claim: "if you're a terrorist you can't fly," but "an assault weapon you can buy."
author: gwen moore
evidence_1: jul 1, 2016 ... moore wrote: 'if you're a terrorist you can't fly,' but 'an assault weapon you can buy .' there's a lot of veracity in that verse. after you read the item ...
evidence_2: oct 2, 2017 ... here's a look at five fact checks we did in the wake of the june 2016 ... gwen  moore: "if you're a terrorist you can't fly," but "an assault weapon you can buy. ... if  someone "on a terror watch list" tries to buy a gun, authorities are ...
evidence_3: jun 14, 2016 ... the no-fly list, a subset of the broader terrorist listing, has around 64,000 ... the  fbi is notified when someone on a list applies to purchase a gun, often ... but  being a suspected or known terrorist is not one such category. ... subscribe:  get the analysis of mark shields and david brooks delivered to your ...
evidence_4: jun 20, 2016 ... a gun store did report the suspicious activity, but was unable to ... the fbi is  pinged on that, and they get some options to be able to deal with. ... a match in  the terrorist database triggers an automatic 72-hour delay, even if ... if you're on  the terrorist watch list, the no-fly list, you shouldn't be able to buy a gun.
evidence_5: jun 13, 2016 ... but at no time – even when he was included on the fbi's terrorist screening ... " we cannot fall into the trap set by the gun lobby that says if you can't stop every  shooting and every incident you should not try to stop any," she said. ... on the  terror watch list to buy assault rifles – or any weapon," said rep.