people throw texas are frustrated, they re saad, the fact that there are moms and dads that have to be in the capital trying to advocate to make sure that things don t happen to other people s kids, they want to see something done. they didn t elect people to just the elected people to actually solve problems. and, simplify things. the increase of the age to buy a long gun to 21. this is something of the majority of americans, even a majority of law-abiding gun owners actually believe. they want to see some of these things change. a universal background check. that seems like a no-brainer. i think your earlier panel, when they discussed about how a social media is being used to radicalize people and how some of these tools are being allowed to propagates, people want to see some of those things change. and, ultimately, if we want to see that change and we know that the public cares about these issues, we need to get more people voting in primaries. because oftentimes, you have better choices there and folks need to stand up and say, enough is enough. could things be changing though, in texas? victoria, today, at the texas state capitol, two republicans voted to advance a gun safety bill, it s unlikely to become law, but is that something you
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He wrote while in the united states about the saudi government. one tweet went so far as to suggest that a street be named after the journalist gentleman ma am cha showing by whose murder was approved by the saudi crown prince according to u.s. intelligence and that ended up with a 16-year prison sentence. i spoke to his son when he was in prison and told him about the conditions there. they wake them up in the middle of the night and prevent him from sleeping. they torture him until he convicted himself by saying he sent tweets to destabilize the kingdom. saad remains in saudi arabia. he s now under a 16-year travel ban and his son tells us he is not free until he is in the united states. thanks so much for joining us. ac360 begins now.