so let's make them in america again. let's build a future here in america. let's remember who in god's name we are. we are the only country in the world -- the reason we are sometimes called ugly americans who cannot be defined by the notion of possibilities. there is nothing beyond our capacity. not a single thing if we act as the united states of america, the united states of america. so, folks, i really am optimistic because of the guys behind me and other men and women like them. we are about to enter a new period. we just have to stay the course, have confidence in our selves. by the way, there's overwhelming strength in our diversity, and it is about time. i will end by saying when i got elected, i made a promise. i said my administration is going to look like america. if it is a vice president or secretary of state or a cabinet member or a senior person, it is going to look like america, and it does. and one more thing, i know how to say the word "union." [applause] the single best workers in the world. so, folks, let's go do this, ok? i want to thank

put their interests before america. those of us blessed by your trust should give you a government that doesn't act as if it's something apart from you but one that is of the people, by the people and for the people. a government that appreciates that no one of us has all the answers were all the power. a government that tolerates contrary views among a diverse citizenry without making them into enemies were doubting their patriotism. a government that can discuss and debate with as much civility as passion and with a view to persuade, not intimidate, to encourage, not demonize. a government that can take on the big problems and make things better for all of our citizens. a government that all of america can be proud of. in 2022 and 2024, the republicans had a historic opportunity to put america back on the right course. while there are those who are more interested in attacking their fellow republicans been growing and rebuilding the republican party, my focus has been and will continue to be on growing that bigger ten

and they're wrong about america. despite our imperfections and you will of the serious problems that we face, america remains the greatest nation on earth. people from all across the world still yearn to come here, to become americans. the rest of the world still looks to us for leadership and inspiration. and just ask yourself even on our darkest days, where on earth would you rather live than the united states of america? americans are not tired of freedom and democracy. they're tired of failed leadership. they haven't given up on the values that make our nation great, they're just fed up in politicians who put their interests before america. look, those of us blessed by your trust should give you a government that doesn't act as if it's something apart from you. but one that is of the people, by the time, and for the people. a government that appreciates that no one of us has all the answers or all the power. a government that tolerates contrary views among a diverse citizenry without making them into enemies or d

early on when the virus was first coming to america, yes, we didn't know what it was. but the thing was, when donald trump tried to do commonsense reactions and responses to this he was attacked. he was put in a rock and a hard place. he tried to shut down travel from china and was attacked. he tried to control at the borders, and he was attacked. later he was attacked because when he stepped back from doing some of his initial gut reaction things to secure america from the virus he was attacked because he didn't do some of the things he wanted to do in the first place. it was politicized from the start. i would have to say if we face another pandemic what i would like to see out of our white house, whether it is led by a republican or democrat, is to never force people into doing certain actions. always just suggest, advise, give the best case recommendations from the medical community, but never again with the forced closures, with the forcing of the face masks. host: you wouldn't put dr. fauci or dr. birx on that list? how would you clarify them? guest: obviously, t

who don't understand america. to confront the ideology of hate requires carrying on the all people . not makingdistinctions . in the scripture seeing that we're all part of the divine. love thyneighbor as thyself . that's the america i know. and most deserve, look. we're the most multiracial most dynamic nation in the history of the world . now is the time for the people of all races from every background to speak up as the majority of americans. these actions we've seen and these hate filled attacks represent the views of a hateful minority. we can't allow them to distort the real america. wecan't allow them to destroy the soul of the nation . as president of the united states i travel the world all the time . and other nations asked me, heads of state and other countries ask me what's going on? what in god's name happened january 6, whathappened in buffalo ? we have to refuse to live in a country where black people going about a weekly grocery shopping can begun to down by weapons of war deployed in a racist cau

reagan had a hopeful confidence in america. he trusted in the decency and the common sense of americans. today there are people in both parties no longer share the confidence and the unshakable faith in the american people. and they doubt whether we can or should still lead the free world. reagan was a great communicator who believed in the power but will the power. a government that government ths and debate with as much civility as passion and with a view to persuade, not intimidate, to encourage, not demonize. a government that can take on the big problems and make things better for all of our citizens. a government that all of america can be proud of. in 2022 and 2024, the republicans had a historic opportunity to put america back on the right course. while there are those who are more interested in attacking their fellow republicans been growing and rebuilding the republican party, my focus has been and will continue to be on growing that bigger tent and building a lasting governing coalition to change america for the bett

