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Citizenry as much as we should, it's not a dictatorship, it just making bad public policy. >> my final question to, my understanding is you have a concealed carry permit in alabama. should citizens and officers -- >> i'm also in favor of property owners. in more specific response, i do not want citizens coming into capital grounds into the gallery of the states capitol with gun, given that we already have security with capitol police who do an excellent job of security. >> okay, so you oppose it. >> the armed militants occupying

Crew was told he was taking cell phone pictures of them. asked the passenger to delete the photos and he did. christie and his aide didn't interact with him in any way, it's unclear if the new jersey state trooper who was his security detail did or did not. the man has been detained and released and he told police he didn't know christie was on the plane. >> another public transportation question. >> the last one when he was on the train and a little too cloud lo loud in the quiet car. democrats have blocked a republican supermajority in a mississippi state house because of a straw. that's a...

African-american then you have the neonazis and kkk. protesters denouncing the removal of the confederate flag from the capital grounds there in columbia south carolina. i want to show you this image. it shows this police officer, this african-american police officers on the left of the screen clearly helping this other elderly protester escape the blazing hot sun, and the man on the right was wearing a neonazi shirt. downing me from south carolina's capital, i want the state's president for the naacp. lonnie thank you for joining me. >> thank you so very much for having me. >> you got it sir,...

Children. when they go back and look in the history books and grieving fades, actions that everyone took in south carolina to get us to this moment is one that we can all be proud of. >> the emotions will fade but history will stand. south carolina governor nikki haley speaking in her office the signing ceremony for the bill that will take down the flag on the capital grounds. that flag will come down at 10:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow. minority leader, representative rutherford, congratulations, i know you've been working this day for a very long time. >> thank you so much, rachel. what a day, wh...

>> now this is about our children. when they go back and look in the history books and grieving fades, actions that everyone took in south carolina to get us to this moment is one that we can all be proud of. >> the emotions will fade but history will stand. south carolina governor nikki haley speaking in her office the signing ceremony for the bill that will take down the flag on the capital grounds. that flag will come down at 10:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow. minority leader representative rutherford, congratulations, i know you've been working this day for a very long time. >> thank you so much...