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law career helped me become governor. gave me advice on being a good dad. he's one of the people i talk to most in the world, and very rarely were we talking about my job. he was an incredible friend. we also lost julianna farmer, jim tutt, josh barrack, each amazing people whose families grieve them, whose community will morn and be miss. these are irreplaceable, amazing individuals, that a terrible act of violence tore from all of us. >> kentucky governor andy beshe making the comments about the mass shooting in louisville, hours before a fifth bank employee died at the hospital. w...

We don't know what weapon was used because the police didn't tell us. i find that curious. they didn't say whether it was a rifle or handgun initially if you'll recall, when they initially put out the first reports about this incident, they called it an active aggressor instead of active shooter. police being conservative about discussing the type of gun used in the crime, willie. >> what about the gun laws in the state of kentucky? we looked in tennessee after the shooting in covenant school, killing 9-year-olds and staff members there. what about the laws in kentucky? >> that's perhaps the c...

They still be able to hold him from having any weapons? is there a national data base he could be put in so banned from if ever buying a weapon anywhere? i mean those are the kinds of things you need to have, the kind of cools if you really want to deal effectively with people that should not have fire arms. this is a guy that clearly now we know should never have had a fire arm. and family and others now are saying that he constantly win the into mood swings and suppressed hatred. did they ever notify anybody about that? police are taking action. those are legitimate questions that need to be...

Yemen. >> the relevance of you being in the nypd and the fbi is to give us a sense of how police, how law enforcement, generally look at the idea of guns. our experience is that sheriffs and police chiefs subscribe to some measure of reasonable control on the sale and use of guns. >> absolutely. most police officers don't want guns on the street. we have to encounter people day in and day out, and we don't want them carrying a firearm. plain and simple as that. there's a -- right now, there is a law that is being passed that would enable everybody that has a legal conceal weapon anywhere in th...

In the united states of america. we have a love affair with these instruments of death and it has been created over generations and generations, certainly at least a couple of generations of cowboy movies where there was killing without consequence, so somebody has to address that and to talk about the consequences of shooting somebody and the dangers of having a weapon anywhere neerp you. >> when we look at took place in the weeks. after newtown, gun sales soared. there was a record 2.2 million criminal background checks performed for people buying guns. i brought it up before, about it being...