CBS's David Gregory Sports a High-Capacity Gun Magazine on National Television

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Arrest him and prosecute to the fullest extent of the law.


For the children.

 

[redsamurai]

If a news anchor can obtain a high capacity magazine in Washington D.C., contact the police to ask if it's ok to use on air, be told no, and then wave it around on TV anyway, banning them might be a useless law. Am I right?

there's more than just a small amount of logic to this post, lol. Maybe they got it from one of their security guys, who knows....would be interesting to see if they just walked down the block and flashed some benjamins. What the problem is though is that these clips come in to the cities from the gun shows...which the NRA has managed to make exempt from stuff like background checks and waiting periods...shit like that. So basically some folks have probably bought a shit ton of stuff in the country shows and then truck them into the cities and turn em around for 1000000% profit to the gangbangers.

 

[Mr. dB]

D.C. police investigating "Meet the Press" over gun prop - CBS News

Only problem is it's illegal to have one in Washington DC, even if it's not attached to a firearm.

CBS even knew in advance that it was illegal and ran it anyway:



This is emblematic of what's wrong with our gun laws. We have plenty of them -- we just don't enforce them.

How did CBS know in advance what NBC was going to air?

"Meet The Press" is not on CBS...