that was october 1st of last fall, the las vegas shooting. in the days after that, the white house said they were supportive of some type of conversation limiting bump stocks. that's the last we heard until today. a moment ago, in the east room, the president said this. >> i signed a memorandum directing the attorney general to propose regulations to ban all devices that turn legal weapons into machine guns. >> so again, the first time the president and the white house have talked about this since october, nearly four months or so. it is a sign that this pressure that's building on some type of gun reform is reaching the white house. the bigger question is what else will they do? what does had do specifically? we don't yet know. the president talked about it but it is the first we've heard about it. >> as far as we know no, connection between bump stocks and what happened in florida. thanks so much. my political the panel is here with me. what is your reaction to this? is this the white house trying to grab at something to show that they unde

las vegas, oh my god, so horrible. but after all these tragedies that all had an ar-15, now it's our school. and they really cared and really wanted to do something, they had their chance. and today was another chance. and their chance is gone. it shows that they don't care about us. >> cheryl, have you thought about what you plan to do now in terms of activism? obviously seeing this today, seeing it up close, i know you said you didn't expect it to go through. but the sheer numbers of votes against it. does it make you less -- does it make you not want to continue activism? does it make you more determined? what happens now? >> it made me so much more determined. to become a true activist. i'm going to do everything in my power to get those around me to vote correctly. vote the people who don't represent us out of office. >> it sounds like what happened at your school has sort of changed your perspective or changed perhaps the trajectory of your career what you're thinking about for your life. do you think it's fair t

for everyone we lost at the newtown sandy hook, at virginia tech, orlando at the pulse shooting and las vegas. that is only the beginning. march 24th things are going to change. >> it's not our job to tell you senator rubio how to protect us. the fact that we even have to do this is appalling. our job is to go to school, learn and not take a bullet. you need to figure this out, that's why you were unfortunate plea elected. your job to protect us our blood is on your hands. >> cordes: i know that millions of people are watching to see where you take this movement. you've already got tens of thousand of followers online and we'll be watching to see if you're able to change for the entrenched political dynamic here in washington. thank you so much to the five of you for joining us today. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you. >> cordes: weep be right back. >> cordes: >> cordes: for watch can. tune in to "60 minutes" for margaret brennan's interview with secretary of state rex tillerson. for "face the nation" i'm nancy cordes, we'll leave you today with the memorial of the marjorie stoneman

the las vegas newspaper that . . howie: steve wynn resigned from his las vegas casino empire this week amid sexual allegations. the las vegas journal admitting it killed the story about wynn 20 years ago. but the paper can't say exactly why the story never made it. now the paper is owned by a rival. what an embarrassment to have killed that thing in 1998. fox news deleted an online couple that was in my view offensive it was by john moody. moody wrote that the u.s. olympics committee want to change the team's motto from faster, stronger. to gayer and fairer. the gay rights group glad accused him of vicious lgbtq and buys at what should be the greatest moment of these athletes' lives. "newsweek" which once compared donald trump to charles manson is in total meltdown. the chief content officer was us spend over sexual harassment allegations then brought back. the editor was fired. allegations of improperly buying online traffic that new york prosecutors are investigating. matt cooper has resigned calling the firings a

that specifically relates to what happened back in las vegas. the cornyn bill which would have stopped what took place in southerland spring, the awful church shooting there. the president is expecting new openness in the course of the last several days following that awful shooting in parkland. among those reportedly having conversations with associates he would be open to raising the age limit for those who are able to buy guns like the ar-15 weapon that was purchased by nikolas cruz there, putting the age up to 21. privately behind the scenes we're hearing interesting conversations from those that speak to the president, saying the president has been frustrated that more had not been done in the time since those past shootings. he said effectively why is this always on my shoulders? why hasn't the department of justice done more? those comments were striking as the president ordered the department of justice to write those regulations banning devices like bump stocks. there was a review under way. the president was saying enough of the review

oo la la! at&t gives you more for your thing. more entertainment, internet, and unlimited plans. more for your thing. yeah, that's our thing. >>> the breaking news just out in "the new york times" tonight, jared kushner's battle to keep his access to highly classified material, putting him at odds with chief of staff john kelly wanting access, even though he does not have a full security clearance. he's on a temporary security clearance and has been for the past year. >> anderson, isn't the problem nepotism? that's really what this is all about. jared kushner is not qualified for the job he's doing. his only qualification is that he's the president's son-in-law. he's a modestly successful real estate developer -- >> of his father's company. >> of his father's company, lucky sperm club, and he seems to be -- >> lucky sperm club. >> he seems to be losing the fortune that he was given through this disastrous investment in 666 fifth avenue, which is leading to some of these problems, because he's trying to get investors from china, from qatar, which we have foreign policy issues. but

