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In a new experience for. her book called the diablo. the bad or when the devil comes out of the bathroom is a piece of biting social commentary yet its also brimming with humor and imagination. i hope people whove been through this will recognize themselves and saying they finally a book thats about me. our next stop is paris. its not only france as political capital its also its capital of culture and a literary legend to boot. but paris is also still reeling from a string of terrorist attacks ...

Landing doesnt have any idea what that job is about. a soft landing is you get ambassadorship to some wonderful country. >> this is defending the homeland against terrorist attacks. it seems like shes qualified. the fact that she has a clear endorsement from kelly who is universally respected in d.c. is a huge feather in her cap. the fact that shes a woman. we have to talk about that. this should be a slam dunk confirmation bipartisan in nature. i think its inevitable. its been a long time since...

Prevent it. i dont think its fair to say the media is anti-gun. i think the media is anti-people getting shot and killed in this country in a way it happens nowhere else in the world. we do it with terrorist attacks. when terrorists fly into buildings we say should we have tougher regulations on airline security. mollie: is there not a conversation about guns. there is just a monologue, a lecture. if you dont believe in restricting the second amendment. we assume our right to protect ourselves b...

I think one of the reasons why it was introduced so soon was in the wake of the terrorist attack, i want to say domestic terrorist attack in las vegas. >> i can understand the police and fbi not wanting to scare the public unnecessarily, at the same time as member of the public who walks down the streets, i would like to know this information. >> you make a good point. common citizen looks at it this way, however, law enforcement is trying to gaynor extract as much information thats relevant to ...

Keep happening and how can we prevent it. i dont think its fair to say the media is anti-gun. i think the media is anti-people getting shot and killed in this country in a way it happens nowhere else in the world. we do it with terrorist attacks. when terrorists fly into buildings we say should we have tougher regulations on airline security. mollie: is there not a conversation about guns. there is just a monologue, a lecture. if you dont believe in restricting the second amendment. we assume ou...

When the perpetrator is a foreign country we say how do we prevent it from ever happening again. when the country of origin is us we hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil. >> something like 100 people have been killed in terrorist attacks since 9/11. something like 150,000 people have died of gun deaths since 9/11. gun laws weep getting looser after each of these attacks. >> because public opinion believes guns make your safer. the american people believe and that belief has been rising that ...

Something like under 100 people have been killed in terrorist attacks since 9/11 and we have spent trillions of dollars on it and meanwhile, something like 150,000 people have died of gun deaths since 9/11 and as you point out, gun laws keep getting loser after each of these events. why is that? >> public opinion believes guns make you safer. there are many illusions in this debate, one is the great and good american people want gun control thwarted by a few selfish interest groups. thats not tr...

Thank you for the quality time. i know it is about 7:20:00 p.m. there. >> i tell you, brian. weve done a lot of oversight over different homegrown radicalization. terrorist attacks in the united states. what happened in europe. i would say talking with the folks ive talked to, the lack of clear evidence indicating any type of motive at this point makes this attack much different than the other attacks we have seen. there still has not been a scribe of his electronic devices, his phone. thats goi...

I know it is about 7:20 p.m. there. can you share with anything with those that we may not know? >> i tell you, brian. weve done a lot of oversight over different homegrown radicalization. terrorist attacks in the united states. we have looked at what happened in europe. i would say talking with the folks ive talked to, the w lack of clear evidence indicating any type of motive at this point makes this attack much different than the other attacks wefe have seen. scrub of his electronic devices, ...

Bit? >> nevadians credit federal monday programs to train them to deal with terrorist attacks to deal with the great response. you have cuts in those programs in your budget plans? are you rethinking that? >> i think at this point were continuing to move forward. if theres a moment where we feel like the safety and security of american citizens may be at risk because of cuts, i think we would have to re-visit it at that time. jim? >> sarah, the nation lost 33,000 jobs in september. i was curious...