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Sunday, February 18, 2018

Sunday shows - Florida school shooting, Russian charges dominate coverage

 
 
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Florida students vow to hold lawmakers accountable on gun violence
By BRETT SAMUELS
 
“My message for people in office is you’re either with us or against us. We are losing our lives while the adults are playing around,” Cameron Kasky, a student who survived the shooting, said on CNN’s “State of the Union.”
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Florida school shooting survivor: How many more students are going to have to die?
By REBECCA SAVRANSKY
 
"This is not the time for inaction and debate. This is the time for discussion and for all people that are Americans to come together as Americans through love and compassion.”
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Florida Dem: The ‘world has heard’ high school shooting survivors
By KYLE BALLUCK 
 
“The difference this time, is that these kids -- you’ve spoken to them -- the world has heard them, they’re just not going to sit back after what they experienced, after what they saw, the worst things imaginable, they’re not going to just sit back and take it,” Rep. Ted Deutch (D-Fla.) said on ABC’s “This Week.” 
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Republican Fla. rep calls for debate on ‘gun safety laws’
By KYLE BALLUCK 
 
“There are a lot of Republicans who are prepared to support reasonable, common-sense gun safety laws, new laws, stronger laws that protect rights for responsible citizens, people who are responsible gun owners, but will prevent those who want to do harm to innocent people from obtaining these weapons,” Rep. Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.) said.
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GOP senator: 'The problem is not owning an AR-15'
By BRETT SAMUELS 
 
“The problem is not owning an AR-15, it’s the person that owns it,” Sen. James Lankford (R-Okla.) said.
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Kasich pleads with Trump to take action on gun control: 'Mr. President, I ask you to do this'
By REBECCA SAVRANSKY
 
"Of course the president can lead on this and should lead on this and Mr. President, I ask you to do this," the Republican Ohio governor said on CNN's "State of the Union." "You don't have to boil the ocean, but take some steps now."
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Limbaugh calls for concealed carry in American schools
By MALLORY SHELBOURNE 
 
“The solution is we need concealed carry in these schools. If we are really serious about protecting the kids, we need a mechanism to be defensive when this kind of thing – if we’re not going to take action, we better have mechanisms in these schools to stop it when it breaks out,” the radio host said on “Fox News Sunday.”
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Jeh Johnson emphasizes public’s role in preventing violence: ‘We are not a police state’
By KYLE BALLUCK 
 
“I think that it's for the FBI to tell us whether there are adequate resources," the former DHS secretary said on ABC’s “This Week” when asked if the bureau has the manpower to follow up on tips. “They are the premier federal law enforcement agency of our country. They’ve got a lot on their plate.”
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Florida superintendent: 'We need a smarter system' to prevent school shootings
By BRETT SAMUELS 
 
“I believe that we have good quality information that’s out there and it’s not being used to ensure that we can provide the best public safety services that we can,” Broward County Public Schools Superintendent Robert Runcie said on “Meet The Press.” 
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Florida AG urges social media vigilance after school shooting
By MAX GREENWOOD 
 
Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi (R) is calling for students and parents to be more vigilant about potential threats made on social media in the wake of the Florida high school shooting, saying it's better to report something that's later deemed not credible than not report it at all.
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Schiff: 'Of course' Russian indictment doesn't clear Trump campaign of collusion
By BRETT SAMUELS
 
“No, of course not, but this is a president who claims vindication anytime someone sneezes,” Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) said on CNN’s “State of the Union.” “It ought to put to rest for anyone, including the president, who continues to call this a witch hunt, that the evidence is now overwhelming and unequivocal, and we need to move to protect ourselves from Russian interference in elections that are coming up.”
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Sanders: Trump not speaking out against Russia 'is a horror show'
By BRETT SAMUELS
 
"We have got to bring Democrats and Republicans together despite the president to go forward to protect the integrity of American democracy,” Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) said on “Meet The Press.”
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Christie: Russia indictment shows no collusion by Trump campaign ‘to this point’
By BRETT SAMUELS 
 
“It proves there’s no collusion to this point. There’s no collusion in terms of the Facebook ads, the other social media activity.”
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Limbaugh warns Trump not to claim he’s vindicated by Mueller
By MALLORY SHELBOURNE 
 
“The worst thing he can do in his world is to validate this whole investigation by claiming victory here because what if down the road, there is another indictment or a series of indictments that do name Trump or do name the Russians and Trump campaign colluding.”
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Dem senator: 'Hard to say' Russian meddling did not affect election outcome
By MALLORY SHELBOURNE
 
"It was an exceptionally close election. I'll remind you one candidate won the popular vote. The other candidate won the electoral vote,” Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.) told CBS’s “Face the Nation.”
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Clapper on Mueller probe: 'I do think there are other shoes to drop'
By BRETT SAMUELS 
 
“Not addressed here is potential involvement of the Russian government, which we certainly saw through intelligence channels that the Russian government was master minding this,” Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union."
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Dem senator warns Mueller against issuing Russia report near 2018 election
By JOSH DELK 
 
Sen. Bob Casey (D-Pa.) on Sunday warned special counsel Robert Mueller against issuing a report on his findings in the ongoing investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 election near the upcoming 2018 midterm elections. 
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GOP senator: 'There will be hell to pay' if Russia tries to meddle in 2018 midterms
By JOSH DELK 
 
Sen. Mike Rounds (R-S.D.) on Sunday warned "there will be hell to pay" if Russians attempt to meddle in the upcoming U.S. midterm elections. 
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Outgoing GOP rep: Republican Party 'heading into trouble' in election
By MALLORY SHELBOURNE
 
“When you look at the future of the Republican Party, I think that we would be foolish to not see that we’re heading into trouble,” Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (Fla.) told CBS’s “Face the Nation.”
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