. >> could a las vegas newspaper have stopped winn20 years ago? the story on white house staff secretary rob porter began with the tabloid daily mail. a second daily mail piece quoting his second ex-wife and she got a protective order against him. >> these -- outrageous allegations are false. i took the photos to the media and they are not what has been described. howie: willoughby did a lengthy sit-down with anderson cooper. >> he came to the shower and opened the door and pulled me out to continue yelling at me. >> he put his hand on you and pulled you out? >> yeah. >> was that a startling moment for you? >> i think up until that moment i didn't realize i was in an abusive marriage. >> is this a coordinated smear campaign? >> no. i had no intentions of disparaging rob. howie: reporters asked the president about the allegations against rob porter. >> we wish him well. he worked very hard. i found out about it recan'tly and i was surprised by it. we wish him well. it's obviously a tough time for him. he also as you probably know, he says he's inno

the room was not with wayne la pierre yesterday. at one point he said i sense it's a little quiet out there. but it was quiet, he said, they must be scared and all gun owners should be. the reason they were quiet is because they weren't buying what he was selling. >> i heard that a couple of other times. i've heard that it was -- there was a disconnect between what he was saying and -- and also there was a disconnect for a lot of people who were attending who went to it a couple of years back when donald trump was, you know, going to be the primary and people were even wondering whether he would be booed when he got there. this is not donald trump's crowd but they've sort of -- they've adopted this nationalism position, this inviting the racist leaders from europe who are actually, you know, actually on economic issues, a socialist. there is nothing conservative about this and i -- what's amazing is though that even though they're appointing these -- bringing over these national lists sort of socialist leaders who -- who want univer

i was in las vegas, in orlando, san bernardino. i'm sure you have sat there and watched a number of these. there's a kind of learned helplessness. you feel like you're sitting in a car in neutral and gunning the engine as you watch this transpire. do you feel that way? >> i don't feel helpless. i don't feel helpless because as i said on the senate floor, the responsibility for this lies in our hands. it is congress that has applied a kind of quiet unintentional endorsement to the murders. these are copycat killings. used to be there was a greater diversity of weapon used. not anymore. it's an ar-15 every time. there's a deadiness to the weapon that's unique. talk to those of us how have seen the crime scene reports from sandy hook. by doing nothing about it, by refusing to have debate about criminalizing the purchase of these weapons, we're sending this just very strange perverse signal to these unhinged young men contemplating crimes of violence that if it comes with no condemnation from the highest levelses of government, then ma

oo la la! at&t gives you more for your thing. more entertainment, internet, and unlimited plans. more for your thing. yeah, that's our thing. >>> so here's a tough question that needs to be addressed. should the fbi have prevented the florida school shooting? on friday a bureau revealed that a person close to cruz had reported concerns about him. but the bureau did not appropriately follow established protocols in following up on the tip. this follows the news that we have already heard that last fall a mississippi bail bondsman alerted the fbi to the fact that he had seen a comment posted on youtube where someone identifying himself as nikolas cruz said quote, i'm going to do the professional school shooter. he said something and the fbi immediately came out and interviewed him. but the next time he heard from the fbi was wednesday in the immediate aftermath of the horrific shooting. the special agent in charge of the miami office said they couldn't find the person who posted the comment and they didn't think they had enough day to subpoena google to pinpoint the individual. onl

