McConnell won't call Senate back, expects new gun legislation in September

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NEW: Mitch McConnell says he supports passing some sort of gun legislation in September, but sees no point in calling the Senate back into session now. 'We'd just have people scoring political points and nothing would happen.'

President Donald Trump called Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Thursday morning about the recent mass shootings in the U.S. and Congress' role in finding a legislative solution to the problem, McConnell revealed in a radio interview with WHAS in Louisville on Thursday afternoon.

"And so I've tasked three of my committee chairmen with talking not only to their own members but the Democrats as well. We're going to have these bipartisan discussions. And when we get back, hopefully, be able to come together and actually pass something. I want to make a law, not just see this kind of political sparring going on endlessly which never produces a result," McConnell said.

While Congress has failed to reach a bipartisan consensus on broad gun control legislation and the House-passed background check bills wait in the Senate, some senators are working on other legislation to address the gun violence epidemic.

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