shannon? >> shannon: thank you very much. as the pulse trial verdict, the white house correspondent. the editorial director for "the daily caller," great to see both of you. i have learned a lot of things about this case. just in the trial that we've had over the last few weeks, the fact that omar mateen's father, already a character in this thing, was an fbi informant back to 2005. we also learned that omar mateen apparently was a subject of some investigation in 2013 and 2014. they didn't find him to be a threat at that point. >> there is questions over whether or not his father was the reason they actually bounced off of investigating them. this notion they wanted to maintain an informant, they thought he was a good informant, the idea that may be extended some sort of mercy or sympathy to him when they begin the process of looking into terroristic threats or activities by his son and there is this notion that he may very well have been the person who sort of pushed the fbi off of that trail and the fbi decided, okay, we'l

great to see you. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: is stormy daniels in violation of a nondisclosure agreement? has she been contacted by special consort robert mueller? >> special counsel robert mueller. >> shannon: the attorney for adult film performer stormy daniels releasing the results of the 2011 polygraph test. her attorney michael avenatti joins us. ellison barber is here first. >> good evening. the polygraph results say stormy daniels was likely telling the truth about having sex with mr. trump. "the probability of deception was measured to be less than 1%." daniels' return attorney releass photo. polygraphs are not typically admissible in court because of doubt about the reliability. daniels has she began sleeping with trump in 2006. in court documents, daniels claimed she wanted to talk about her relationship with the now president after the infamous access hollywood tape surface during the 2016 campaign. that's when trump's personal lawyer michael cohen stepped in. a $130,000 hush agreement happened. then a couple court filings last week, trump lawyers accused daniels of

shannon bream coming up, -- >> shannon: the west united and led by president donald trump confronting russia what democrats proclaiming to be tough act against president vladimir putin regime. we have several breaking stories. jennifer griffin reporting from the pentagon on suspicious packages some containing explosives found in u.s. military bases tonight. we've been tracking the surging markets. their best day since 2008. tariffs worried all out trade war. white house correspondent kevin with the latest on the russia shake down where things are heating up tonight. >> good evening. you're right things are heating up. this is happening. keep this in mind. the u.s. said we would love to work with the russians. that's been the policy for quite some time. but that's if and when know cooperate. but they are destabilizing activity. white house officials tell us today they have to have consequences. not just here in the u.s. but all over the globe today at issue with that nerve agent attack. you know the one on a former russian spy and his daughter. it guarded headlines all over the globe a

important mentor that claude shannon will ever have. when shannon is getting ready to graduate with his life and he is not something to has an extensive network of famous scientific context that he can tap into the grep in michigan and his dad was one of these jack of all trades people in undertaker and a furniture salesman and a lawyer in a probate judge. he was a big figure in their town of gaylord but this is a town of 3000 people. his mom is a schoolteacher and later a homemaker and she's a talented local musician but these are not people who could take a rolodex essay i will introduce you to the president of the university. cluclaude shannon was walking ad he saw a postcard that applied to let students to apply to come to mit to work on a mechanical brain and the mechanical brain is computer known as the differential analyzer and it's a giant room -sized computer. again, years, pleas, shafts and it's in solving equations it re-creates equations with the physical representative of the patient. the computer and the department was bei

shannon, take it away it away. >> shannon: thank you so much, laura. we jump into high gear when we got that letter from attorney general jeff sessions to congress. republican peter king and so is former congressman jason chaffetz. he talked with the u.s. attorney sessions, appointed in lieu of the special counsel. so much news tonight. let's get you up to speed. attorney general jeff sessions says he will not immediately appointed as special counsel. to investigate alleged bias against the trump administration at the fbi and justice department. despite intense pressure from congressional republicans, clarifying a movie you heard about here first. sessions is directing a senior federal prosecutor, utah's u.s. attorney john uber, to evaluate certain issues including whether such an appointment is even necessary. his review is ongoing and sessions as he is getting regular updates. he is an obama administration hold over he is also far away from the d.c. swamp. folks like that. what's unclear is how it will go down with congressional republicans like pete

