he has played a key role in helping reshape one nation's firearms policy. we had but one policy in life. what he wants what plan to make things better for registered shooters want to. town fence vote on said. we're on your sawed we want you to be alpha shooting the best you can. in an interview for the gun rights astray your website the one nation county leader said today's jungle is make the innocent blue phone rable only jane is taking a nap and dancing to fatten jeanette papal connection allowing for most to actually have the firearms. for years pauline hanson has been pushing a populist anti immigration agenda. i believe we are in danger of being swamped by asians up on the. good publicity stunts including wearing a burka to poem and have led to accusations of racism because this is not. what should be alone in this comment. everyone male and female should have some knowledge and have a handle a fire. i have to protect themselves because i don't trust our government's failure to do it for us. what we say here it would probably translate their we say tha

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he's cools the sauce to firearms legislation brought him to one nation's in a circle. that's not what it was like so. it. is the public face of gun rights astray oh. my god roger molly. we don't have al brought so it's got out as a thought limited and they've just come out with legislation that picks on farmers gun crime has been decreasing at a steady right in the means on the social media. roger has a reputation for high level connections within the pro-gun community in the united states including senior executives such as chris cox from the national rifle association. no no not well this. roger has made it clear to america's gun lobby that he wants more guns in the hands of the strength here in louisville kentucky and the generate and will be to great please bear with us there roger miller who is here all the way from sydney australia my goodness gracious and this is your 1st entering the 1st annual meeting and it's a very impressive show the event was expected to attract 70000 people some of them from all over the world into the guy nobody saying everyone has to ha

that make them more lethal should be subject to the national firearms act the national firearms act requires the potential owner pay $200.00 fee and submit their name and other done a fine for mation to the justice department just say they would if they went out and purchased a silencer for a gun fourthly during my campaign for president i want to make it easier for states to adopt extreme risk protection order laws there are also called red flag laws which everybody in this law knows but many people listening do not know these laws allow a police or family member to petition a court in their jurisdiction and say i want you to temporarily remove from the following people any firearm that may possess because they're a danger in a crisis represented a danger to themselves and others and a court makes a ruling to put this in perspective more than half of all suicides for example involve the use of a firearm but want a gun is not available and attempted suicide the death rate drops precipitously. states that have red flag laws have seen and see the reduction in the number of suicides in

in the last 25 years, since the national firearms agreement we've had one. a family violence event involving six members. and secondly, in the overall firearms homicide rate and suicide rate, it's cut in half as well. that is aside from mass shootings. so i think the writing of the report card is in. it does work. and frankly there is no great reaction and demand from gun owners for more liberal laws. it's working frankly just fine. >> i have so many questions for you. from what you just said. one is gun rights activists in the u.s. are concerned one of the big concerns with more laws on guns would be it becomes a slippery slope that will then lead to them not being able -- legal -- legal citizens being able to get their guns, that they feel like they have -- they do have the right to have under the constitution their concern it will infringe upon the second amendment rights. what do you say to the slippery slope argument? >> i don't think it's well founded if the laws are robust. you see, under the u.s. constitution, the right to bear arms as part of of the

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do you think there is room in the national firearms act? the law that was passed in the '30s that banned machine guns, do you think that law can be reinterpreted to deal with assault weapons without congress intervening? >> i think that ideally it would be done through congressional action. the way it's written refers to very specific types of firearms. so fully automatic weapons, sawed-off shotguns, short barrel guns, silencers. so it's actually relatively specific as to the types of weapons that fall under the jurisdiction of the nsa and how the process works. the process works absolutely brilliantly. if you look at the kinds of guns and violence we see, you almost never see the type of weapons being regulated used in crimes and proliferated, even though they can be legally owned. so i think it would be an outstanding way to regulate semiautomatic assault weapons that present such a huge threat in mass shootings. we can look at the model that is presented and how effectively it's worked. i do think though, if we're going to pull additiona

