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It probably was a little bit over the line. i have said things on twitter that are over the line. i have a good detecter. that was on border. >> thank you for answering that. >> juliette, even democrats are calling out the remarks. it was hes concerned that this is going to be used in years to come. and sound bites where by republicans saying look democrats want to take your guns away. this is what a recent "washington post" poll found. 52% of people are in favor of mandatory buy back programs f...

Background checks. 89% of the american public powered background checks. 76% supports red flag laws. i bet if more knew what they were that number would be higher. buy back programs gets 75% and assault weapons ban gets 62%. i dont know how many things in american politics get 89, 76, 75 and 62% support from anyone anymore. >> from the bare minimum of universal background checks to banning certain weapons, it still has the overwhelming majority of the countrys support, not just the republican pa...

Mothers, sons, fathers and the list goes on. and weve seen that time and time again and my grandmother always told me, where theres a will, theres a way. we need the american people to join with us, especially all of these senators, including mitch mcconnell, whos up for re-election and let him know that this is our will and if you stand in the way of it, we will get it done with you or without you. >> we heard some democratic presidential candidates, congressman, push for either voluntary or ev...

Sellers. >> these gun buy back programs. anyone stood out to you over the weekend, melody, with regard to this issue in iowa? >> there are a few proposals that stand out from the pack. of course, elizabeth warren rolled out her plan. ambitious goal to reduce gun violence by 80%. one of her proposals will be hiking tacks. you have cory booker, who has been out in front of this issue, calling for a gun licensing proposal, which a few other candidates have jumped on that train as well. and kamala h...

>> certainly wouldnt help them. howard schultz would have trouble having a serious, credible, competitive candidacy. first hes a billionaire at a point in time when united states is facing dramatic income equality and across the political spectrum frustration with elites like who war schultz has reached a fever pitch. schultz has called for rolling back entitlements, rolling back programs like social security and medicare hes come out against medicare for all. especially on the left, to make hea...

Where the rye crime areas, they are trying these types of ideas. by the way, these things never work. these corroboration dont turn in their guns. steve: the buy back programs? >> yeah. the buy back programs dont work. what they do send up bringing in these guns that dont work. pete: criminals dont turn in their guns ultimately. the mayor says we cant incarcerate our way out of this situation. it doesnt sound like buy back programs have been effective either. >> not at all. the sad part about th...

The deception came crashing down. it defrauded consumers with its cars. with a 14.7-billion dollars settlement in 2016, the department attorney general called it one of the most flagrant violations of our countrys environmental laws. volkswagen turned over half a million american drivers into unwitting accomplices. >> its so slowly coming back. >> it will be better than was feared. >> there will be buy back programs and cash payments to customers. >> they paid me $500 to drive it for 2 years. >>...

Real fears that capitol hill could end closed for business. julienne epstein, joel watkins, an msnbc analyst. good to have you with us. can anyone really win here? if we get to the shutdown, boehners point is that he wants to draw the line in the san with federal spending. but what wouldnins? >> what he has to realize, he wasnts his constituents to realize, the fact they were elected, majority of the members, new members of house elected by constituent whose wanted them to bring about change and...

To give the right kind of information, whats happening, thats the reason why we have win of our speakers, dr. jeff rosenswag, which is the chairman of economics department at emory to give us a broad perspective of whats happening around the world economically, because a lot of the people in the community and our congregations, et cetera, do a lot of international business, are opening international business, are looking to see where the trends are and that kind of thing, so it sharps everyone. ...

Trends are and that kind of thing, so it sharpens everyone. >> let me ask you this. right now, tough economic times, everyone knows that. is your church doing okay? many churches are not. you have some of the most successful and biggest churches in the country. are you doing okay in these economic times, or have you had to cut back programs? >> we have not personally cut back programs, and im not sure whether its because economic times drive many people back to the church. some people do absolut...