more than just our form of government which is part of the very soul of america, the soul of america. our democracy is our greatest gift as a nation, made holy by those we have loved and lost along the way. the democracy we undertake is constant work at perfecting union and we have not perfected it, but we never stop trying. opening the doors wider for opportunity, prosperity, and justice for people everywhere. our democracy is how we endure through every challenge, overcome every obstacle we faced in the last 246 years of government and how we have come back stronger than before. we must never walk away from that. we must never betray the lives laid down to make our nation a beacon to the world, a citadel of liberty and justice for everyone. this is the mission of our time. our memorial to them must not be just a day when we pause and pray. it must be a daily commitment to act, come together, to be worthy of the price that was paid. may god bring comfort to all of those who mourn. may god bless our gold star and survivors. and please, god, protect our troops. god bless america and al

joe biden promised to rebuild america. what we see today is that his build back better programmes and $1.7 trillion of new tax—and—spend measures is stuck, not least because people in your own party, in the senate, your own colleagues, manchin, sinema, they won't vote for it. and the public is thinking — where's the leadership here? i guess... were there aspirations that were beyond what a 50—50 senate could provide? i do think if president biden had said a year ago when he came in, you know, let's see if we can get covid behind us. let's make sure that we do, for the first time in a0 years, a major infrastructure investment from roads to broadband. can we end up reunifying nato? but it's stuck, senator, it's stuck. those are all things that have taken place. well, with great respect, half, more than half of his build back better programme is stuck in your place, the senate. an infrastructure bill that took... for the last eight presidents, people have said it was going to happen. broadly bipartisan, and i was prou

i did that, america. i made these prices really high. these stickers are spontaneously showing up everywhere in america. every state in the country, when you go to gas stations, has that, i did that. for anybody watching on tv, i encourage you to keep doing that because the american people are wise, mr. president. the secretary of energy, joe biden, they keep claiming we're doing all we can to make sure you don't get crushed by energy increases, and it's not true, and this jus shows that people get it. joe biden did that, and we know it. the american people know it. so we all know this, day one of the biden administration there was a focus on shutting down oil and gas production. certainly in my state, but across the country. limiting the ability to actually transport energy -- keystone x.l. but oil and gas pipelines, going to financial institutions strong-arming them not to invest in the american energy sector. mr. president, all those things have been happening since the beginning of this administration. so but now that you're seeing t

when i told my daughter, she texted me back and said that is america debt. -- america, dad. boy, is she right. i'm here for this tradition of the federation of republican women. thank you for doing your part to rescue america from the downward slide the democrats have put us on. the republican has never been stronger. i know we are on the road to victory in 2022 and we are going to win back america in 2024. [applause] all across this country, republicans are on a roll. the last election in 2020, despite our disappointment, we gained 15 seats in congress. nationwide we gained 10 million additional votes, the highest vote total of any republican ticket in the nation's history. the highest proportion of hispanic voters in 60 years -- hispanic and african-american voters in 60 years. just in the last year, republicans elected an attorney general, lieutenant governor, and governor in the blue state of virginia. [applause] and in new jersey, my personal favorite,, republicans had the biggest gains in two decades including a truck driver ran against the senate majority leader. he r

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it is modern-day america, here we are. maria: it's very disturbing look at the lies coming out the board is close, no it's not, inflation is transitory, no it's not right thank you so much vivek ramaswamy. thank you so much. trent's barking big recession fears now i'll be chairman ceo of bank of america along. plus white house is pushing for nuclear deal, even though iran nuclear deal, even though iran is confirming ongoing threats at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. (vo) for me, one of the best things about life is that vanguard. we keep moving forward. we discover exciting new technologies. redefine who we are and how we want to lead our lives. basically, choose what we want our future to look like. so what's yours going to be? before nexium 24hr, anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream.

they have gone from trump america first to biden america last and our nation is crumbling as a result? you like my idea of rand paul and mcconnell? i like both of them. >> i would pay to watch that. >> laura: how do you like that idea? they should tour the country, if indeed rand paul's position is so wildly unpopular -- >> laura: rand is where the voters are. mcconnell doesn't have it. >> laura: they're acting like it's a 1999 throwback. great to see you. >> thank you. >> laura: if you can't watch me live, make sure to set a series record on your dvr so you don't miss us at 10:00 p.m. up next, breaking news out of pennsylvania tonight. a new lawsuit. could that change the outcome of the senate gop primary? selina is here with details. stay there. go with simparica trio it's triple protection made simple! simparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, round and hookworms. dogs get triple protection in just one simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures. use with cautio