the national firearms act requires a potential owner pay fees, submit their name and other identifying information to the justice department, just as if they were to purchase a silencer for a gun. during my campaign for president, i wanted to make it easier for states to adopt protection order laws. they are also called red flag laws. these laws allow police or family members to petition a court in their jurisdiction and say i want you to remove from the following people any firearm they may possess because they are a danger. they present a danger to themselves and others. the court makes a ruling. to put this in perspective, more than half of all suicides involved the use of a firearm. when a gun is not available, attempted suicide rates drop drastically. every single month, an average of 53 women are shot and killed by an intimate partner. the violence against women's act has been a struggle to keep moving. red flag laws can stop mass shooters before they can act out their violent plans. i am proud that the red flag law in my home state was named after our son, who proposed that legi

the national firearms act requires a potential owner pay fees, submit their name and other identifying information to the justice department, just as if they were to purchase a silencer for a gun. during my campaign for president, i wanted to make it easier for states to adopt protection order laws. they are also called red flag laws. these laws allow police or family members to petition a court in their jurisdiction and say i want you to remove from the following people any firearm they may possess because they are a danger. they present a danger to themselves and others. the court makes a ruling. to put this in perspective, more than half of all suicides involved the use of a firearm. when a gun is not available, and -- when a gun is not available, attempted suicide rates drop drastically. every single month, an average of 53 women are shot and killed by an intimate partner. the violence against women's act has been a struggle to keep moving. red flag laws can stop mass shooters before they can act out their violent plans. i am proud that the red flag law in my home state was named a

it's also covered by the national firearms act. 27 cfr 478. this is already federal law. there is no gun that that can be sold without a serial number and that's why they called him ghost guns. they act as though they are untraceable. that is alive. if you're a hobbyist, you want to go out into your shed, do not know if you have a tool shed. i think most do. you want to go out, make a firearm for your own personal use, you can. if you are going to sell it to larry, you need to serialize it. if either follows the law, there are serious consequences associated with that. ultimately there's a lot more here than just what's on the surface, but this is already covered by federal law. >> sean: good take. larry elder, from a legal perspective, you are also a lawyer. >> is there any evidence whatsoever that any of these measures that joe biden wants to do would've stopped any of these gun shootings? i am in california. the state that's got the most restrictive gun laws in the union. we just had a shooting here. and the gun laws did not stop it. just once i'd like somebody to ask

it is also covered by national firearm. so, this is already federal law. there is no gun that can be sold without a serial number and that is why they call them ghost gun. if you are a hobbyist, if you want to go out into your shed, i think most dudes do, you want to go outcome you want to go to your garage, whatever, make a firearm for your personal use, you can. if you are going to sell it to larry, you need to serialize it. if either of you don't follow the law, there are serious lines associated with that dirt so this is ultimately, there is a lot more here than just what is on the surface. but this is already covered by federal law. >> sean: if you are a lawyer. >> well, is there any evidence whatsoever that any of these measures that joe biden wants to do would have stopped any of these gun shootings? i'm in california. we have the most restrictive gun laws in the union. we just had a shooting here and the gun laws did not stop it. just once, just once i would want someone to ask him, madame press secretary, can you tell me how the americans last yea

firearms act. yeah. you can't attach something bigger to something smaller and still say it's the small thing. same way you can't strap a peloton to the top of your s.u.v. and enter the tour de france. rats. biden also had a suggestion for the states: >> i wanted to make it easier for states to adopt extreme risk protection order laws. they're also called red flag laws. these laws allow police or a family member to petition a court in their jurisdiction and say, "i want you to temporarily remove from the following people any firearm they may possess, because they are a danger in a crisis. they are presenting a danger to themselves and to others." >> stephen: hear, hear! and in that spirit i'd just like to say, red flag! biden also used the event to announce his nominee to lead a bureau he can't abbreviate: >> finally, the bureau of alcobal-- of alcohol, tobacco and firearms, the key agency enforcing gun laws, hasn't had a permanent director since 2015. today, i'm proud to nominate david chipman to

these firearms that make them more lethal should be subject to the national firearms act. it requires that an owner pay $200 fee and submit their name to a justice department just as if they purchased a sciencer for a gun. >>> fourthly, during my campaign as president i wanted to make it easier for states to adopt red flag laws, which every one here knows, but many do not. these laws allow police or family member to petition a court in their jurisdiction and say i want you to temporarily remove from the following people any firearm they may possess because they are a danger in a crisis. they are presenting a danger to themselves and others. the court makes a ruling. to put this in perspective, more than half of all suicides involve the use of a firearm. but when a gun is not available, an attempt at suicide, the death rate drops precipitously. states that have red flag laws have seen a reduction in suicide in their states. every single month an average of 53 women are shot and killed by a partner. i wrote the violence against women act. it has been a constant struggle to k

