House passes gun control bills to expand background checks; Amazon under fire for censorship

Gun laws could be changing soon. The House passed two bills Thursday that would tighten up rules on background checks for gun sales —and the Senate is likely to take up the bills soon. One of the two gun bills would require all gun buyers to go through a background check when purchasing through a private dealer or owner. The measure known as H.R. 8, would give authorities 10 business days for federal background checks to be completed before a gun sale can be licensed.

Amazon is facing accusations of boosting cancel culture and censoring conservative views. Two GOP congressmen are now asking the tech giant to hand over data about the alleged offenses. In a letter to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, Congressmen Jim Jordan and Ken Buck said Amazon plays a leading role in silencing conservatives.

Several dozen children rescued after a month-long operation in Texas. A local police chief saying these kids represent some of the most vulnerable populations. According to the National Crime Information Center, more than 346,000 missing children reports were recorded in 2020.

Tune into Deep Dive as we explore these topics and more.

00:00 Intro
00:40 Third stimulus check could arrive by the weekend
02:00 Changes now that Biden’s $1.9T relief plan is signed into law
04:26 All adults to be eligible for vaccines by May 1
05:43 House passes gun control bills to expand background checks
09:06 GOP leaders accuse Amazon of censorship
11:01 31 missing children rescued after operation in Texas

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