He got nailed in that interview. I don't think we was prepared.
She keeps saying that a .50 can blow a hole in a tank. He should have laughed and said, "a 50 can't blow a hole in a tank". Ask any M1 Abrams tank crew if they are afraid of a .50 caliber weapon hurting their tank. They will laugh at you.
There are already laws in place that prevent citizens from owning large caliber military weapons such as the 20mm and 30mm anti-tank rifle. Please note that these rifles are called "anti-tank" whereas the 50 is not. Why put another law on the books that is totally worthless and a waste of tax money? That money would be better put to building and repairing the highways or finding new ways to bring the cost of gasoline down so that we wouldn't be as depended on foreign countries for oil.
She refers to the .50 as being able to blow up cars. I've shot a 50BMG in AP, and incindiary. All it does it put a hole in the car. The same can be said for all ammunition down to the diminutive 5.56mm round. It makes a hole in the target that's it. Nothing goes kablouie. To say that a .50 will take out an airliner is even more incredulous, with the number of redundent systems in a modern airliner, you'd have to have a small army all firing a large number of rounds at the thing to even come close to a serious situation. Ever try to hit an object half a mile away? Its a challenge. Hit a moving target at almost 1000 yards away? HA! You've been watching too many Hollywood movies.
Trying to enforce a ban on a single weapon that would not affect crime or even the terrorist situation is a waste of taxpayers dollars. This is even more critical now because the state does not have money to allocate to project with zero gain.