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"We can create an additional layer of protection to ensure weapons stay out of the hands of the wrong people," said Quigley in a statement, describing the bill as "a common-sense step to mitigate the gun violence epidemic."

Elia is among the many interviewees complementing archival sound bites. Others heard include Tribune sports writer Paul Sullivan, Beth Murphy, U.S. Rep. Mike Quigley, Rick Sutcliffe, Bruce Levine, Jerry Pritikin, Ned Colletti, Jody Davis and Peter Ueberroth.

"And at the same time, he and President Trump said anyone who seeks immunity must be guilty. Well, I don't believe that, but we're aware of his efforts to seek immunity. So, if anything, we're learning this morning that karma can be very difficult."

"I'm not surprised. The entire length of the investigation they have said there is nothing there, despite what the entire intelligence community has said, that the Russians were involved and were the ones who hacked into the democratic process. There's unanimity there and the president disagreed with his entire community."

"As a 10-year criminal defense attorney I can tell you it's not uncommon for defense attorney teams to share information. Obviously if one of those teams decides to cooperate and to enter into plea negotiations, that's going to end because of the obvious conflict of interest. There is absolutely no way to know for sure that that's what's happening in this case. It's an indication that it might be and we'll leave it to Mr. Mueller's team to take it forward."