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June 30, 2024
Today. Certainly peppered with questions about the president s meeting tomorrow with students from parkland high school, and, of course, his thoughts on strengthening gun laws in america, something the gop and the president are seemingly open to changing gun laws in this country. Also, the issue of russian meddling in the 2016 election. The mueller investigation. Those issues are likely to come up with the press corps. Were going to take you there as soon as sanders takes to that microphone. Wer...
June 17, 2024
When the president is talking about reforms that we need to see, his focus is not on banning this type of weapon or that type of weapon, this or that firearm but on ensuring that dangerous individuals who pose a threat to Public Safety like mr. Cruz in this situation are not given access to any firearms. It is the right approach that is targeted toward individuals who are troubled rather than removing the Constitutional Rights of all americans. Doug mcelway is joining us live from the white hous...
June 17, 2024
Everybody wants a piece of the white house . Except for the steady stream of top officials who have backpac their bags and headed for the doors. Its record breaking in every way. The president now going to have three Communications Directors in a very short time, but no, the brain drain is extraordinary. Some of these people were absolutely not qualified for their jobs but the latest, gary cohn, very qualified who is leaving. His impending departure is shaking the market this morning. And the wa...
June 24, 2022
(Washington, DC) -- North Dakota representatives are reacting after the U.S. Senate passed sweeping gun reform legislation. The Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, passed on Thursday night, would increase background checks and add funding for mental health, school safety and crisis intervention programs. The bill was supported by 50 Democrats and 15 Republicans, not including