you wanted texas sized fight, this is it. the criminals don t obey the laws. it is profoundly simple concept. it seems harder and harder for the left to grasp, you pass these laws you are going to hurt good people and keep the guns in the hands of criminals. shannon: what people are saying, if you talk about the democratic contenders openly talking about taking guns back from people, confiscating, mandatory buybacks, millions of people in this country are not going to go along with that. not peacefully. i agree but this is not what the majority of democrats in the democratic party, not just democrats but americans want. the majority of americans want universal background checks, don t want people with mental illness having guns and now the majority of americans, even republicans are saying assault weapons ban, good idea. that doesn t take away your second amendment right or take away all their guns and doesn t
network with iran s revolutionary guard. for the first time the us is offering a reward of $15 million to anyone who provides information that leads to disruption of the guard s finances. there are many people involved in that and it is often the tips they don t think will lead to something big. reporter: iran s foreign minister calls it outright blackmail and iran s president announced his country will develop nuclear centrifuges this friday. reporter: in my opinion the third step is the most of step with extraordinary impact. reporter: as iran continues to step further from the nuclear deal france is trying to save it by considering offering iran $15 billion in credit lines if tehran comes back into compliance. the us special envoy to iran signaled the us may try to block that. we can t make it any more clear than we are committed to
and it seems they were. hong kong is an example of a frightful side to having a communist overlord. the american people and our president are the quintessential voice of democratic values but what they can do specifically is don t give hong kong a car out on these trade policies. shannon: thank you for joining us. kate steinle s killer, a win from the court, the illegal immigrant, us attorney david anderson joined us next to talk about pending federal charges. i hear you, sister. stress can affect our minds. i call this dish, stress. stress can also affect our bodies. so, i m partnering with cigna to remind you that your emotional and physical health are more connected than you think.
trayvon martin. so, is it all trump? well you know i would like to look back totter ra of george h.w. bush that we were thinking about yesterday. it seemed like a century ago when people can engage in civic conversation, people from different political perspectives and try to work things out. now our whole situation is totally polar eyes did. people scheme at each other, they don t think, they will don t talk. i think it is a very troubled time. and it is different from i think virtually any other era in american history. but you know another problem we have here laura, go our founding fathers, thomas jefferson, sam adams, go back to any of them. they said this experiment in mass democracy that they were implementing, first time in human history could only survive if we had an educated citizenry. that s been the theme throughout american history. laura: this is fascinating.
attorney, joey jackson, and criminal defense attorney, ann bremner. thank you both for being here. and joey, everything i read, every headline is, this is a lock for him, that he is going to get paroled, that he hasn t made one misstep in prison in these nine years. what is is it such a sure bet? well, let s talk about that. good morning, poppy. good morning, ann. you know, a lot of people, when they think of o.j., i shouldn t say a lot, everyone, right, they don t think, necessarily, about this particular robbery, they think about that other case we followed so much, right, poppy? the double murder, and he did it, and i m sure he did it. and everyone has an opinion about it. but this is about not that case, this is about what he did in reno, right? and so, the issues will turn on that particular case. and there are many who believe that everyone but the judge says, you know, 9 to 33 years for trying to steal your own memorabilia is ridiculous and has a lot to do with payback. and so