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Believe in the second amendment and think the constitution is worth preserving, are rooting for the nra and hope that if leadership gets its act together and protect the second amendment. for real, because it's important. but the irony it seems to me in this case is you just had a guy who murdered someone right in downtown san francisco with an illegal gun and leadership in san francisco is like no big deal. >> leadership in san francisco and the left in washington, d.c., attacked the nra as if it's not made up of people. not made up of americans. there are 5 million members, and yes, the lead...

By the way, a lot of us who believe in the second amendment and think the constitution is worth preserving our routing for the nra and hope that the leadership gets its act together and protects the second amendment because it is important. but the irony it seems to me in this case is you just had a guy who murdered someone, right on the embarcadero in downtown san francisco within a legal gun and leadership in san francisco is like, no big deal. >> leadership in san francisco and the left in washington, d.c., attacking the nra as if it's not made up of americans. there are 5 million members a...

Townhall.com. kitty, very simple question. who has killed more, i would ask you? for judges in san francisco that have let heroin dealers back into san francisco. >> let's not forget the illegal alien that uses the gun to kill skate slightly illegally. i think with all these smears that have been thrown at the nra over the last couple months but especially in recent times i think it's important to talk about what the nra is and what it actually does. the nra was founded in 1871 and it was one of the oldest civil rights organizations in america. charlton heston who went on to be honorary presid...

That she cared very much and, number two, and more importantly the training that's required for police dispatchers is critical and in this case a matter of life or death. so at the end of the day, if the familiar lip decides to challenge this, what i perceive to be a wrongful death, it will be that 1871 federal civil rights law that will help them get to justice. >> richard, if the family were to pursue, could they even use not just the audiotape to demonstrate the demeanor of the dispatcher, but even the interim police chief there by saying, you know, that he expected -- he knows that everybo...

>> joining me now, avery free n freeman. good to see you both. so many sad circumstances here. avery, we heard from the interim police there who said there was no violation of policy and didn't think it was criminal either, but if you're the family member of debbie here, what are you thinking about culpability? does the blame lay on anybody in terms of the lack of urgency? >> it's a face slapping reality of the failure to train. i don't know what the police chief was talking about. the fact is there's a federal civil rights law passed in 1871 that requires fairness on the part of government. t...