there will be a court hearing about this this week. i know you will be pursuing this. you talk about speech that incisor creates the opportunity for illegal action, here s the problem with putting these blueprints about plastic guns on the internet. it allows people to create, to make guns that are untraceable. there s no serial number. it allows them to make guns that are undetectable. they can get through a metal detector. it also allows people who would be prohibited from having guns, whether it s someone with a mental illness, a felon, domestic abuse or even a terrorist. it allows them to make guns. take a look at democratic senator ed markey. these downloadable firearms are available even to those who could not pass a background check. it s the ultimate gun loophole. chris: the nra has supported the law that makes these guns undetectable firearms, illegal.
superintendent of schools i m familiar with them having gone to them myself and columbine hit hard in colorado. that was in 1999. since then we ve seen mass shootings as schools. it feels like increasingly so. what are your thought today after this master massacre and the calls to do something? i ve got three of my own doctors in the schools, i think it s an american tragedy that children are growing up in this country frightened that this kind of thing could happen in their school. i know that they are because of the kids in the denver public schools, and my own kids. so i hope that congress will finally act to tighten up the background checks that colorado has tightened up. close the gun loophole and internet loophole, and respond to this because the helplessness and the hopelessness that we re
it was what the clinton administration did on health care. why are they afraid of this myth? they re afraid of the control and power the nra has. if you look at more recent elections, there s been a lot of people not helped by the nra and actually, their voting records don t line up and the nra also doesn t make that kind of a key issue. who s ever run against the nra and gotten away with it? this isn t a quiz show. there s not a lot of people who go after the nra. there s not a lot of people who stand up to them. there s been a lot of successes lately. delaware passed a law that closed the gun loophole for online sales. one of the big loop hoes. so there are states where they re making progress. the nra is losing ground. it s just on the federal level that they re not. ohio, virginia, colorado is hard to read, always hard it read, florida is probably okay down there. but i would say ohio. colorado that s the one with are they voted ford gun control
it was not necessarily the 1994 assault weapons. it was what the clinton administration did on health care. why are they afraid of this myth? they re an aafraid of the control and power the nra has. if you look at more recent elections, there s been a lot of people not helped by the nra and actually, their voting records don t line up and the nra also doesn t make that kind of a key issue. who s ever run against the nra and gotten away with it? this isn t a quiz show. there s not a lot of people who go after the nra. there s not a lot of people who stand up to them. there s been a lot of successes lately. delaware passed a law that closed the gun loophole for online sales. one of the big loop hoes. so there are states where they re making progress. the nra is losing ground. it s just on the federal level that they re not. ohio, virginia, colorado is hard to read, always hard it
pass. he predicts the vote will be very close. the vote is expected on wednesday t. greatly expands background checks for people buying guns, closing the so calmed gun loophole. opponents say any gun croyle measure impacts the second amendment trite bear arms. senator mansion and i are not interested or willing to support infringing the legitimate rights of law-abiding citizens. this is about whether or not it s reasonable to try to make it more difficult for dangerous people for whom it s already illegal to have weapons to obtain them. i think that s a very reasonable thing. reporter: opponents say background checks will not keep criminals from obtaining weapons. they say there needs to be a greater emphasis on mental health and violence in society. i am want for symbolism.