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just pretend that we're talking about guns in the wake of the las vegas shooting. did that happen long enough so we can talk about gun policy? >> yeah. >> because you all have this rule that you're not allowed to talk about gun control unless it's -- what's the sniem 30 days? 60 days? 100 days? >> the republicans house in december passed a bill sponsored by richard hudson that demands 180-day review of bump stocks to look at the stats and get rid of them if necessary. it also had to do with a background check which cornyn and murphy are talking about in the senate. >> but jack -- >> all the things -- >> kids should not be involved in the debate because they're grieving -- >> i know gun control debates fairly well, having gone through many of them. but the democrats, jeffrey, had the opportunity to reinstate the assault weapons ban. they're not really assault weapons, not according to the u.s. army. they're weapons that look like -- they are semiautomatic. that might be a technical term. but why didn't the democrats -- >> should they have? >> i would say they should

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police say the las vegas shooter used bump stocks when he slaughtered more than 50 people last fall. president trump says he's open to improving the background check system and raising the minimum age to buy a gun. a new poll from quinnipiac university shows 97% of americans favor mandatory background checks for all purchases. we don't have it. not really close to it. chris murphy from connecticut co-sponsored the latest background check bill. he said if this is all the white house is willing to do, it's wholly insufficient. team fox coverage continues with john roberts on the north lawn. john? >> the president will have the meeting this afternoon and he will likely hear the same pleas for change that we heard from tallahassee and those students. here's who will be attending. 15 to 20 students, teachers and parents from marjory stoneman douglas high school, davis hogg who you have seen on the air and many programs was invited. he wanted to go to the tallahassee rally so he's not coming to the white house. there will be members of sandy hog promise. this san efficacy group created by

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they certainly claim to have, there is no doubt they were both at the same celebrity golf event in las vegas where stormy says she met him for the first time. into the circle of trump? >> so cara mcdu gle is a play mate that said she had an affair with trump around 2006 when stormy daniels the porn star says she had a sexual encounter with him. >> the same vent? the same time. >> they certainly claim to have, there is no doubt they were both at the same celebrity golf event in las vegas where stormy says she met him for the first time. >> and so ka -- cara makes this claim. what happens next. >> she ended up being paid by michael cohen and ends up striking a deal with american media which is basically this parent company to the national enquirer and tabloids and what has become increasingly clear is that trump had a very close relationship with david pecker, the head of the america media and it would seem the publication, the media company was basically willing to buy and bury stories that were potentially damaging to trump and cohen, you know, what we realize the in the course of our

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that is a change even after las vegas. even after newtown, even after everything else. >> absolutely. >> what about law enforcement? what about we've heard about the fbi missing and you talked about this last night missing a warning, but also you had local law enforcement officers being called to the shooters house, something like 30, 35 times over the past couple years. and somehow the guy still able -- first of all, they didn't move on him. secondly, we need people from florida, you and me, we tuns ba we understand the baker. we need to toughen up the baker act. to keep guns away from people who are mentally ill. what do you think about the fact that law enforcement officers were warned all of these times and this guy could -- this teenager, troubled teenager could still walk in a store and get ar 15. >> i'm glad you asked that. first things first, law enforcement in the past week from the day of the shooting and even knowing many members of local law enforcement, i just want to on tv wrap my arms around you and give you

that disturbing rev las vegaslation was information provided to nunes from the white house in the first lace. was that about a fisa warrant. was that about that too? what is this all about? the trump campaign did hire someone, lord knows why, who had no foreign policy profile, no national security profile and no political profile at all. he was believed by the fbi to either be a whiting foreign agent or at least a u.s. person who was in contact with the foreign intelligence agency. the fbi had him on their radar if years. during the course of the trump campaign, another trump foreign policy adviser came to the attention of counterintelligence officials because of his contacts with russian intelligence. to the fbi was on that case. they were looking at these matters not without pause. and they did get a fisa warrant in 2016. we can confirm that because they released classified information to the public about it in order to make this big political point about it. but they have been trying to make some big political point about this warrant on carter page for a long time. it seems like the

