children and their two teachers who were slaughtered inside their schools. the first lady reaching out to the images of the innocent, smiling. fourth graders who were murdered. the president caressing the face of one child s photo. just 12 days ago, mr. and mrs. biden were in buffalo, new york, to honor the 12 people murdered in a wasteless attack on a supermarket. yesterday, vice president horizon attended a gruesome funeral and across the country this weekend, there was an explosion of more gun violence. we need change! president biden accompanied by the republican governor of texas also faced frustration from people demanding gun reforms. one man explains why he was heckling. at a certain point in time it s going to be on us. because we vote these people in to represent us. they re not representing us. it s heart breaking. because things leak this happen. something needs to be done. we need change. we need help and my biggest fear is nothing is going to change. in si
it doesn t eliminate all of them. pam, you have to do something. right? it s not going to be a single solution that is the instantaneous cure-all. there will not be one single law that you can apply to stop mass shootings or violent attacks. it s just not going to happen. but you have to undertake that process. right? because if it saves one life. exactly. why wouldn t you do it? if you step second amendment. if it protects second amendment privileges to the constitutional right to bear arms, but prevents those who have violent tendencies, behavioral problems from obtaining weapons, then why wouldn t we do it? that should be a bipartisan approach. that s smart gun regulation. we have to actually start thinking in terms of the benefits of this, not the restrictiveness of the regulation. i think in this conversation, i d like to benefit for
there. the military s version also as we know is m-16. the question remains, should an 18-year-old having a says to these sorts of weapons? what do you think, jonathan? listen, pam, it s beyond the 18-year-old. it s people who have, you know, issues, should they be able to get weapons? right. 214 mass shootings is a staggering number. god only knows where we will be at the end of the year. we look at these violent attacks perpetrated from individuals in varying background and varying motivations. we understand the common denominator of this is the gun. but listen, due to the political paralysis around the gun issue right now. are we going to move the needle by saying, hey, we will restrict this, restrict that. we have to have those discussion and hopefully we have a bipartisan approach to dealing with you know smart gun laws. but we have to look at other ways to deal with mass shootings and prevent it now.
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comrades to soar with eagle from tranquility base and rejoin him for the trip back to earth. collins with the help of flight controllers here in mission control center has kept the command module systems going. columbia, columbia, good morning from houston. how is the black team today? all primed and raring to go? you betcha there, mike. going to keep you a little busy here. as soon as we get the vector in, we d like to get a go ahead and do a p52 option 3 and then when you come on around the other side there, we ll give you some landmark tracking information on the 130. all right, fine. i understand. thank you. tranquility base houston, how is the resting standing up there? did you chance to curl up on the engine cam? roger. neil has rigged himself a really good hammock and he s been lying on the engine cover and i curled up on the floor. over. roger. copy, buzz. our science support room reports receiving continuous data from the passive seismic experiment placed on th