those all the time at atf, this is a very, very powerful gun. it has a large cartridge, the velocity is 3000 feet per second, a military weapon designed for the military. but it was designed for a soldier who would be trained and disciplined and have sergeants and lieutenants and a plan. you know, it was part of the military world. now, of course, we are awash in these guns and civilians have them. they have the civilian version, there is not fully automatic, but nevertheless, you can get a magazine in just 15 seconds, a 30 round magazine, you can shoot in 15 seconds or so. it is devastating. it is powerful. it changes a person. not all people, most people can handle it. but some cannot. they get into drinking, they
you actually shoot one, we shot those all the time at atf, this is a very, very powerful gun. it has a large cartridge, the velocity is 3000 feet per second, a military weapon designed for the military. but it was designed for a soldier who would be trained and disciplined and have sergeants and lieutenants and a plan. you know, it was part of the military world. now, of course, we are awash in these guns and civilians have them. they have the civilian version, there is not fully automatic, but nevertheless, you can get a magazine in just 15 seconds, a 30 round magazine, you can shoot in 15 seconds or so. it is devastating. it is powerful. it changes a person. not all people, most people can handle it. but some cannot. they get into drinking, they get angry, they get this, like this killer in texas. and then he runs in and slaughters women and children and a family over what?
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cockpit client and those missions? especially at night. not so much daytime these are happening in darkness. a lot of the aviators are young. these are not very, very senior warrants are generally very junior warrants or lieutenants for. >> 's most recent accident as a second one to happen and alaska involving a u.s. army helicopter this year two soldiers were injured back in february during an incident. and in march a deadly crash involving two army blackhawk medical evacuation helicopters killed nine soldiers during routine night time training near fort campbell, kentucky. at this point officials say there does not appear to be a connection between the accidents in alaska and kentucky to activity duty units will have may 5 to complete the new training for national guard and reserve units will have until the end of the month right back to eric and arthel. rockstar charles watson thank you very much. >> arthel more american citizens of things to don as a deadly
as much time they need in the cock pit flying not too much daytime these accidents are happening in darkness. aviators were young these are not, you know, very, very senior but younger lieutenants. so this most recent accident is the second to happen in the alaska this year involving a u.s. army helicopter. two soldiers were injured during an accident tbag in february. and in march, a deadly crash involving two army black hawk medical evacuation helicopters killed 9 soldiers during routine nighttime training near fort campbell, kentucky at this point officials say there does not appear to be a kerks between the accidents and alaska and kentucky and as far as the training goes, arthel officials tell us that active duty units will begin taking the training on monday and will have until the fifth to complete it reserve units and national guard units will have until the end of the mongt to take that training.
at least they put their line in the sand, their marker down, which is a very important thing when you look forward in negotiations. that's what you need to do to actually start negotiations in ernest. time is running out. we are talking about june. it's the end of april. >> how big of a test do you think it was for speaker mccarthy navigating the factions of his conference? >> i talked with some republicans before coming on with you, some of which are not huge kevin mccarthy fans, who said they felt not only heard, which is what nancy mace said publically after she changed her vote, but also that kevin mccarthy and his top allies, top lieutenants like congressman emmer, they did negotiate this in a way that allowed them to -- allowed members of the conference to feel heard. that's the same kind of language
listen to what he had to say. >> we just showed to the american public what we would settle for we not only offered it, we passed it. i have no idea what the democrats can do or what they are able to achieve. we cannot continue to spend in this manner and borrow as much as we are. the president could not sit back and think he cannot find any place to have savings. >> reporter: i was in a meeting with mccaccarthy's lieutenants. they have passed something nobody else has. they feel like they can wait and see what the white house is willing to offer watch this space they were interested in the work requirements that they were able to put in here on medicaid and other entitlement programs several of the top republicans, who have mccarthy's ear, feel like they can negotiate with the president and they harken back to gingrich with clinton on welfare reform if there's a parallel track or if there is a negotiation with
be a supreme court justice was absolutely irrelevant to the purchase of the property gorsuch himself did not respond to politico's questions about the sale nbc news has reached out as well, and we have not yet heard back, which is okay then this kind of sale and this lack of disclosure and lack of recusal would be a massive ethics problem for basically any other official in our government, but the supreme court plays by its own rules and that is becoming more and more untenable. for example, if you look again at justice gorsuch's sale of this ideal fishing get away in colorado, not only is the sale pretty questionable, so are the sellers themselves, the folks justice gorsuch sold this house with gorsuch owned and sold that property with two other people, a man naved kevin conwick, and a man named kevin harvey, a man "the new york times" describes as two of the top lieutenants of a particular billionaire, this
this house with. he owned and saw that property with two other people, a man named kevin con wick, and a ma named cannon harvey. mended the new york time describes as two of the to lieutenants of a ver particular billionaire this man, philippe inches. inches inherited in oil and ga fortune, and used the money to build an empire that stretches from oil and gas to sports leagues, to real estate. the new york times reports the gorsuch represented and shut himself as council for several years in the arlington - early 2000s. he's also the owner of the ver right-wing news outlets, the washington examiner, as well a a major republican donor the new york times reports tha in 2006, he successfully lobbied colorado's lon republican senator in the bush administration to nominate judge gorsuch to the federal appeals court. after which, justice gorsuch became a semi regular speake at the annual hunting retreats
respond to politicos questions about the sale, and msnbc news has reached out as well. they've not yet heard back okay this kind of sale on the lac of disclosure, lack of recusal would be a massive ethic problem for basically any othe official in the government the supreme court plays by its own, rules and that's becoming more and more untenable. for example, if you look again at justice gorsuch's sale of this ideal fishing getaway i colorado, not only is the sale pretty questionable, so are th sellers themselves the folks, justice gorsuch sol this house with. he owned and saw that property with two other people, a man named kevin con wick, and a ma named cannon harvey. mended the new york time describes as two of the to lieutenants of a ver particular billionaire this man, philippe inches. inches inherited in oil and ga fortune, and used the money to build an empire that stretches from oil and gas to sports leagues, to real estate.