. >> cordes: you can't kill -- wait a minute, congressman, in las vegas the shooter was able to injury 500 people in minutes. you can't do that with a shovel or a brick. >> , no you cannot. and that's why i say you should look at the instrumentmentality and magazine capacity and speed with which the projective including bump stocks, but you also have to look at the shooter. nancy, in almost half the instances of mass shootings there was notice provided to someone that the person was going to do what he ultimately did. school shootings almost 80% of the time there was notice provided. so you have to look at all of it. if you only look at the instrumentmentality and you don't look at the person who is pulling the trigger you're doing a disservice to everyone who wants to see an end to killings including mass killings. >> cordes: i think what these kid are saying, we have looked at all of these things, just haven't done anything y., for example, hasn't congress taken action on bump stocks, this is something that both sides agree should be curtailed. if you're saying that we need to make i

when a crazed man in las vegas guns down country music fans that just want to go hear to their country music stars and sing along and have a nice night out after working hard all week, donald trump has no answers. he's clueless. paul ryan says we shouldn't talk about this. why we need to figure out what's behind all this, and yet congress is not allowed our federal government to study the effects of gun violence since 1996. they have banned it every single year. and the people that i respect very much who are intellectuals, i'm just going to say, i think they're just ignorant of the law. maybe they're not lawyers, but they keep talking about fundamental rights. the fundamental right to carry around a military-style assault weapon. justice scalia said that that was not a fundamental right. the united states supreme court said that was not a fundamental right. even when the supreme court was saying that americans for the first time because of the second amendment had the right to keep and bear arms, they specifically said that these weapons of war, these military assault rifles, the type

oo la la! at&t gives you more for your thing. more entertainment, internet, and unlimited plans. more for your thing. yeah, that's our thing. >>> the first public story, it was the president and the porn actress. and now it is the president and the playboy model. reports of a nine-month affair that president trump allegedly had starting in 2006 just a few months after melania trump gave birth to their son. accura accusations of a subsequent effort to keep miss mcdougal silent. cnn's kate bennett joins me now. do you we know when the first lady decided to head to andrew's air force base separately than the president? >> reporter: it was an unusual decision and we heard late the gui guidance that the white house put out. we learned shortly before that she would be taking a car due to her schedule. there was nothing public on her schedule today however. we are used to seeing the first couple walk across the south lawn before they leave to mar-a-lago. so certainly a last minute and somewhat unusual decision. >> also coming on the heels who the first lady -- >> reporter: we haven't he

we saw it in las vegas. what was a good guy going to do to stop shooting of 600 people when the guy was in hotel room hundreds of feet away? >> that's totally separate issue. i'm talking about school shootings. >> what would happen in fort hood? >> i'm glad you mentioned this. >> let me finish. fort hood, the u.s. naval facility in washington d.c. >> yard. >> the naval yard. plenty of examples. yes i know they don't have weapons. everybody has weapons and facility. what you are going to say. >> no, they don't have weapons. >> plenty of examples where people have armed weapons, and they are still not able to stop a bad person with a gun. >> so how do you want to protect schools? >> way to do it, the way other countries do it, the way they don't have mass shootings, they don't have the access to guns that we do. they don't pal lou people who have mental issues to have access to guns. >> we don't here either. >> young people to have access. they have universal background checks. they make sure we restrict certa

announced today that he's asking for regulations to ban devices like the bump stocks used in last october's las vegas massac. the president spoke at an awards ceremo at the white house, nearly a week after the school shooting in parkland, florida, that left 17 people dead. >> we must move past cliches and tired debates, and focus on evidence-based solutions and security measures, that actually work and that make it easier for men and women of law enforcement to protect our children and protect our safety. >> woodruff: mr. trump also said that he is meeting with survivors and local officials this week to discuss school safety. meanwhile, some 100 parkland students are making a 400-mile t bus trthe state capitol in tallahassee. they will lobby lawmakers tomorrow for new gun laws. but today, the florida state house voted not to consider a baon assault rifles, as several parkland survivors looked on. in the day's other news, special counsel rortueller has obtained another guilty plea in l s probe of russian meddling in the 2016 presidentection. attorney alex van der zwaan appeared in federal court