in claude shannon's life, he is the most important mentor that claude shannon will have. when sharon is getting ready to graduate from the university of to figure out what he is going to do with his life, he is not someone who has an extensive network of famous to figure out what he is going to do with his life, he scientific context on the east coast. he grew up in michigan. his dad was one of these jack of all trades people. he was in undertaker, a furniture salesman, a lawyer, a probate judge. a big figuscientific context ont re in the town of gaylord. his mom was a schoolteacher and later a homemaker. a talented local musician. these are not people who could take a rolodex and say i will introduce you to the presidents of universities and things like that. claude shannon is walking at the university of michigan's campus and he sees a postcard that is inviting students to apply for the opportunity to come to m.i.t. and work on a mechanical brain. the mechanical brain is a computer known as the differential analyzer. it is a giant room sized computer. pulleys, shafts. i

i am shannon bream. washington tonight, the president and his right-hand man serious over high-level leak that could only have come from a very small handful of staffers. chief of staff general john kelly determined to find the mole in the white house calling it a fireable offense. attorney general jeff sessions own legal counsel says tonight he is not under investigation for perjury. the firm denial comes on the heels of a report andrew mccabe, the one-time deputy director of the fbi, fired friday, had launched a criminal investigation into sessions. at the urging of democrat senators, including al franken, who later resigned over sexual harassment allegations. congress delivers a $1.3 trillion budget deal tonight. chocked full of spending increases and only a fraction of the money the president said he wanted for a wall. reportedly over enough to cover 33 miles of new construction along the southern border. is the white house going to embrace it anyway? dozens of conservative republicans are not. excit

great to see you. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: is stormy daniels in violation of a nondisclosure agreement? has she been contacted by special consort robert mueller? >> special counsel robert mueller. stormy's lawyer joins us live. stick around. right, mom? righttt. safe driving bonus checks. only from allstate. switching to allstate is worth it. on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? it's the last chance for clearance savings up to $800 on our most popular beds. ends saturday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. dear freshpet, zooka had digestive problems and wouldn't eat. then i fed him freshpet. >> shannon: the attorney for adult film performer stormy daniels releasing the results of the 2011 polygraph test. her attorney michael avenatti joins us. ellison barber is here first. >> good evening. the polygraph results say stormy daniels was likely telling the truth about having sex with mr. trump. "the probability of deception was measured to be less than 1%." daniels' return attorney releass pho

and in claude shannon's life, he is the most important mentor that shannon will have. when shannon is getting ready to graduate from the university of michigan, figure out what he's going to do with his life, he is not someone who has an extensive network of famous scientific contacts on the east coast that he can tap into. he grew up in michigan. his dad was, his dad was one of these kind of jack of all trades people. he was an undertaker, a furniture salesman, he was a lawyer, a probate judge. he was a big figure, but this is a town of 3,000 people. his mom is a schoolteacher and later a homemaker. she's a talented local musician, but these are not people who could, you know, take a rolodex and say i'm going to introduce you to, you know, the presidents of universities and things like that. claude shannon is walking at the university of michigan's campus and on a bulletin board he sees a postcard that is inviting students to apply for the opportunity to come to mit and to work on a mechanical brain. and the mechanical brain is a computer known as the differential ana

i am shannon bream. heather: the president standing behind his proposed tariff on aluminum imports. >> our country on trade has been ripped off by virtually every country whether friend or enemy. we lost $800,000,000,000.00 and trade is not going to happen. >> i smelled alcohol on your breath. >> i have not had a drink. >> no doubt the hard left is energized and angry. i don't think those are the values of texas, where most texans are.

shannon bream is up next here in washington. >> shannon: she can do a lot of push-ups, i've heard. thank you so much, laura. i am shannon bream in washington. this is a fox news alert. another white house personnel shake-up, getting closer to the cabinet. president trump says he wants secretary of state rex tillerson gone, national security advisor general h.r. mcmaster on his way out. former ambassador and russia critic john bolton slated to step in. also today, the president vows to make america stronger and richer by following through on heavy tariffs. as china promises if the president wants a trade war, it will fight back and retaliate in a way it vows will end up hurting the presidents on base. the senate prepares to vote on a 1.3 trying dollars spending bill for love of the items democrats say they are excited about. barely a fraction of the $25 billion the president said he wanted for the wall. one d.c. pundit put it "it is stunning how little trump got of his top priority." the president does plan to sign it. as conservatives rail against a measure they see is not won the

