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probably 15 rounds in a minute. we'll also play you the anguished call from the shooter's own mother. his family says he had mental health challenges that they were actively addressing as a family . so what a red flag law have worked. we'll show you what's happening in the states that have them. plus micro is here with us tonight to describe the future of work. is it remote? is it a i based will also get his take on one of the dirtiest jobs out there. the newly appointed new york city rats are also, baseball games are shorter this season, which means you've got less time to buy beer....

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Least when we know before they murder people and listen. i know people will say that wouldn't have stopped. this situation probably wouldn't have maybe it will the next one. i don't want another family go through this. michael start with you. i mean, it's impossible to know what would have stopped this one. but they did say that he had mental health challenges. he did leave a note for his family and for his roommate in one of them. he said he was suicidal. what are your thoughts to start with me? well, because i haven't talked to you about this, and i have talked to many of the other people on...

Today's torture report asks three main questions, the answers depend on your political leanings. number one, does torture work? number two, is it moral, ever? and number three, should the torture report ever been made public? joining me now former rnc chair michael steele and joan walsh, both are msnbc political anal t analys analysts. i'm going to let michael start, i want to hear your positions and then you'll have to defend them. first of all, a good moral question. torturing. a means to an end? does the end, even if it works, justify the means of torture? even if it gets us information. >>...

Leanings. number one, does torture work? number two, is it moral, ever? and number three, should the torture report ever been made public? joining me now former rnc chair michael steele and joan walsh, both are msnbc political analysts. i'm going to let michael start, i want to hear your positions and then you'll have to defend them. first of all, a good moral question. torturing. a means to an end? does the end, even if it works, justify the means of torture? even if it gets us information. >> i think it does. if it's the weighing against the loss of greater potential life, potential loss of ...