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Running for their lives. >> there is some red flag legislation making -- gaining momentum in the senate by senator graham or blumenthal. would you support? >> i would if covered properly. doesn't close loopholes that we need to close, is it appropriate, yes, i will support it, of course, but we have to go further than that. it's not about taking people's guns, i'm a hunter, it's a cultural issue for us in ohio, you can protect your family, you can go hunting, this is about the weapons of war on the streets. >> we heard senator kamala harris explain if she becomes president and congress does no...

Here seems to vindicate the recent change in obama's strategy to take it to the republicans and take a much more aggressive stance in laying out these differences. so at least they seem -- the ms the seem to have at least a game plan now. >> sam, this is reminiscent to me of the night of the attempted grand bargain between the speaker and the president imploded. and each provided their own narrative. but i remember a takeaway, at least from my perspective, was to think that speaker boehner just did not have control of the gop members of the house. now, i'm watching what's transpired 19 last co...

Some schizophrenic legislation making going on here. >> congress has reached an all-time low in the latest gallup poll. listen to this, an approval rate of just 11%. >> ouch. >> that's the lowest number ever recorded. it used to be if you were an incumbent, you had -- what did the data say, 90%, 95% of odds of being re-elected. one wonders how incumbency plays in the cycle we're headed into right now. >> well, most of the incumbents, as always, will be fine. but something does seems to have fundamentally changed here and the whole place seems to have come unglued. last night in a private caucu...

Some schizophrenic legislation making going on here. >> the congress has a an approval rate of 11%. it used to be if you were an incumbent, you had -- what did the data say, 90, 95% of odds of being re-elected. one wonders how incumbency plays in the cycle we're headed into right now. >> well, most of the incumbents, as always, will be fine. but something does seems to have fundamentally changed here and the whole place seems to have come unglued. last night in a private caucus meeting of the house republicans, you had ten members get up there and compare themselves to braveheart, the sort of ...