destruction that comes from the weapon of choice, the ar-15 in particular and others like it, with no explanation as to why someone should actually have to have a military style weapon in the first place as a civilian. >> he did talk about hardening schools and that might be an area where there is room for agreement when it comes to security, perhaps not arming teachers. i don't think democrats would go for that. he talked about mental health and the comprehensive back ground checks. there might be clarity there where both sides on this issue can come together. kaitlan collins, he didn't address at all some of the developments over the last 24 hours. marco rubio saying he might be supportive of banning high capacity magazines, the president of the united states talking about background checks, bump stocks and raising the minimum wage to buy a rifle to 21. he did not address those issues. he seemed to suggest he would oppose any and all of those issues. what kind of pressure does that put on the white house and does the white house think it is