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>> the bipartisan safer communities act has been helpful in our effort to combat gun violence. it has led to a substantial number of prohibited sales of guns to minors. statutes prohibit possessing because of conduct they may have engaged in. it is giving us the authority to bring cases for straw purchasing that has led to crime guns and gun trafficking to chemicals days two criminals and in those ways has helped drive down numbers. we have set up centers where state and local counterparts can trace guns found at crime scenes to determine whether they were used by serial killers, serial shooters, to help us find out, to run the dna off of the casings, so that we can find hits on those people and arrest them and prevent them from committing
who ultimately may decide this election going forward. >> yeah. and trump has said he's confident they'll come his direction though he hasn't really made me appeals to them. but but before we go, i like are skeptical face there of montana, the senate primary, there is really fascinating. i mean, are watching who is going to control the senate? which party at the end of this election? obviously the incumbent senator there, we're seeing jon tester go up against his primary challengers but what do we make of how it's looking in the state of fuv seen how testers kinda carefully navigated. >> let me, let me make a declaration here. if democrats have jon tester does not win reelection, democrats will not control the united states senate. so this is a very key race because we already know that democrats are very, very likely to lose in west virginia, they lose a montana two, but by two, that majority harry denton, always with the wise advice, the numbers and you continue watching them tonight. thank you so much for that obviously, we will be tracking all of these primary races very closely, including what's happening in montana
parental rights back into the conversation. talking about free speech on college campuses. all of these things are in the zeitgeist if not actually legislative solutions being sought by conservatives at the state level. >> and when you understand the story of how roe fell, what was that? the legislation to courts to law and the pipeline. then you can understand okay, this make sense of these other big, cultural, transformative issues we are seeing play out. it is a blueprint. >> like i said, it is so comprehensive and the fact that you talk to the right about how they won the war or at least the battle, and makes it essential reading. elizabeth dias and lisa lerer, authors of the fall of roe, right now on book shelves and wherever you order books. however you want to read it,
i'm not just talking about one thing, wilderness and recreation. i'm talking about all of the above. making sure we put land aside for kids for future generations and making sure people can keep the public lands in public hands. it is one of the things that helps drive the economy in our great state. >> montana senator jon tester, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> one thing and i would be remiss if i did not say it, please go to jon tester.com and help me out. coming up, it is primary day in new jersey. we will be joined by the democrat who is going to run for senate now as the democratic nominee for senate. andy kim, the big winner in new jersey tonight, will join us next. (vo) when life's doors open, we'll handle the house. if you're living with moderate
the republican party as the party that backed law enforcement at the fed they're all state and local level. what's so alarming to me as a conservative is that the messaging has swung around 180 degrees and now you've got members of congress talking about in their words, detonating the fbi clearing house, gutting the deep deepstate. so it's no longer just one person. it's not just donald trump saying these things his views have been transmuted onto the wider party and on members of congress that were otherwise previously considered mainstream, but now they're talking about going after law enforcement. it's really spread quite substantially. and what i think that means is trump's agenda. he'll be able to advance it if he gets a second term as it relates to going after these institutes putin's trump has continued to float this idea that if he's elected or reelected president, that he's going to go after democrats. he did it again tonight in an interview saying that he's going to seek basically vengeful prosecutions. do you
eastern time in montana tonight and the expected winner of the republican nomination for senate in montana is one of the richest people in montana. jon tester's republican component -- opponent grew up in the neighboring state of minnesota in a multimillion dollar lake house and has enough wealth to live and work part-time in montana. tim sheehy has never run for office before. the senate race is one of several closely watched this year that could give republicans control of the senate next year. yesterday, tim sheehy began running campaign ads, trying to tie senator jon tester to something that happened over 20,000 miles away from montana last week. the 34 felony convictions earned by donald trump in a manhattan courtroom. today, jon tester's campaign
is recognising the state of palestine in the midst of all this going on. talk us through the impact of that.— this going on. talk us through the impact of that. indeed, so slovenia became _ the impact of that. indeed, so slovenia became country - the impact of that. indeed, so i slovenia became country number ten in the european union that recognises the palestinian state. this is reflecting the vision of the european union and many european countries that only the two state solution is the solution for ending the war in the middle east, and for ending this conflict for a long time. it is contradicting the idea of the israeli government that fighting and war would bring peace to the middle east, which is not happening.— is not happening. thank you very much. _ is not happening. thank you very much. we _ is not happening. thank you very much, we will- is not happening. thank you very much, we will see - is not happening. thank you very much, we will see you| very much, we will see you again soon. president biden has announced sweeping new measures aimed at deterring migrants from crossing into the united states from mexico. the us president has come under intense pressure to tighten border controls ahead of november's presidential election.
saying he was meeting eight local drug dealer in wilmington. bottom line, a lot of messy details that are putting to different people a dividing family in different corners, at some point highly biden is expected to testify and we expect hunters at a wise -- hunter's ex-wife kathleen who he shares several children with to testify soon as tomorrow. >> trace: live for us in wilmington, thank you. it let's bring into the cochair of the american first policy institute centre for law, former florida just as attorney and a former dod state of staff, thank you was were coming on. hunters defense phrase, the defense attorney said that he did not consider himself a drug user when you bought the gun but he put up with a time on here, and you see exhibit 12, he checks now on logon thing, right, than exhibit 13 he texts an unknown person he was waiting for his drug dealer and then texts hallie biden, on a car,
400 mark. figs its own would be crossing the 400 mark-— its own would be crossing the 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned. — 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there _ 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there will - 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there will be - 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there will be a - 400 mark. as far as the bjp is concerned, there will be a lot | concerned, there will be a lot of navel—gazing as to why they got this outcome. they didn't get that landslide victory they were really hoping for. what are people saying about that, where have they gone wrong? so where have they gone wrong? sr one where have they gone wrong? 5r one key state in india where the results were very critical for any political party is the state of uttar pradesh, and northern india. why is this state important? letter a, northern india. why is this state important? lettera, it's the most populous state in the country, b, it is the state which sends the maximum number of lawmakers to the indian parliament — all of 80 lawmakers. so whichever party does well in the state has a big say in how the political verdict is likely to shape up. and in the last election, out of the 80 seats in uttar pradesh, the bjp had 162, a resounding victory for the bjp in this state. this is one state where the bjp�*s seats has have to to nearly 30 seats.
separate as empty i'm taking two your to pass to me about it you know lawyer to yes. and the idea that these are the people that are running our country and you don't understand how any of our systems work while they do understand that, but that's the point i would assume that best way do they okay. >> well, you know, telling me i'm not going to necessarily say that they do fully understand, but i do believe that they are the ones that are projecting. they are the ones that are weaponizing our government, the idea that you disagree with what a state is done. and listen, i know everybody was looking forward to georgia. lord knows. i've been rooting for fani and i've been waiting on that georgia case, but this new york case is actually the right one. it is d1 because no matter what happens, trump can't do anything about it. and he doesn't have a governor and a legislature that will change the law to fit him unlike what may have happened in georgia if there was a conviction so i