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Staffers? well, that was newt's idea. >> what newt did was to try and centralize the policymaking process through the speaker's office and also give great traction to those who raised more money than others. it was more about whether you are going to be loyal to the team and i'm the captain and i'm the one making the decisions. >> we asked the former speaker for comment. his office declined, citing his contract with fox. but as far as on steen is concerned, the time line from newt to now can be called the path to polarity. >> it is only as it began to develop in the '70s and crystallizing in t...

Gingrich. >> as speaker of the house, he shut down the government twice. oh, and remember the problems caused by eliminating expert staffers? well, that was newt's idea. >> what newt did was to try and centralize the policymaking process through the speaker's office and also give great traction to those who raised more money than others. it was more about whether you are going to be loyal to the team and i'm the captain and i'm the one making the decisions. >> we asked the former speaker for comment. his office declined, citing his contract with fox. but as far as orenstein is concerned, the t...

Velocity semiautomatic weapons the american people face a risk. it's something we know,000 handle. that's the point we have tried to make. >> you worked with president trump. how easy or difficult is it to get him to really pay attention to this issue? do you detect a reluctance to run an objective anl alysis of this tlehreat assessment. >> the policy making process is just kind of dead. you don't have a real strategic process that's based upon facts and data. look at trendage sis. that's how you make sound policies to protect the country. that's just not happening. it's very reaction from eve...

Something else very quickly. it's incumbent upon congress, governors and police chiefs. there's no reason to have this type of weaponary in the hands of civilians. that's something policy makers have to take seriously. in the administration there's not a coherent policy making process. attention has to be kept on this. count on governors, local leaders and every day citizens. we really have to make sure this remains a focus of our country. >> now it's time for national action. thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. my next guest calls jeffrey epstein's death a final escape but from...

On one hand i totally agree with you that it is a very difficult thing for external advisers to be getting in the way of those accountable for the advice they're giving. if it's true tucker walked him off of that, i applaud talk uck person what worries me more is the utter dysfunction inside the policy making process inside this administration. there is no cohesive iranian foreign policy. y there's no strategic coherence. they say they don't want war but everything that they're doing is walking up closer to war. it seems like aside from sanctions all they're looking at are military options. i'...