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he america and the world, that's what we have to do. look at the family farms like this as a reminder of the bounty, beauty and generosity in this nation. i know this, your tired of hearing me say this for two years, it -- a plateau with xi jinping, i've traveled with him and spent more time than any other world leader and he was talking about america is diminishing power and i said mr. president, it's never a good bet to bet against the american people. no one has ever one betting against american people and by the way, can you define america for me? was me and a translator and him and a translator, simultaneous translator. i turned my nose over to the state department, by the way. it matters. what happened was he said can you define america for me? it's been quoted a thousand times now. i said yes, one word, possibilities, the only nation in the world folks coming out of every crisis stronger than when we went in. every single time regardless of what it was, no other nation has done that. one reason why some places call ugly americans

it didn't report america's -- for africa or east asia. let us discard the search for a grand an abstract doctrine that's an idle or fruitless endeavor usually indulged by professors and journalists who don't know better. sorry, no offense. reasoning doesn't mean unprincipled reasoning, the exact opposite. we'd always get back to that basic principle of securing the blessings of liberty. the question itself is the principal died in each practical case. what course of action would keep america safe? what would preserve our freedom? what would promote widespread, durable prosperity? i believe these other questions that are greatest conservative statements that have always asked and had their foreign policies around. men like george washington, john quincy adams and ronald reagan. their answers seem to be very different on the surface. but this is exactly my point about provincial reasoning and foreign policies. let me give you an example. some might decide -- a young weak and fragile america. in fairly primitive military and communications t

and believe me, america, all of america will be watching. republicans will not be able to hide from the american people and cannot hide from their role in bringing roe to an end. >> well, there is no getting around it, this has been a very hard working week. the supreme court's plan to end a right that generations of women have known is devastating. so i just want every woman across the country to know that you are not alone in this fight. we are right here with you. and although i am heartbroken, i am also furious. i am furious at the conservatives on the supreme court for being so cruel. i'm furious at republican lawmakers and states across this country, who are passing extreme abortion laws and creating a health care crisis in their states and in their neighboring states. and i am furious at the fact that my republican colleagues here in the senate have filled our court with extreme antiabortion judges and taken every opportunity to attack the right to abortion, and even the birth control and family-planning services that patients across

their vision of america is a white america. so we've got to change the factors that get them to violence, whether it's socioeconomic, working on the hate, but to think that's just an executive order or some legislation is misguided. it is so much bigger. it is an existential threat. as we speak right now, here's the extremist forums, the chat right now is yes, the shooter is a hero, but you know what the debate? and probably should haven't antarctica elted a supermarket. maybe blacks weren't the way to go. he should have targeted pro-choice protests. why? because they've linked this to white replacement theory. they say we need more white babies. we're not getting enough. and therefore people who are pro-choice are actually part of the white replacement theory. this is the lunacy that's going on right now as we speak in these forums. >> frank, does it matter? should we stop calling them nuts and loons? are they extremists? the country has faced extremism of a form, variety, in a very different way than it seems to be willing to

all, all, it is your fault and you heard everybody in america and everybody in america knows it kind of like, don't, don't pay attention to what's happening behind the curtains. and they want us to focus on other things from them, with broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us right now. the evacuation from the surrounded as a stall factory in mario pal has officially been completed. this is, according to the latest statement from the russian defense ministry. over 50 civilians have been taken to safety from the main battle on the, in the conflict within the last few days, bringing the total number of evacuees there to more than $100.00. ukraine claims that all women, children, and the elderly have been evacuated from the as of solstio plant. russia for as far says, all of the rescued civilians were taken to temporary accommodation sites with the assistance of the u. n. and the red cross. now we've heard from some of those evacuated about what the experience godaddy. i forgot to mention when

