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Donald Trump: We Already Have ‘Tremendous Regulations’ On Guns | TODAY
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October 26, 2015
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5:30Now PlayingAsked by a gun owner at his live town hall on TODAY whether he would pledge to veto any bill adding gun control regulation, Donald Trump replies, “The answer is yes.” He says we already have “tremendous regulations” on guns, and that “we have to straighten out our mental health” policies and institutions. He calls Ronald Reagan “a very inspiring person” and, when asked who he would fire from government, replies, “the president of the Unites States, calling it “the easiest question I’ve had all day.”
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