Christie Attacks Trump, Calling Conduct Detailed in Indictment 'Awful'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : And on Social Security, he reiterated his support for means-testing the program, as he proposed during his 2016 campaign.
51% : He also said that reducing gun violence was in "tension" with the Second Amendment.
48% : When reminded that early in his political career he supported an assault weapons ban, he called that "naïveté" and said he no longer believed it was appropriate.
43% : "I'm mad because I don't have a great answer," he said, after saying that law enforcement needed to be more attentive to warning signs from potential attackers, but that he did not believe restrictions on guns would make a difference -- in part because Americans already own hundreds of millions of them.
37% : He also noted that even with a Republican-controlled Congress for part of his tenure, Mr. Trump failed to deliver on a central campaign promise of securing the southern border.

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