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underground, environmental reporter suzanne goldenberg, and christian parenti, author of, "tropic of chaos: climate change and the new geography of violence." we will look at why bananas are more regulated than arms. >> trade in both bananas and dinosaur bones have treaties to regulate them, but not guns. anyone can sell guns to those who regularly use the arms to kill their own people. >> how many guns had he got on you? >> 43. >> how many bananas? only to that, because that is regulated. >> justin brand. we'll speak with amnesty usa executive director suzanne nossel. all of that an...

only one who thinks an amendment to the constitution may be in order. that's next on "the war room." ♪ >> the obama administration rolled out a new plan today to overall the corporate taxes by getting rid of dozens of loopholes and reducing the top rate. the president has been calling for a plan like this for months, and this announcement comes just as his re-election campaign is heating up. this is the proposal that would lower the corporate income tax rate from 35%. it would take it down to 28%. it would make the top tax rate for manufacturers 25%. so a littl...

>> let's get right to it with our nightly tracker on the big board. presidential smiling for a reason because he's got good news today on both the economic and the political front. he rolled out his new corporate tax reduction plan restructuring plan. it would lower the corporate tax rate from 35% to 28%. remove the loopholes, it's revenue neutral. the plan has very little chance of passing congress this year, but that's not the year. it's an election year, sort of subdues the republican rhetoric and shows that the president can reform corporate taxes. we'll have more on this story l...

by the natural resources subcommittee. it's about an hour and 40 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. i apologize for starting late. i knew if we had a hearing today, we would have votes at the same time, so i should have expected that. let me begin by thanking our panelists for being here. and i'm going to also recognize senator bingaman who chairs the resources committee. we're delighted to have him here. and senator lee has another engagement and has to leave. so i would like you to make your opening remarks, and then i will make min...