discussion. it s the first time we ve all come together as a group. this is a group of people that have worked across the trump administration at varying levels, whether it be national security or more on the political side of the house, and in different departments. i did find it encouraging that it was a much larger number of people who participated in this meeting than i actually expected it to be. and it was very clear that there is grave concern amongst these circles about what is happening, about the fact that trump continues to play such a significant role in influencing our u.s. politics, and also what it means for this movement that continues to follow him and the movement that he continues to enable. i want to ask you about this op-ed written by former vice president mike pence. it includes his public comments about what actually transpired on january 6th. quote, on january 6th an angry
we need more republicans in 2018 and must always hold the supreme court. justice stevens is making his case in the new york times writing, quote: overturning that decision via constitutional amendment to get rid of the second amendment would be simple and would do more to weaken the nra s ability to stymie legislative debate and block constructive gun control legislation than any other available option. joining us now gabby moro more. this hit out of the blue. a supreme court justice saying let s get rid of the second amendment, gabby. the president was obviously a fierce defender of the second amendment and rival during the 2016 presidential election. this tweet responding to that op-ed this morning was really no surprise. nor was it a surprise to see this op-ed written by former justice stevens who was the primary descenter in d.c. vs. heller that landmark case on gun control back in 2013.