it's time to take america forward again. [cheers and applause] in 1992 i announced my run for congress on the day that planned parenthood v. casey decision came down. putting new restrictions on a woman's right to choose. because i wanted equal rights for women. and more pro-choice legislators, more pro-choice votes in congress. and that's what we need to protect a woman's right to choose. this week, with my colleagues, we march to the senate to urge them to pass the women's health protection act like we passed in the house. rolling back roe lays the groundwork for the court to also take us backward on fundamental rights like access to contraception and marriage equality. we need to take america forward, not backwards. let's be clear. abortion bans have the most harmful effects on people of color, the lgbtq community, young people and low-income americans will suffer the most. let this be a wake-up callment we are not defeated. we will not go backwards. there is no democracy if women cannot make choices about their own bodie

you end up in this stalemate as america always does. whilst the families grieve behind us in the school. roz: because school shootings are not unusual in america, with the school have been protected in any way? >> who don't know the full details about that. but the thing with a lot of schools in america is that they are used drills where they practice if there is an active shooter. which horrifies many americans who don't believe that should be the answer. they want meaningful gun legislation. they don't want children or anyone to live with this. just on texas itself, texas is a very pro-gun state. last year the governor, who held a press conference earlier, signed a law that allows anyone in the state over 21 to carry a handgun and anyone over 18 to carry a rifle without license or training. another thing, the annual conference of the nra, you mentioned their powerful national rifle association, the pro-gun lobby is holding its annual conference here this weekend where you will see texas senators, the texas governor in attendance as we

it feels like now america is really rewinding time. i know that you have been one of the biggest donors to women's reproductive rights in america. what are some of the things we can do? >> first of all, this is a worldwide struggle. there are a lot of countries that have never had these rights. it's strange to have the u.s. go back. our foundation does a lot on getting contraception out. some people fight against that. my dad ran the chair of the local planned parenthood. so, you know, the idea of choice seems pretty basic. mostly you think it's forward progress, not one step backwards. >> trevor: not one step back-- what is it, one small step for the supreme court, one giant leap back for women in america. ( applause ) let's talk about the book. bill gates "how to prevent the next pandemic." why are you saying there's going to be a next pandemic, bill? why are you putting that juju on us? >> well, the risk is always there. we actually were pretty lucky that we went 100 years without a really terrible pandemic. 1918 spanish flu, now co

now is the time for america to come together and support america's farmers. we just provided relief for ukraine were we to be looking at some losses there of wheat and other commodities we just provided ukraine with $40 billion in aid and nothing in that spending package for america's farmers i know there are tronic get some things done but america has to come back together. and work together by the same scene that's divided right now. were divided here in our country on race, bitterness, and hatred. love is always greater than hate. we have to find a way to work together so that we can get something done and that's the american. >> hannity: this is maybe what we part ways politically and this no hate in my voice here this frustration of feeling. i'm frustrated that two-thirds of americans are living paycheck to paycheck and i believe that that's unnecessary i believe that giving up american energy independence with one of the dumbest things of this country's ever done baking are ran, venezuela, that doesn't make sense to me. maybe you agree with that i don't

as our north america editor, sarah smith, reports. reporter: in houston, four hours from uvalde, the nra our meeting today. thousands of gun owners gathering to defend their right to own weapons. facing angry protesters who are demanding greater gun control in america. >> do you understand why people are not calling for tighter gun control? >> i can understand it. there's a lot of people people out there. -- evil people out there. i think we need to control crime. reporter: if evil people didn't have access to semi automatic weapons, they would be able to commit msacres in school. >> that's one way to look at it. reporter: what's another way to lookt it? >> control crime. >> if you have personal that want to be trained, they can be trained and armed and you are going to restrict the access of any crazy nut that the sites are common -- it is not the weapon, it is the nut that's got the weapon. >> it is because the nut has a weapon he's able to go in and do so. >> but, but, but -- why don't you protect the schools? you say the schools a

he only meant that america wld help taiwan to defend itself. no matter, in beijing the reaction was immediate and furious. >> we deplore and reject the u.s. remarks. taiwan is an inseparable part of the chinese territory. the taiwan issue is a purely chinese interl affair that will not stand for any foreign interference. america's official position on taiwan is called strategic ambiity. they don't say they will defend the own island but they don't say they wouldn't. they are supposed to keep the chinese government guessing. there are many who say that policy no longer works and it is ti for america to much more explicit but there arethers who say that's a really bad idea. >> and the fact that the united states has fallen. my own view is that it would provoke the attack that we seek toeter. >> the truth is, china's massive military buildup is causing real anxiety here in tokyo and in washington. both are trying to come up with a new strategy to counter the threat to taiwan. in the meantime, president biden seems to have been speaking his own tru

