I mean, to have the opportunity for the United States Senate to, you know, vote to close this terror gap. I mean, we have a large number of people on the terrorist watch list. They currently have easy access to firearms here in the United States.
Mark Kelly addresses the need for the Senate to act on closing the loophole that allows individuals on the terrorist watch list to access firearms.
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I mean, not these latest plans. And I think what we're seeing here is a president who has an approach to this that's just rather erratic.
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They're stuck, they're responsible for this, and the president is the one that has to try to figure out a way out of this.
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