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he announced he would take that to promulgate regulation and ensure they are under the national firearms act are enforced, in addition to a number of other important steps today. it was a very important day. it's a set of first steps for us to underscore that there is a lot more that we have to do. >> the president mentioned today that when he was a senator in the early 1990s, he managed to get passed a ban of assault weapons and it was a ten-year ban. that's the deal they had to make. they had to put a so-called legislative end on it to get it passed. it worked to reduce these kind of mass killings and because george w. bush was elected president when that ten years expired, absolutely no action was taken to extend that ban and this president would like to bring it back. >> i certainly agree with him. the fact that the president is willing to so boldly state the need for reenstatement of the assault weapons ban i think is evidence of his commitment to ending gun violence in america and as you said, the empirical data speaks for itself. it's clear the efficacy of the assault weapons ban

the national firearms act requires that a potential owner pay $200 fee and submit their name and other identifying information to the justice department. just as they would if they went out and purchased a silencer for a gun. fourthly. during my campaign for president, i wanted to make it easier for states to adopt extreme risk protection order laws. they're also called red flag laws, which everybody in this law knows, but many people listening do not know, these laws allow police or family members to petition a court in their jurisdiction, and say i want you to temporarily remove from the following people any firearm they may possess because they're danger in a crisis. they're presenting a danger to themselves and to others. and the court makes a ruling. to put this in perspective, more than half of all suicides, for example, involve the use of a firearm. but when a gun is not available, an attempt at suicide, the death rate drops precipitously. states that have red flag laws have seen, and see the reduction in the number of suicides in their states. every single month, by the way, an

to the national firearms act and that act requires that a potential owner pay a $200 fee and submit their name and other identifying information to the justice department. just as they would if they went out and purchased a silencer for a gun. fourthly, during my campaign for president, i want to make it easier for states to adopt extreme risk protection order laws, they are also called red flag laws which many people on this lawn know but many people listening do not know. these laws allow police or family member to petition a court in their jurisdiction and say, i want you to temporarily remove the following people any firearm they may possess, because they are a danger in a crisis, representing a danger to themselves and others. and a court makes a ruling. to put this in perspective, more than half of all suicides, for example, involve the use of a firearm. but when a gun is not available, and attempted suicide, the death rate drops precipitously. states that have red flag laws have seen and seen the reduction in the number of suicides in their states. every single month, by the way, o

firearms act. red flag legislation for states. the president is going to announce his intention to nominate david chapman to be the atf director. chipman, from the giffords institute. we'll see if the president takes question at the end of this. certainly one of the things he could be asked is the news that dropped last night from one of the most influential democrats in washington, senator joe manchin. manchin wrote an op-ed he will no longer support budget reconciliation. why is that important? because budget reconciliation is go at it alone strategy that democrats used to pass the $1.9 trillion american rescue plan. democrats potentially had been hoping to use to pass the $2.25 trillion american jobs plan. here is what manchin said in that op-ed, righting in part, we should be alarmed how the budget reconciliation process is being used by both parties to stifle debate around the major issues facing our country today. i simply do not believe budget reconciliation should replace regular order in t

gun laws more than a 1000000 firearms were destroyed in a buyback scheme that followed the legislation. for the european parliament is to debate its response to the increased tensions between ukraine and russia after moscow began to withdraw some of its troops from their joint border russian forces have been massing along ukraine's border in these weeks for no obvious reason western powers have condemned moscow for its military buildup and voiced their support for here that the tension is high between the 2 countries since 2014 it's certain russians to withdraw won't signal any lasting peace between the 2 countries . tens of thousands of russian troops along ukraine's borders aircraft and missile systems in place unannounced exercises action unprecedented scale and all of them within striking distance of ukraine russia's military made no effort to hide what was going on as the reports piled up day after day ukraine and its western allies group palpably nervous all the while the kremlin remained silent and then suddenly as they appeared officials announced that the. troops returned to t