shannon bream is on hand for you. miss shannon? >> shannon: thank you so much, laura. i live from sacramento, hello, and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream. we are live from sacramento with some major breaking news right here tonight. ♪ we are here in sacramento made a supercharged showdown between the trump administration and california authorities, state and local. we have breaking news tonight as attorney general jeff sessions comes to town and launches a brand-new lawsuit late tonight aimed at california at defiance, estate that is making it that much tougher for federal immigration agents to do their job. back in washington, we are following a major shake-up in the president's economic team. wall street already acting tonight negatively in contrast to what we are hearing from main street, praise for the president's tough stance on tariffs. we have got team coverage for you tonight. trace gallagher with the latest on on this late-breaking showdown between the trump administration on the california, but we start with chief national correspondent ed h

shannon. >> shannon: trace gallagher, thank you. the bombshell revelation amid outrage over trump campaign consultants mining for facebook data. a campaign aide to former president obama says the mine data from facebook and the social media website was supportive. we're going to walk you through the facts. presidential tweets analyzed by the cartoonist behind the popular dilbert comics. scott adams' unique take when we return. on it. [ crash ] and sometimes the expert the expert needed needs insurance expertise. it's all good. steve, you're covered for general liability. and, paul, we got your back with workers' comp. wow, it's like a party in here. where are the hors d'oeuvres, right? [ clanking ] tartlets? we cover commercial vehicles, too. i think there's something wrong with your sink. >> shannon: facebook is taking considerable fire saying that they let a company have access to information about tens of millions of users. facebook had blocked the group involved and has launched an investigation but tonight they former campaign

. ♪ shannon: hello, everyone. i'm shannon perrine. on behalf of the league of women voters and wtae channel 4, welcome to our debate in the special election for pennsylvania's vacant 18th congressional seat. the election is tuesday, march 13. our candidates tonight, four term state representative from the 39th distrcit, republican rick saccone. and a former federal prosecutor out of the u.s. district attorney's office, democrat conor lamb. welcome to our panelists. league of women voters representative kathleen clyman. news 4 reporter bob mayo. and freelance journalist and former kqv reporter elaine effort. candidates, you drew numbers to determine who would answer the first question, that would be mr. lamb. mr. saccone, you will have the closing word. here are the rules. you will have one minute for each response. closing statement, 60 seconds. if there is more to follow up on i will allow more time for , follow-ups at my discretion as moderator. so, the very first question comes from me and it will address the elephant in the room,

shannon? >> shannon: lucas tomlinson from the pentagon. thank you. kim jong un's secretive meeting with chinese president has left many in the u.s. wondering what will happen next. what it could mean for a future meeting with president trump. leland vittert joins us live with more on that. hey. >> good evening, shannon. lots of news but very few answers to the core questions here. when and where does the trump, summit take place, one with the ground rules, and what does the north koreans really want for their nukes? one thing is sure. the chinese made it clear with this visit that they play a front and center wall when it comes to dealing with the kim regime. the president paid respect to his chinese counterpart to that effect today tweeting, "received a message last night from xi jingping of china that he had a meeting with him drunk on and it went very well and kim looks forward to his meeting with me. in the meantime, and unfortunately, maximum sanctions and pressure must be maintained at all costs." despite their freeze on my cell a nuclear custo

shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team. >> shannon: among all the talents, i had no idea she was such a skilled dancer. >> laura: she didn't even have to wear the leg warmers. it's perfect. >> shannon: thanks, laura. >> laura: take care. >> shannon: here is what we have coming up tonight. in a remarkable shift in relations with the nation we have been at war with them for 65 years, president trump accepts an offer to meet with the north korean leader only hours after signing sending ovs tariffs. mike huckabee and mike walker discussed the political and diplomatic impact. thus, a former blackwater eric prince denies the report about efforts to establish a back channel to the kremlin in a exclusive report lived in frederick. jason chaffetz is here with analysis. plus, the national culture of the women's march comes under fire on international women's day after attending a racist anti-semitic speech. has she done enough to distance herself from the controversy? real debate with jehmu greene and gianno caldwell. ♪ hello and welcome to fox news x "fox news @ night." i'm shannon brea

