear up under the strain of attack against any measure, no matter how small, to curb the power of the gun owners . The question tonight, what should and, most importantly, can be done to stop this kind of gun violence . And if nothing will work, say it. Go ahead, say nothing can be done. I want to hear an american elected official tonight or any night say what happened on friday in newtown, connecticut, is just part of living in the free society of america. Chuck todd is nbcs chief White House Correspondent and political director, and Chris Cillizza is managing editor of postpolit
On much but i think he s been dealt a really gut blow. i think he focuses on what he s got to do, not what he lost. his heart has been ripped out, but he s going to make sure the other members of his family is well taken care of and he started talking about his grandkids, more worried about them than anything. we just talked about the future. yeah. he started talking about the future, the future of his family. remarkable taped interview with south carolina senator and presidential candidate lindsey graham. joining us is all around good guy david corn, david, it s great to see you, thanks for being here. good evening and happy fourth of july early. thank you. do you love lindsey graham now? i kind of do. it s kind of moving. the thing is, those of us fortunate or unfortunate to
Descent fellow that helped neighbors and colleagues so often play that game? because he thought it would get him votes and i still think that drives a lot of fellows, lindsey graham, at 1% in the poll may have more opportunity to be descent. the idea you can out flank somebody with surprising and heart-felt decency would make for the best beltway political headlines. david corin, thank you. ahead, a news cliff hanger resolved with a xylophone. clarity.
I know people who work from it. they always said he was a descent fellow yet, he said lots of things he knew weren t true. he said he kept trying to make the president seem like he didn t believe in america, wasn t exceptional. he kept playing with that sort of accepting it and why would a descent fellow that helped neighbors and colleagues so often play that game? because he thought it would get him votes and i still think that drives a lot of fellows, lindsey graham, at 1% in the poll may have more opportunity to be descent. the idea you can out flank somebody with surprising and heart-felt decency would make for the best beltway political headlines. david corin, thank you. ahead, a news cliff hanger resolved with a xylophone.
His heart has been ripped out, but he s going to make sure the other members of his family is well taken care of and he started talking about his grandkids, more worried about them than anything. we just talked about the future. yeah. he started talking about the future, the future of his family. remarkable taped interview with south carolina senator and presidential candidate lindsey graham. joining us is all around good guy david corn, david, it s great to see you, thanks for being here. good evening and happy fourth of july early. thank you. do you love lindsey graham now? i kind of do. it s kind of moving. the thing is, those of us fortunate or unfortunate to spend most of our adult lives in washington realize a lot of people, politics you may not agree with often are good folks and you kind of wish that they could sort of take some of that