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that would seem to include accessories like the bump stock, used in the las vegas massacre a few months ago and trigger cranks, to artificially increase the speed on which you can pull the trigger on a semiautomatic rifle. the president didn't specify. there's a lot of ambiguity as to proceed earlierly wh-- procedur they're going to do. they reportedly decided after the las vegas massacre that only congress could make laws to restrict these accessories, the justice department couldn't do it by regulation alone. but now the president has told the justice department to produce these recommended regulations. nobody quite know what is that will mean. we're watching that develop tonight. we're looking for more clarity or specificity about what the white house thinks it's doing here and what it is actually doing here and sometimes those are two different things. so we'll have more on that ahead over the course of this hour. there's also a new cloud of confusion that has just blown in off the horizon concerning the president's family and the high-profile white house role the president has give

national correspondent william la jeunesse is on the u.s. mexican border tonight. >> an old rusty border wall first authorized by president clinton is coming down, replaced with a steel fence from president trump. >> we are going to build the wall. >> not until congress approves billions of dollars. "i have decided that sections of the wall that california wants to build now will not be built until the whole wall is approved." california wanting to build a wall is news to the state attorney general who has been fighting it. president trump praised federal district judge gonzalo curiel. >> de trump administration has basically acted like a king and said i can waive any and all laws along the border region. >> the state judge rejected the argument saying no. congress delegated to its executive counterpart responsibility to construct border barriers as needed and areas of high illegal entry. >> the time for individuals to cross illegally into the united states and vanished into the interior is seconds. >> former border patrol chief mike fisher

we saw that also after las vegas. is that a new element in way presidents are rated by the press or did you experience much the same during the george bush administration? >> well, i remember on september 11th, the press was pretty sharply critical of the two first speeches president bush gave. he was not as good in those first two speeches i have to say as he was later as september 11th and the events unfolded. the press can be quick harsh judges. i do have to say donald trump's speech after the shooting i thought was very good. he touched on the right points made the right points. look he's much more declarative president, much more action oriented president. and a twitter oriented president. so he doesn't show emotion as well as some of his predecessors. i don't know that skill alone you should measure presidents by. >> i remember george w. bush rallying the country after 9/11. interesting observation. let's look at the white house handling the rob porter mess. how did this what should have been a two day story at

this became a massive discussion after the shooting in las vegas. this is a mechanism, an attachment to a gun used by a shooter. itt allows the individual to increase the weight at which their gun is fired. the president is saying it needs to be done through executive action, instructing his justice department and the atf to try to change the rules to ban those. there is an open question as to whether or not they have the authority to actually do that. some democrats on capitol hill still having for a legislative fix. at this point the president staying with executive action. now age limits. this is something the president brought up in the last few days and it brakes sharply from where the nra is on this. the shooter having access to an ar-15 style rifle. those rifles you can purchase once you reach the age of 18. for handguns it's only the age of 21. the nra is opposed to that. a lot of republicans i talk to are opposed to that as well. then you move to background checks. this is where the details actually matters, the nuance actually matters. the

months ago on october 1st, a gunman used an ar-15 to kill people at eight country music tes festival in las vegas. on november 5th, the ar was used to kill 26 church goers in sutherland springs texas, including eight members of one family alone and the pastor's daughter. earlier today the mother of one of the victims had this question for the president. let's watch. >> president trump, you say what can you do? you can stop the guns from getting into these children's hands! put middle detectors in every entrance to the schools? what can you do? you can do a lot. >> the interesting thing, i'll start with kurt on this one, is that the absence of conversation is mandatory now. you must not talk about it. and two weeks from now, we're not talking about this. they'll say you can talk about it but nobody wants to talk about it. you can't talk any policy. i don't want to hear from policymakers except about policy. >> that's why it exists. >> i don't want to hear how to contact my faith leader. i don't need trump to tell me how to find my church. i go there. i need him to lead this country in doing

, shopping in k copenhag copenhagen, dinner in sweden, trips to buckingham palace and kensington pa las and a visit to tower bridge and the london eye, and windsor castle, all on the taxpayer dime. there's more, he took his wife to the wimbledon's final on the trip he said it was okay to accept the tickets because they were from a friend. but when they contacted the friend who provided him with the tickets he admitted to investigators in an interview that she didn't know shulkin's wife's name. and his staff charged taxpayers for $4,000 for which they described as airport parking. where did you park? nobody has explained that one yet. in the course of repairing this report, the inspector general referred him to the chief of staff of staff for altering paperwork, saying he was getting an award, he wasn't getting an award but he changed the e-mails to lie and say he did. the justice department decided not to pursue criminal prosecution. but not secretary shulkin, he suggested last night that maybe that e-mail was doctored by a hacker. huh? this morning secretary arrived on capitol hill for

