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have a fairly broad support is raising the age of to be ablee to purchase a gun of an ar,to according to quinnipiac. 74% polled said they support raising the age to buy any gun in this case to 21 amongep republicans. 59% would supportub9% it. so congresswoman, is this something the republicanth caucus could be open to given where the public they claim is? so for me that would be i know how many college students do we have that would be less vulnerable and unable to defendu themselves even in colorado? there are areas where 18 toar 20 year olds cannot open carry because they do not have concealed carry weapons permit and so those those citizens are left disarmed. so i think that there are other ways to go about this . but restricting the age is definitely know for me and i love what congressman stupak was talking about there with dueut process. b look at what's happening at the southern border right now. s
AgeSupportGunCaseArAmongep-republicans-AbleePolled7421SomethingLauren-bobertco>> our next nominee it was the baby killer outburst after michigan congressman bart stupak negotiating add compromise with other pro-life anti-abortion democrats in the final hours of the health care debate. texas congressman randy had something of a -- you lie moment. >> those who are shouting out are out of order. mr. speaker -- >> you heard it there. just barely, of course. the claim after the fact, he yelled, it's a baby killer saying i deeply regret my actions were mistakenly directed as towards congressman stupak himself. generalizing, of course. those about to think we're about to announce a winner. not so fast. low life is a competitive category. our final nominees and award the cha van inn in our next half hour. >> that's a tease that is a tease. coming up, waxing poetic
NomineeCongressman-stupakDemocraticNegotiating-add-compromiseKillerBabyHealth-care-debateMichiganSomethingOrderSpeakerAdemocratic establishment pulled its funding. polling shows many of these candidates are in trouble. >> it looks like many democrats will be defeated. many democrats who voted for the obama-care bill will be defeated. including democrats who quite prominently switched their vote in the last week in order to support speaker nancy pelosi's position. you have politically endangered species there. >> reporter: congressman stupak decided to retire. not a gad place for the remaining candidates. they are taking hits from the right and the left. megyn: hugh hewitt who i a professor at the chapman university school of law as well as being a talk show host. the pro life democrat who
CandidatesTroubleFundingDemocraticEstablishmentManyPollingPresident-obamaVoteBillOrderReporterpolice are questioning bieber. you know the arcade, just don't go. >> a few weeks' time, six weeks' time we could actually resolve. if when can't, then i think we have to make some decisions and then that's what elects are for. megyn: that was president obama at the healthcare summit in february with a warning for republicans. make a deal on healthcare or we'll push it through, then we'll let america decide. now it's time for america to decide. shannon bream live in washington with how some of those decisions are shaping up, in particular with the so-called stupak five. >> one group feeling the heat is pro life democrats.
ArcadeJust-dont-goQuestioning-bieberMegyn-kellyPresidentPresident-obamaDecisionsCan-tSixRepublicansUs-Healthcareof bp america, lamar mckay met congressman stupak. >> one of the first things he said was i'm going to replace the come budsman. we're going to shut it down. i said what do you mean? he wasn't on the job for more than a few weeks, maybe a month or two. >> doesn't it stun you he would make that rork? -- remark? >> yes, it did. the logic was we'll make things better. >> reporter: their logic was trust us? >> trust us. >> reporter: you don't? >> no. >> reporter: bp says it's done a good job of investigating complaints without the ombudsman office. >> i think at some point, a reasonable person has to come to the conclusion that this is a company that has no intention of changing its mode of operation that the dollar is going to be
Hi-me-tt-bpThingsOneCongressman-stupakLamar-mckayMbudsmanHe-wasnt-on-the-jobReporterIt-wouldn-tYesLogicYou-don-tceo, did workers warn about safety issues at the plant? he said they had not. there were then questions about whether they feared retaliation for speaking up. bottom line -- after pressure from lawmaker, bp opened an independent ombudsman office to manage and hear the safety concerns of its workers. it's run by a former federal judge. just not here in alaska. it's a very small office tucked away inside this office building in washington, d.c., but british pe trel yum has been running this employee complaints program for several years. the independent judge who used to run it refused to comment. . representative bart stupak pressured them for that office. >> safety concerns that continue yet today. >> since the ombudsman office
IssuesQuestionsSafetyWorkersBottom-linePressureRetaliationPlantCeoHi-me-tt-bpOmbudsman-officeLawmakerparamount, and that the health, safety and safety of american workers and the american environment or a secondary or tertiary concern. >> reporter: before the deepwater horizon disaster, bp promised stupak the ombudsman office would be in place for at least another year. but a source inside bp tells cnn, frankly, i'm surprised we're still here. stocks have been taking a beating for the past few months. so why isn't it time to panic? expert advice just ahead. and smugglers are increasingly using primitive submarines to transport drugs. we'll show you one of those makeshift vessels being intercepted on the high seas and show you what they look like on the inside. stay with us. ♪ ♪
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