shannon. >> shannon: trace gallagher, thank you. the bombshell revelation amid outrage over trump campaign consultants mining for facebook data. a campaign aide to former president obama says the mine data from facebook and the social media website was supportive. we're going to walk you through the facts. presidential tweets analyzed by the cartoonist behind the popular dilbert comics. scott ..ott >> shannon: facebook is taking considerable fire saying that they let a company have access to information about tens of millions of users. facebook had blocked the group involved and has launched an investigation but tonight they former campaign official for president obama's 2012 runs that they got a much different reaction when they use this social media site to reach millions of young voters. "they were candid that they allowed us to do things they wouldn't have allowed someone else to do because they were on our side." the panel's back. adrienne elrod, charlie hurt, and katie pavlich. welcome back, panel. i want to read something tha

shannon? >> shannon: lots of reaction. henry, thank -- ed henry, thank you. where does this leave the gun debate? many say it's hyperbole to say they're after your guns. but now this. author of the halftime report, great to see you tonight. >> madam. >> shannon: ucla law professor said stevens call to repeal the second amendment is not only ineffective but makes it harder to pass good gun laws, plays into the hands of the nra which can point to the op ed and say we told you, they want to take away your rights and your guns. >> i'm sure there are many people who are on the left side of this issue, on the gun control side of the issue, that are frustrated with stevens. iechl sure the people at the nra are delighted. this is the kind of fundraising, thing that helped them raise an enormous sum of xwloin in february and they'll do it in march and this will help them. but, and i don't want, what i'm talking to legal scholar such as yourself, i have to tread lightly, all i know is hackry and flackery of politics. isn't this the debate wire ee supposed to be having?

shannon bream is up next. she has actual exclusive interview tonight with the real attorney general, jeff sessions, from los angeles. shannon, take it away. >> shannon: listen, i was wondering how you're caught up with him too. laura is everywhere. we've got that coming up for you, and here is what we have tonight. our exclusive interview with attorney general jeff sessions as he unleashes a federal crackdown on the state of california accusing state lawmakers of making it nearly impossible for it i.c.e. agents to do their job. plus how he feels about the president spray public tweets questioning how the attorney general is doing his job. plus, the ag calling for 82nd special counsel and his management style in a wide-ranging multipart interview tonight. not everyone in california opposes the trump administration's crackdowns. we'll hear from the california bar maker chosen elected lawmaker of the year, at melissa melendez. plus, a signing ceremony on aluminum and steel tariffs tomorrow. she corresponded ed he

shannon. >> shannon: traits, thank you very much. ♪ some real news, real news, never fake. former arkansas governor stepping down from the board of directors just one day after his appointment. political backlash over his support for the national rifle association and traditional marriage leading some country music board members to accuse the governor of sexism, bigotry, homophobia, and racism. cops taking a massachusetts man into custody for sending letters with white powder to five people including one to donald trump junior that landed his wife vanessa in the hospital. "the new york post" reports that his facebook pages filled with political rants and a picture of him at the state democratic national convention in 2016. a new study ranks california dead last of all states in quality of life. rings on everything from education and opportunity and infrastructure and crime. california scored low because of high housing costs and something called social engagement. basically a measure of how folks interact. apparently californians do not get along with their neighbors. the "

hello and welcome to "fox news @ night" p and i am shannon bream in washington. new tonight: backlash against a world wind tour of msnbc and cnn by sam nunberg. he said he would defy a subpoena from robert mueller to testify in the russian investigation. later he said he probably would cooperate. he faced direct questions on the air about whether he was drinking. a source close to the trump campaign telling fox news sam nunberg was fired for more than once for good reason. the same source said the notion there is "something on the president," is only in nunberg's mind. we are learning more about an australian diplomat who leveraged a massive donation to the clinton foundation. turns out he is the one who tipped off the fbi, launching the entire russia collusion investigation. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has more. allegations the fbi wasn't transparent when getting warrants to spy on a trump team member. >> while he says he is no fan of the commander in chief, former aide sam nunberg said president trump is correct. this special counsel is

i cannot wait to watch shannon bream and the dick's have a great show on tap. >> shannon: here is what we have coming up tonight. ed henry investigates what happened with longtime confidant to the president, hope hicks. why did she suddenly resign? was it about light lies, chief of staff john kelly, or something else? plus, second amendment alarm bells go off after the meeting with lawmakers. an dan bongino response to media coverage of guns and gun owners amid allegations of fake news on firearms. and will ask ambassador if it is possible to bite may have jared kushner continue pursuing goals with a downgraded security clearance. ♪ hello, and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. new fallout from the abrupt resignation of hope hicks and new praise for the president president's -- several white house officials from press secretary sarah sanders to chief of staff john kelly commending hicks for her service. that praise comes against a backdrop of reported dissension between president trump's closest long-term advisors and family members by jared kushner, ivan

