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This is what happens when you ensure that the state of Missouri does not require a permit to carry or to purchase, does not require any

restrictions on people who've been convicted of intimate partner violence, does

not ban assault rifles. One dead, 22 wounded in the Super Bowl Parade shooting in Kansas City.

We'll take a look at Missouri's gun control laws, some of the weakest in the country.

The shooting came on the sixth anniversary of the

Parkland Florida High School Massacre. We'll speak with a Parkland father about his son Guoque and his new art project Shotline which will call

lawmakers with AI generated audio messages featuring the voices of gun violence victims like his son.

Then Australia's parliament approves a motion calling for the release of imprisoned WikiLeaks

founder Julian Assange. This will be the time for all of us to take a stand, to stand up and to take a stand, and to stand

with Julian Assange, stand for the principles of justice. Friends, stand for the principles of justice.

Friends, stand for the principles of media freedom and the rights of journalists to do their job.

Assange is facing a critical appeal hearing in a British court next week.

His last chance to challenge his extradition to the United States,

where he faces 175 years in prison for publishing classified documents.

Then to Gaza and to the phone call that reverberated around the world.

Yes, in the car, we're next to the tank.

Are you inside the car?

Oh my go!

Hello?

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