the goal is destroying america. in in all for us marxist. this is just a little division of labor google that division of labor eric mann. and in that that is what is about that's why jonathan has decided to to waste this battle and write his books. he said he said kind of an unsung hero in this crusade and hopefully after this book he will continue to be a hero, but he will no longer be unsung. thank you. thank you mike for those generous comments. that was very kind of you and thank you for setting the stage for what we're going to talk about now in the next few minutes. it is my pleasure to invite up here with me ian rowe who is a senior fellow at the american enterprise institute co-founder of vertex partnership academies a new network of interbaccalaureate high schools in the bronx. he is works with the woodson center as well as the 1776 unites project distinguished writer former. ceo of public prep network of charter schools and bronx and manhattan and an author himself whose book agency. we're going to talk about as well coming out in

samsung did not invest $17 billion without, as we say in america, running the numbers. the united states is a top destination for foreign direct investments like the one samsung is making because we have a world-class highly skilled and highly committed workers. any company that invests in the u.s. and partnerships with our most highly skilled and dedicated and engaged workers in the world, american union members. still lantus knows how much benefit comes from a successful relationship with a union in america. they have a national agreement with my friend ray curry of the united auto workers. for every joint venture, electric vehicle batteries would be made stronger by collective bargaining with american unions. we have outstanding skill in a union building and construction workers ready to build a new samsung facility in texas. let's work together to make this happen and to get the plant built on time, on budget, safely, and efficiently. union labor means the best works that it delivers the best return on investment. the united states has premier colleges and universit

under my leadership we never surrender america's sovereignty and we always put america first. i remember in the early weeks of the biden administration, he said we are not going to stand for america first. you cannot say that. all of the things we talk about, and many of the things we do not talk about, compared that with how great america was just two years ago. there was no inflation, the war with russia going into ukraine would never have happened. i spoke to putin about it. -- he didn't do it. sleepy eyes had to leak the fake press. did you ever meet the fake press? president donald trump on the face the nation. that really should be the name of these shows. he was saying, how come this never happened with trump? don't forget, georgia was given up by bush. hate to say it. crimea was given up by obama and biden. nothing was given up by trump. and then all of ukraine essentially was given up by biden. what did they have left? with all the shooting, rockets, every city is rubble. there's no win here for anybody. this should have never been allowed to start. it would have 100%

her story was america's story . her story was america's story . she'd love to speak about america as the indispensable nation to her, the phrase was never a statement of arrogance. it was about gratitude. for all this country made it possible for her was a testament to her belief and the endless possibilities that only america could help unlock around the world and her true understanding of what america and its power could achieve when it's united with and motivated by enduring american values. that's why there was nothing she loved more than swearing in new citizens to this great nation of ours. she would like, reminding them that she once stood where they stood. having gained the blessings of liberty she wanted nothing more than to share them around the globe. to madeleine from my perspective, there was no higher mission. no greater honor than to serve this great experiment in freedom known as the united states of america. may her memory continue to be a blessing to our mission. and may we remember her words and d

a weekend in america. both of these mass shootings happened less than 24 hours after a white supremacist massacred innocent shoppers at a grocery store in buffalo, new york. the shooter was wearing tactical gear, carrying an ar-15 assault rifle, a weapon designed to kill people. he shot 13 people, 11 of whom were black, in an act of racist violence. ten of the victims died. each of these ten people had left home saturday maybe to grab dinner, buy groceries for the week, and they never rushed of the now their fees are facing the unimaginable trauma of loss. in an instant they lost a grandparent, a child, a spouse. to those families, i say you do not grieve alone. america grieves with you. one of the victims was aaron salter. he was a retired police officer working as a security guard at the grocery store when it was attacked. officer aaron salter was a hero. when the gunman entered the store, officer salter didn't flinch. he leapt into action to save the lives of the shoppers and employees. but there was on

