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Everyone that works for him. if there's someone that worked for him, underneath him, that is guilty or prosecuted by the mueller team, would he not support those who did wrong, even if he was unaware of it? >> we want everyone to follow the law, i'm not going to comment on a hypothetical situation. the president has been clear, he and his campaign were not involved in collusion, if he had, i'm pretty sure. >> i'm not asking that -- >> if he had, you guys would have found that out. i'm addressing that. >> he would support -- >> the president would absolutely support the law and individuals foll...

Mueller team, would he not support those who did wrong even if he was unaware of it? >> we want everyone to follow the law, but i'm not going to comment on a hypothetical situation. the president has been clear, he and his campaign were not involved in collusion. if he had, i'm pretty sure -- okay. these guys would have found that out. i'm addressing that. >> he wouldn't support -- >> the president would support the law and individuals following the law. what the president doesn't support is a year wasted, distracting the world and the country from the great things that are happening in this c...

Nra has not changed its political call to arms. >> lean in. listen to me now. and never forget these words. to stop a bad guy with a gun it takes a good guy with a gun. >> nra chief wayne lapierre had a lot more to say. we'll dig into that in a moment. first let's check in with pamela brown, standing by at the white house press briefing set to start any moment now. the president made a lot of news a while ago. talk me through those headlines. >> yeah, he did, offering more specifics on some of the ideas that he has, including the idea of arming teachers. he said he would agree with or support ...

This publicly. you're right. >> despite all the questions shouted his way. kelly o'donnell, thanks so much from the white house this sunday. joining me now national security reporter at "the hill" and jeremy peters, "new york times" reporter and an msnbc contributor. always good to have you both. i'm going to start with you here, jeremy, because i'm looking at the article you've written. particularly about the division that moore's candidacy has created within the gop. what are the risks to having republicans remove moore from the race or expel him if he wins? >> because, alex, it looks like...

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