gun laws or than a 1000000 firearms were destroyed in a buyback scheme that followed the legislation. and the exhibition charts the life and work of one of germany's most distinguished nazi hunters for its power was the chief prosecutor at the trial in 1963 he's best known for his role in bringing holocaust architect to justice in israel. attorney general fritz powell was determined to hold the national socialists legally accountable for their crimes when most in post-war germany just wanted to forget the past imprisoned in the 1930 s. as a young jewish lawyer and committed leftwinger power fled to denmark and sweden years later he returned from exile to track down nazi criminals. after the war it seemed logical to bring about what we had dreamt of. though we were idealistic and probably over to mystic. power secured convictions against s.s. members for atrocities committed at auschwitz but only against considerable opposition. that's probably a move on the problem was that people holding senior positions in the judicial system had themselves be nazis and that meant he was facing ins

gun laws more than a 1000000 firearms were destroyed in a buyback scheme that followed the legislation. un secretary general antonio good terrorists is holding meetings in geneva with the leaders of divided cyprus to find some common ground between the 2 sides the island has been split on ethnic lines between greek and turkish cypriots for decades the hope is to use this summit as a springboard to resume formal peace talks have been stalled since 2070. time seems to have come to a standstill and for russia it's largely greek population of fled during turkey's invasion of cyprus in 1974 the once popular tourist destination has been stripped of life ever since in a nearby village. east out a living from the arid landscape the farmer is disappointed that peace talks between the turkish and greek parts of cyprus have been unsuccessful all these years. we want the same opportunities that the e.u. and the rest of the world offer the greek cypriots the sanctions against us should be lifted and we should be recognized as an independent state. the president of turkish controlled northern cyprus

gun laws more than a 1000000 firearms were destroyed in a buyback scheme that followed the legislation. the family of the late some some chairmen lekan he will donate tens of thousands of rare up words to help fund the huge inheritance tax bill the levy family expects to pay $10800000000.00 in taxes importantly the largest ever amount in the south korea league died last year. germany's domestic intelligence agency is putting some members of the until lockdown queer denker protest movement under surveillance this is a last authorities to collect data on individuals and groups who are suspected of spreading conspiracy theories and misinformation about the pandemic the german interior ministry said parts of the movement extremist tendencies its fears its influence could last beyond the end of the pandemic. of war this political correspondent and ash often altered our parliamentary studios here in berlin and who exactly are the quiet anchors is a very very diverse movement isn't it. yack fair dengan roughly translates as lateral thinking of thinking against the grain and this movement was

has led the nation in passing gun safety laws. we are grateful to now have a partner in the white house who knows. we can and must do more to end gun violence. >> president biden's moves to try to curb gun violence are also getting local support. the white house invited to local police chief. in today to be at that announcement at the white house. the chief says he's hoping that his community will benefit from the plan kron 4 sanaz tahernia explains. >> oakland police chief butler on armstrong was at the white house thursday morning. president joe biden announced his administration's efforts to curb gun violence in the country. chief armstrong with the only law enforcement leader was invited crime rates across the bay area have been steadily rising since the start of the pandemic. but oakland is on track to have the deadliest year in decades since the start of 20 21 homicides in oakland are up more than 300% assault with a firearm up over 100% and those numbers keep rising. we have seen. >> huge increase in the use of goes goods.