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so, that's part of america, having that embrace, and it's the america that i strive to make sure actually has that voice at the table, so that we're in a position to make inclusive public policy. there's the other part of america, though, where when i was a news reporter for the montgomery county sentinel, i had to cover two brutal homicides of young black trans women not far from here, right over in montgomery county in maryland, and one of them was in october of 2015. she was a young woman named zella ziona. she was dragged out into an alleyway and she was shot once in the head and shot once in the groin and left to die in front her screaming mother by someone who would later say in court, or basically that the court files would later show, you know, he didn't want to be seen, or he deemed her to be too flamboyant, right? and then there was another case where i had to go and cover another horrific homicide of a young woman named keyonna blakeney, and her dad crying to me on the phone months later, "i miss my baby girl, "i miss my baby girl", and knowing fully well that there are still t

it was a day when america changed in so many ways. that was the beginning of tsa security checks at airports, things that have become common place in our life were initiated because of 9/11. and did we ever mount an effort to stop international terrorism against the united states. we were serious. it was a deadly serious issue, 3,000 innocent people losing their lives on 9/11. we were bound and determined, so determined that this senate declared war on al-qaeda and called for the invasion of afghanistan. i voted for that because i felt then and feel now, no one should attack the united states with impunity, there's a price to pay, and so we made a decision which for 20 years guided our foreign policy in afghanistan. and in other decisions by the scores around the world that really fought final terrorism. we learned something, madam president, recently. last year we had the director of the fbi come before us and i asked him about domestic terrorism. what about the terrorists in america itself that are killing innocent people? his repor

america but don't understand america. it requires caring about all people, not making distinctions. in the scripture, we're all part of the divine. love thy neighbor as yourself. that's the america i know, that jill knows. and most deserve the most -- look, we are the most multiracial, most dynamic nation in the history of the world. now is the time for the people of all races, from every background to speak up as a majority in america and reject white supremacy. these actions we've seen in these hate-filled attacks represent the views of a hate-filled minority. we can't allow them to distort america. the real america. we can't allow them to destroy the soul of the nation. as president of the united states, i travel the world all the time. and other nations ask me, heads of state in other countries ask me, what's going on? what in god's name happened on january 6th th? what happened in buffalo? they'll ask. we have to refuse to live in a country where black people going about a weekly grocery shopping can be gunned down b

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we've always put america second, but where america is comeatond, let's in first. and that's what see people do i we got to get this economy back together, guys getting national securitymm back together, get the communities safer. and we also gotal to get that american dream where you can't do it if you come in second when america leadon this world , doing well. and right nowight i got to tello them topp my coming in second.wa well, we don't want that . i want people to want to fight t for this countryhi, fight for this america dream. >> they don't seem to want to do it. ng ti'm going to get into this h david perdue on just a second here. you did hear the comments of stacey abrams about georgia being the worst ag place to li. if you think it's that bad, t maybe the people of georgiaat will give you a one waye ticket to the state of your choice if you're not happy there. r >> well, i'm totally shocked b by her saying that because why areou you here? why are you running for governor if this is the worst place to live? youd can't make it better because you had your ch

they say, fear in white america, that and rural white america, that different people are gonna come into your community, with guns. and truth, we've had very little terror attack since 9/11. but each of these massacres and schools is a terror attack. and what's profoundly disturbing, stephanie, something like climate change that's hard to get our hands around, that's global. we've got to work with other countries. this is an armed country. america is the only industrialized nation with this insane gun policy. there is no way an 18, 18, 19, 20 to 21, should be walking out on their birthdays, getting these semi automatic weapons. ar, you know, fifteens, on training marksman. it's spraying bullets a madly in every direction. you barely touch the trigger, and they go out. the killing machines. yet, we've had not just newtown, but las vegas, orlando, charles town, when will it and? you look at the political culture right now in america, this midterm election here, i don't see any big movement to tackle this heinous problem of the gun lobby being so powerful. >> well, we gotta start somewhere.

they say, fear in white america, that and rural white america, that different people are gonna come into your community, with guns. and truth, we've had very little terror attack since 9/11. but each of these massacres in schools is a terror attack. and what's profoundly disturbing, stephanie, something like climate change that's hard to get our hands around, that's global. we've got to work with other countries. this is in our country. america is the only industrialized nation with this insane gun policy. there is no way an 18, 19, 20 to 21 year old, should be walking out on their birthdays, getting these semi automatic weapons. ar, you know, fifteens, are not training marksman. it's spraying bullets a madly in every direction. you barely touch the trigger, and they go out. they are killing machines. yet, we've had not just newtown, but las vegas, orlando, charles town, when will it end? yet you look at the political culture right now in america, this midterm election here, i don't see any big movement to tackle this heinous problem of the gun lobby being so powerful. >> well, we gotta