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A lot of people knew and came forward in last week, saying they knew this individual was suicidal and dangerous, they could have reported that on-line and time, fbi web site report that information they didn't do that, they just came forward now and law enforcement bears some responsibility. they took the knives, good. but they should have gone forward with trying on have the red flag law applied. that would have prevented the purchase of firearms in the future. trey: professor, last time we were together we discussed red flag laws. i have to ask you something this confounds me, while congress...
Process, how in the world is preventing a homicidal freak from purchasing a firearm a due process violation. >> it is not, people are afraid that average americans will have their guns taken from them. if people out there are not trusting of politicians, i get that. but when due process, the key thing is if someone's firearms are taken away or prevented from purchase, they get to have their day in court, that person did not have to prove they are not a threat. the person the law enforcement or family member who petitioned for firearms to be removed they bear of burden of proof, everything happ...
A lot of people knew and came forward in last week, saying they knew this individual was suicidal and dangerous, they could have reported that on-line and time, fbi web site report that information they didn't do that, they just came forward now and law enforcement bears some responsibility. they took the knives, good. but they should have gone forward with trying on have the red flag law applied. that would have prevented the purchase of firearms in the future. trey: professor, last time we were together we discussed red flag laws. i have to ask you something this confounds me, while congress...
Process, how in the world is preventing a homicidal freak from purchasing a firearm a due process violation. >> it is not, people are afraid that average americans will have their guns taken from them. if people out there are not trusting of politicians, i get that. but when due process, the key thing is if someone's firearms are taken away or prevented from purchase, they get to have their day in court, that person did not have to prove they are not a threat. the person the law enforcement or family member who petitioned for firearms to be removed they bear of burden of proof, everything happ...