gun laws more than a 1000000 firearms were destroyed in the buybacks that followed the legislation. it was billed as europe's biggest indoor work concert since the start of the pandemic a concert in spain that went ahead with $5000.00 music fans in the audience a month ago now the research results are out and the organizers say it did not trigger a jump in corona virus infections everyone will masks at the indoor event but there was no social distance is how it worked. on stage in barcelona one of spain's most popular bands indie rockers a love of lesbian. on the flaws a crowd dancing swaying and cheering together wearing masks but with no assigned seating and no requirement to keep space free between them. excited fans gathered a month ago for the eagerly awaited event the 1st big concert without social distancing since the start of the pandemic. concert goers were given a coronavirus test before they were allowed in an experiment to find out whether massive events can be safely held music promoters worked with one of person known as main hospitals to put on the concert and doctors

we see national guard members on practically every corner with their firearms. this is a city that's on edge. you can feel the anxiety as the nation waits really for this jury to get this case. frustration spilling out into the streets. demonstrators protesting two more police-involved shootings. anger and unrest as the murder trial against ex-officer derek chauvin nears a close. >> your honor, the state of minnesota rests. >> reporter: the three-week-long trial coming to an end monday with closing arguments. >> the state needs to put it all together, all of these experts, to make it clear that it was chauvin's actions that were a substantial cause of death. >> reporter: his defense resting their case last week after calling an expert witness who justified chauvin's use of force. >> in your opinion, was this a use of deadly force? >> it was not. >> reporter: it a former medical examiner testifying that george floyd didn't die from the nine minutes and 29 seconds chauvin's knee was on his neck. >> how did the heart and drugs contribute to the cause of death? >> t

gun registry and ultimately to take firearms from law-abiding citizens. that's where this is headed and many democrats have been open about wanting to do, anti-gun activists, that is what he wants to do so this is where it is headed and i say this idea that cracking down on the second amendment is going to help revitalize economic work prospects from the working class from joe biden, the guy who has presided over millions of jobs going to china, thought that is a great deal, his economic policies and the obama biden administration hollowed out the working class and now he says i take away your right to bear arms that will be good for you economically? it is insanity. pete: in addition to take your pipelines i will take your pistols. it will all go well for you. could you talk about what happened in georgia, the way in which major-league baseball and other corporations rallied behind the calls of racism, jim crow 2.oh from joe biden, you call them to be busted up. what needs to happen when it comes to election integrity and the way in which big corporation

has led the nation in passing gun safety laws. we're grateful to now have a partner in the white house who knows. we can and must do more to end gun violence. oakland police chief lauren armstrong was at the white house this morning when those executive actions were announced since the start of the year. homicides in oakland of increased by more than 300% assaults with guns are up more than 100% that puts the city on track to have its deadliest year in decades. chief armstrong believes the problem arises when people buy guns out of state and then bring them here. that's why he feels it's important. the federal government intervened. >> we've seen straw purchases from other states where people are going to gun shows him purchasing weapons in bringing those weapons that that our community. we want to limit that and today i think was a strong message you know, the president is taking a stance in wants to curb this activity in we hope to see less farm in the city of oakland. >> chief armstrong says he's hopeful oakland will receive so

gun registry and ultimately to take away firearms from law-abiding citizens. that is where this is headed. that's where many of them have been open -- many democrats have an opening though mike open about wanting to do, anti-gun activists that he's trying to put in the atf, that's what he wants to do, so this is where it's headed and can adjust, by the way, say that this idea that somehow cracking down on the second amendment is going to help revitalize economic prospects for the working class? this from joe biden, the guy who has presided over millions of jobs going to china, who has thought that that's a great deal, whose economic policies and the obama-biden a administration hollowed out the working class and now he says if i take away your right to bear arms that that will be good for you economically? i mean, it's just insanity. >> pete: in addition to taking where pipelines, i'm going to take away your pistols too. it will all go well for you, senator, got to ask you, you've talked a lot about what happened on in georgia, the way major league baseball an

the national rifle association backed the challenge. justices will hear oral arguments this fall, with a decision expected sometime next year. the supreme court has also agreed to hear a case brought by a guantÁnamo bay prisoner who was tortured in u.s. custody. abu zubaydah and his lawyer want to subpoena former cia contractors james mitchell and bruce jessen about their role in developing torture tactics employed at a secret cia black site in poland where zubaydah was imprisoned. the u.s. census bureau has released the results of the 2020 census showing the u.s. population grew at its slowest pace since the the results will 1930's. re-shape political power in the house of representatives, where texas will gain two seats. meanwhile, north carolina, florida, colorado, oregon, and montana will each gain one congressional seat. shrink by one member after -- new york's congressional delegation will shrink by one member after coming up short by a mere 89 people. also losing a house seat are pennsylvania, west virginia, ohio, michigan, illi