we are fighting for the victims of las vegas. and we are going to be emphasizing the need for gun safety and the need for mental health education because both of them are equally as important because together they cause huge destruction and we hopefully are going to be able to bring up new ideas to the senate in hopes that they will form a special session in the coming months that use our suggestions to create new bills. >> jaclyn, let me jump in because i was talking to a dad last hour who lost his son. this is what he said for me to say to you. he ifull of hope listening to your young voices, but what are you going to say when these lawmakers say guns aren't the problem, people are. what do you >> well, hopefully they won't be saying that to us considering we are using an emotional appeal and they've only ever heard the logical appeal. in the event they do say that we'll say right back that we do not need you. we are students that created this movement and we've already been getting so much media attention, so much support from

stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com ruth marcus. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders today also commented on president trump's assessment of embattled chief of staff john kelly. >> where does john kelly stand as we sit here today, if the president has confidence in him, why does he have confidence in him based on everything we've learned over the last week. >> look, i don't have anything further to add. the president has confidence in his chief of staff. >> i don't know what that means. a vote of confidence doesn't necessarily translate to a job security for anyone, especially when dealing with the trump crowd. let's watch. >> reince is doing a fantastic job at the white house. and i believe he has the president's confidence. >> does he remain as chief of staff. >> i think reince is doing a great job as chief of staff. >> basically question here, does the national security

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so, first of all, if the president cares about this, why didn't this happen after las vegas? why did it take 17 dead high school students? but, second of all, it's not at all clear that actually the -- that this can be accomplished by regulation. his own bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms has basically concluded that you can't do this by regulation alone, and so if you wanted to get rid of bump stocks, what you would be doing is supporting legislation to do it. >> ruth marcus, thank you very much for doing this tonight on this very sad subject. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> tonight's last word is next. ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all new 2018 subaru forester models. now through february 28th. this is food made to sit down for. slow down for. put the phone away, and use a knife and fork for. and with panera catering, it's food worth sharing. panera. food as it should be. and with panera catering, it's food worth sharing. d

so, first of all, if the president cares about this, why didn't this happen after las vegas? why did it take 17 dead high school students? but, second of all, it's not at all clear that actually the -- that this can be accomplished by regulation. his own bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms has basically concluded that you can't do this by regulation alone, and so if you wanted to get rid of bump stocks, what you would be doing is supporting legislation to do it. >> ruth marcus, thank you very much for doing this tonight on this very sad subject. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> tonight's last word is next. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. so why accept it from your allergy pills? most pills don't finish the job because they don't relieve nasal congestion. flonase allergy relief is different. flonase relieves sneezing, itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose, plus nasal congestion, which pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. and 6 is greater than 1. start your day with flonase for

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van jones, 7:00 saturday night, bringing together two victims of the las vegas shooting with one of the men who sold that killer his guns. organizers of the women's march and nba star steph curry will also be his guests. thank you. thank you very much. >>> still ahead here a former fbi assistant director joins me live to respond to attacks on that agency but first a teacher who has spent 25 years in broward county schools, the president of their union. let's ask her, how does she feel about the prospect of putting guns in the classroom? older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. i hate to ask but is there any chance of an upgrade? upgrade? pretty please? look into my eyes. could be twins. have you thought about being a model? don't upgrade your seat. upgrade your airline. fly emirates. the best economy class in the world. don't we need that cable box to watch tv? nope. don't we need to run? nope. it just explodes in a high pitched

even though facts are presented like, las vegas for example, there were plenty of people who had concealed carry guns in the crowd. but what are you going to do, shoot at the mandelay bay hotel? that makes no sense. so i think the president has jumped on this idea because it's something that you know his allies and his staff in the white house, they definitely have an ear to what the nra wants. it's a completely illogical solution to an intractable problem that really requires adults in the room to say -- no, arming everyone is not the solution. we do not want to live in the wild west where we send our kids to school should not mimic and be like the wild west. we should actually try to prevent people who have domestic violence back grounds from getting guns. we should try to tackle mental health issues. understanding that most people who have mental health issues do not act out violently. i think we need serious solutions to a serious problem. >> what do you think the chances are that the president would be willing to take on the nra if it refuses to budge on the issue of strengthening bac

