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AIR DATE: December 18, 2012
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The shooting in Newtown, Connecticut has pushed the issue of gun control to the forefront of lawmakers minds. Yesterday in a floor speech, Sen. Harry Reid said in the coming weeks, Congress will engage in "meaningful conversations" about gun regulations. Pro-gun Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia also said he thinks it time for dialogue to change about guns. But can a bill to toughen gun laws pass? Las Vegas Sun politics reporter, Karoun Demirjian joins us to talk about what potential legislation could look like and the likelihood of it passing.
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Karoun Demirjina, politics reporter, Las Vegas Sun
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I agree with the above. It should also be remembered another comment from one of our founding fathers, "Those who give up a little freedom for security end up with no freedom or no security." The point is when does it stop? What is it going to take to feel safe? If you ask some it is having s gun while with others it no one having guns. I support the bill of rights and the right to own guns. The anti-gun extremist are will not be happy until no guns exist and will use every chance to wittle away from our rights.
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