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shannon: hello everyone. on behalf of the league of women voters, welcome to our debate in the special election for pennsylvania 18th congressional seat. , forandidates tonight terms state representative from the 39th district, republican rick saccone. and out of the attorney's office, democrat conor lamb. representative kathleen -- numbers to you do figure out who would answer the first question. mr.'s a you will have the closing word. saccone, you will have the closing word. you will have one minute for each response. time forlow more follow-ups at my discretion as moderator. comesry first question from me and will address the elephant in the room, something we have been talking a lot about over the last few months. we are here tonight because tim murphy made career ending mistakes. congressman murphy, who is pro-life and voted that way reportedly asked his mistress to have an abortion when he thought she was pregnant. it was also reported that he was hostile and his congressional offices. of being afraid o

♪ ♪ >> shannon: house judiciary committee chairman bob goodlatte and house oversight committee chairman trey gowdy pending a letter to the attorney general asking for a second special counsel citing as part of that the so-called fisa abuses. as the attorney general when he thinks of their requests. >> well, i have great respect for mr. gowdy and chairman goodlatte, and we are going to consider seriously their recommendations. i have appointed a person outside of washington, many years and the department of justice, to look at all of the allegations that the house judiciary committee members sent to us and we are conducting the investigation. also, i am well aware that we have responsibility to ensure the integrity of the fisa process. we are not afraid to look at that. the inspector general, something that our inspector general is not very strong, but he has almost 500 employees, most of which are lawyers and prosecutors, and they are looking at the fisa process. we must make sure it is done properly, and we are going to do that, and i will consider the request. >> shannon: i know that

shannon? >> shannon: thank you very much. a delegation from south korea met today with kim jung un. the first to meet him since 2011. >> angela merkel will get another term. a partnership was assembled six months after election. the democrats agreed to remain in a coalition with eric merkel conservatives. >> italy's chaos is beginning. and huge turnout by voters has taken power away from the traditional leaders. one paper put it, made italy ungovernorable. from milan tonight. >> the anti-establishment fervor wept into italy. he tells reporters he can't begin to describe his emotions. his party, the five-star moment which start out as a protest blog got more votes than the el thursday. >> you just have the lower layers of the society and which in a few years is able to take more than 30 percent of the electorate. >> still five stars wind ball of 32 percent is not enough to govern alone. a coalition needs 40 percent to create a government. the center right got 37 but the twist was the winner was in that grouping was not old-timerer about -- old-timer party. that means the elections re

i'm shannon bream in washington. law enforcement officials spent all day trying to communicate with a gunman holding at least three people hostage since this morning. will, what do we know? it doesn't sound good. >> that's right, shannon. we've had our eyes on the largest veterans home in the country for the last nine hours. and we just found out from authorities that everybody inside of that room that we've been keeping an eye on is actually dead. authorities just came out and briefed the media. take a listen to said. >> i come before the public with some tragic news. shortly before 6:00 pm this evening, law enforcement personnel made entry into the room where we felt the hostages were being held by the suspect and unfortunately made the discovery of three deceased females and one deceased male suspect. this is a tragic piece of news. one that we were really hoping we wouldn't have to give. >> it started around 10:00 this morning in california. he actually let some people leave but he held those three women there. s

i'm shannon bream in washington. reaction to the president's new policy announcements on trade and opioids coming in mixed at best tonight. trade wars, job losses or prescriptions for the opioid epidemic. that's what we're hearing tonight. drowned out by that criticism, reports of support coming from the places where those policies are actually targeted. we'll hear from a prominent democrat in a moment who says there is good reason to back president trump, at least with respect to today's announcements. but first, chief national correspondent ed henry on what the white house says it's trying to do. >> that's right, shannon. really busy day at the white house. and all the sudden, breaking this hour, we're learning that the president and the vice president mike pence just had a meeting with the nra leadership to talk about gun policy. as you know, conservatives were frustrated that the president yesterday suggesting he may be going a lot further on gun control than they want him to. and so chris cox, a leader at the nr