reporter: as a memorial to the victims of gun violence was installed on the national mall, the president announced six executive orders, including tackling the growing problem of homemade, untraceable firearms, known as ghost guns. an order that gun advocates say will do little. >> there is nothing you can do about it. this is the reality of the world. 3-d printers are real. i can just press a button and i will print one of these. >> today i speak to a nation in grief. >> i know there's not a parent in america who does not feel the same overwhelming grief that i do. reporter: time and again, presidents are forced to comfort a nation that loses about 40,000 people to guns every year. and pressed by the powerful gun lobby, members of congress have been unwilling to change gun laws, something organizations for gun control hope will change. >> there is evidence to back up that these proposals will save lives. we just need to get it passed through the senate and the american people will support and reward those at the ballot boxes who work to make their life safer and to reduce the amount of

police officer, it is a dangerous job in some senses but there were 48 firearm related fatalities in 2020, according to national law enforcement officer memorial fund, each of them tragic to their families. 264 fatalities and leading cause was covid. covid is much more dangerous because officers are confronting people, getting close to them in a lot of cases. 145 officers died from covid, right, versus 48 from firearms. 1021 people were shot and killed by on duty officers in 2020. almost none of them will go to prison. police officers prosecuted in murder in less than 2% of fatal shootings. 2%. it almost never happens. so what is happening within the communication between police, the unions, et cetera, and police. are police being essentially sort of ramped up against the public as if the public are a threat by default? >> there's a historical context we can go back to from inception of policing. i don't have to reiterate that. everybody knows what it is. we know how policing stood up in this country and what it has traditionally been, even in the changes and differences we tried to

firearms are used in less than 6% of suicide attempts. but, they account for more than half of stuart -- suicide death. in 1990 nine, connecticut became the first in the nation to enact an extreme risk order, we call it a risk warrant. studies have shown that are in the first 14 years of the connecticut law, for every 10 to 20 risk warrants listed -- issued, at least one suicide was prevented. many who tried to take their own lives were compelled or persuaded to seek help. that made a real difference in their lives. that is not some abstract statistic. states across the country have used red flag statutes as critical suicide prevention tools in portland, oregon, law enforcement was able to remove tenant firearms and bar future firearms purchases after a man called 911 and threatened to kill himself and his three-year-old son with a gun because he was frustrated that he was not able to make a child support payment. the same is true probably in all of your states. i know you have heard these stories. i will not recount more. but i will put

not going to give up till it's done as a memorial to the victims of gun violence was installed on the national mall the president announced 6 executive orders including tackling the growing problem of homemade untraceable firearms known as ghost guns and old a gun advocates say will do very little there's no way that you're going to stop this there's nothing you can do about it this is the reality of the world and 3 d. printers are real and i can just go press a button and i'm going to print one of these today i speak to a nation in grief i know there's not a parent in america. who doesn't feel the same overwhelming grief that i do time and again presidents a force to comfort a nation loses around 40000 people to guns every year oppressed by the powerful gun lobby members of congress have been unwilling to change gun laws something organizations for gun control hope will change there's evidence and data to back up . those rules will save lives we just need to get that passed in the senate and the american people will support and reward those at the ballot box who work to make their lives safer

civilians many of which are black americans according to the national shooting sports foundation block. people owning guns in the u.s. has gone up more than 58 percent during the 1st 6 months of 2020 versus the same time period last year the guardian also noting that gun ownership among black people spiked when president trump lost his re-election against president joe biden president biden has called on congress to ban high capacity magazines and assault weapons in the wake of recent mass shootings and has issued multiple executive orders on the issue democrats and republicans have been at gridlock over gun legislation while democrats are pushing to crack down on assault weapons inaction has made this. completely predictable inaction by this congress makes us complicit republicans refuse to move on measures that they see as restricting 2nd amendment rights and every time there's a shooting we played this ridiculous theater. where this committee gets together and proposes a bunch of laws that would do nothing to stop these murders meantime the white house is facing a balancing act amid