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    Rev. Al on honoring those who died in tragedy: We must live the life they would want us to live

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  • Group aims to change young people's minds about guns

    03:32

  • Uvalde students speak out after surviving school shooting

    09:46

  • Bill Bratton: You move to the shooter no matter what to save lives

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  • Despite Uvalde shooting, NRA convention to go on as planned in Houston

    03:38

  • 'Everybody in the community is in pain': Uvalde City Council member says town is 'heartbroken'

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  • Questions surround 'confusing, conflicting' police response to Texas shooting

    07:44

  • Jonathan Chait: The right's playbook for deflecting anger after shootings

    05:54

  • David Frum: Things changed a lot for the worse since Sandy Hook

    09:21

  • Rev. Al: I think the president is legitimately angry on guns

    08:03

  • Rep. Kinzinger: I think the age for buying a gun should be 21

    10:19

  • Our children are asking for us to 'make childhood childhood again'

    10:26

  • New questions about police response to school massacre

    06:35

  • Meacham: Nobody is talking about taking everything away

    10:22

  • Joe: What Beto said to reporters is supported by the majority of Americans

    08:51

  • Joe: Doing nothing to stop this ongoing carnage is a sin

    06:20

  • Adm. James Stavridis: We have got to get out of this dark thicket

    06:41

  • Joe: Republicans will come up with a thousand excuses for why we shouldn't do anything

    09:17

  • 'What happens next is we get angry': Gun safety group calls for holding lawmakers accountable

    08:54

Morning Joe

Will China open up politically or being cracking down politically?

Blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng landed in New York City over the weekend after leaving his home in China. The Council on Foreign Relations' Richard Haass and the Washington Post's David Ignatius discuss what could be in store for China's immediate political future after Guancheng's departure.May 21, 2012

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    Rev. Al on honoring those who died in tragedy: We must live the life they would want us to live

    04:37

  • Emergency physician offers public health solutions to the gun crisis

    05:52

  • Group aims to change young people's minds about guns

    03:32

  • Uvalde students speak out after surviving school shooting

    09:46

  • Bill Bratton: You move to the shooter no matter what to save lives

    09:23

  • Despite Uvalde shooting, NRA convention to go on as planned in Houston

    03:38

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