let me bring in shannon pet pettypiece again. the president doubling down. he says, look, just a few moments ago at the white house this is what i'm going to do. let me play that. >> we're not backing down. mexico, we've had a very bad deal with mexico, with canada. it's called nafta. our country on trade has been ripped off by virtually every country in the world whether it's friend or enemy. >> at the same time, shannon, we hear from paul ryan, he puts out a statement saying we are extremely worried about the consequences of the trade war and urges the president not to do this. he isn't alone. what will happen next? >> reporter: i was sproised to see this statement. paul ryan has been very aligned and in lockstep with the president since day one. he is good at avoiding controversy. if there is something controversial the president is doing and paul ryan does not want to get involved in it, he knows how to duck and weave around those controversies. to make the statement shows how strongly republicans in congress feel that this is not the right type of trade

. >> shannon: you mentioned the oakland mayor, libby schaaf. she says this. "we will continue to exercise our legal right to exist as a sanctuary city." is there a legal right to exist as a sanctuary city? >> it depends on what you mean as a sanctuary city. i don't think there is a right to do some of the things that are being done now, at some of the things in the love that are challenging in court. so, yes, people can have different views on immigration, but you cannot obstruct the lawful actions of the federal government. >> shannon: all right, that is just topic number one. stay tuned, because we are just getting started with attorney general jeff sessions. he's going to talk about his relationship with the president, how it's going, how he handles negative tweets directed at him, and building and a a second special counsel?

in a real sense, that is what claude shannon indents. communicators," on c-span 2, mondays at 8 p.m. eastern. >> next, from the american civil war museums annual symposium. virginia tech history professor emeritus james robertson, talks about the civil war's impact on ordinary civilians and soldiers.

i'm ed henry in again for shannon bream. multiple breaking stories one day after rex tillerson was fired. at this hour, we are tracking some sizzling reports of another major shake-up likely coming at the white house as soon as tomorrow. it may include changing the national security advisor and shuffling yet more cabinet chiefs. the same time, fresh reports suggesting that the attorney general jeff sessions may be on the verge of living former fbi acting director andrew mccabe be fired for leaking to the media and possibly misleading investigators for conducting a major review of wrongdoing at the fbi and the justice department. doug mckelway is all over the wave on mccabe, a frequent target. >> andrew mccabe has long been in the crosshairs of republicans in congress and president trump. the 20 one-year fbi that has made a central role in many high profile and politically charged investigations, from the boston marathon bombing, the arrest of a mastermind, the probe of alleged russian collusion, and the election of 2016, and

back with me bloomberg shannon and aaron. julia, the government decided not to corporate with robert mueller. tell us what we know about this and why the government is not talking about it? >> right, halle, this is politics half way across the world impacting our politics herism as we know cutter's nation were hated earlier in 2017, hutting them off -- cutting them off for medical supplies and food. and president trump endorsed that decision. it was thought to be influenced, led by they're president was able to set up meetings with jared kushner and orrs of the white house. it was believed to be unfairly influenced against the question tarries. that you they didn't go to robert mueller because they didn't want that backlash against them. they visited in january, set up a meeting with the fbi but never went to mueller about the meeting. so, really, they're caught 'this place where they have information but they don't want to go forward with it because they have the two competing interests here. a lot of information has come fo

i am shannon bream. the event is backed by wealthy and powerful people and mayor bloomberg and new york governor andrew cuomo. some of what they are calling for is unconstitutional and irrational and not already the law. it is it common sense. but the organizers would rather not get in to all of those details and don't want a

shannon watts is the founder of moms demand action. ther group was formed soon a the tragedy at sandy hook elementary school.th and ine newman is author of the book "rampage: the social roots of school shootings." she's a professor of sociology the university of massachusetts. welcome both of you to the newshour. shannon watts let me start with you, i will get to the specifics in just a momakent butg this proposal as a whole, do you think it will prelvent, p prevent school shootings in the future? n>> no, i mean i do't think the proposal put forward by the president is anylway hepful. in fact, in a word it's pathetic it takes all of the onus for gun safety in this country and pushes it down to the states while elevating the nra's top priorities like arming teachers and incentivizing the states to do that. look, if arming teachers was the answer, we wouldn't have the oblem we have in this country. we need to disarm dangerous people, not arm teachers. and the reality is even highly trained police officers t their tar bets about 18% of th