another factor is, this thing follows what happened in las vegas in a relatively short period of time where 90 bullets were coming down by a single gun in ten seconds time increments. we've got stop selling is the bump stocks. you can't -- you shouldn't be able to alter one of these instruments. you shouldn't be able to buy one of these instruments now that we know how lethally they can be applied in a church in, a movie, in a grammar school, in a high school. we've got to make some big, big changes. >> governor daniel malloy and delaney tarr, as a father of young kids always looking for a baby-sitter i want to thank you and whoever got out of the baby-sitting gig, as well. i want to thank them for making you available tonight. thank you so much. ahead, whenever the president talks about immigration, he almost always brings up ms-13. trymaine lee went to a community that knows all about it firsthand. plus tonight's thing 1, thing 2 right after this. >>> thing 1 tonight, another installment of donald trump's quote best people. among the extraordinarily unqualified people nominated for

seen in other countries, whether they're in a church, whether they're in a concert venue, outdoors in las vegas, you have to start admitting as so many gun owners in my state are starting to do some changes without hurting hunts with background checks. >> senator klobuchar, i appreciate it. thank you for coming on. always good to talk with you. >> go olympics. we're proud of them. curling team. >> there we go. >> they have done very well. >> thanks. >>> when we come back, not just foreign adversaries using social media to sow division. how the big-tech companies are causing big problems and remembering the man billy graham died at 99 this week. he was a counselor and unofficial spiritual adviser to a dozen presidents. every one of them, trueman to obama, prayed with reverend graham and will lie in honor in the capitol rotunda this week. the mission took him all over the world including to "meet the press" four times. >> we have the message but how to communicate it to the masses? we have used television and radio and the press and every way we possibly can to communicate the fact that chr

in las vegas. in san bernardino. and now here. and so, yes, teachers never signed up for this. i hope nobody is starting to think that we should be arming teachers. we are not policemen. we need to have safe environments, but that starts now with protecting people against gun violence. and if australia could figure out how to do this after 1996, the united states of america can figure out how to do this. and that is what teachers all across the country are doing right now, we're crying for our stunts, we' students, but we are demanding not just mental health resources, but we are demanding action against gun violence. safe gun measures. >> i read today a study that said that lockdown drills are being conducted in 94.6% of american schools. the question for randi, are teachers -- i understand all the points you made and i agree. but are teachers being sufficiently trained given the current climate? >> you know something, i'm not all that sure that you can be sufficiently trained against an ar-15 with this kind of carnage in five minutes. i don't know how that could be sufficient

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. >> if that language from the president sounds familiar, it's because nra chief wayne la pierre used the same exact terms almost word for word earlier today at conservative political action conference known as cpac. >> our banks, our airports, our nba games, our nfl games, our office buildings, our movie stars, our politicians, they're all more protected than our children at school. we drop our kids off at school that are so-called gun-free zones that are wide open targets for any crazy madman bent on evil. they all must come together to implement the very best strategy to harden their schoolsive including effective trained armed security. >> you hear that? harden the schools, armed security, more guns. always more guns is the solution to the problems that guns create. by treating school shootings as a separate issue from the epidemic gun violence more broadly in this country, the nra and officials it promotes avoid addressing the one issue that sets the u.s. from the rest of the world. the sheer number of guns. the red line on the right is us. we have the highest rate of privately o

justice weighed in on president trump's request to ban so-called bump stocks used last october by the las vegas shooter. jeff sessions saying he believes it can be done without going through congress. >> our top people in the department of justice have believed for some time that through regulatory process we cannot allow the bump stock to convert a weapon from semiautomatic to fully automatic. >> on the broader issue of gun safety and school shootings, the white house today said it will have some policy proposals to announce later this week. one question, while the president make good on his pledge to raise the minimum age to buy a rifle or shotgun to 21? to do it, he would have to go up against the nra which is stridently opposed to the idea. >> the president said yesterday sometimes you have to fight them. is he willing to take on the nr nra? this idea of raising the minimum age. >> the president still supports raising the age limit to 21 for the purchase of certain firearms. we are meeting with bipartisan members of congress tomorrow. we expected to be a topic of discussion. he knows