their enemy. to them it's like the kkk, it's a hostile force that's against them, that's risking their lives and you have young people now who are not fighting for their future. when i was a kid my big problems were bullies and homework. i'm still traumatized by both. but these kids, they're not fighting for their future. they're fighting for their right to survive, to have a future. they're fighting for their right to stay alive. they do not see the nra as a friend in that fight. >> i want to play what we heard from the president today. >> we have to do something about maybe what they're seeing and how they're seeing it and also individuvideo games. i'm hearing more and more people saying the level of violence on video games is really shaping young people's thoughts and then you go a further step and that's the movies. you see these movies, they're so violent. yet a kid is able to see the movie if sex isn't involved. but killing is involved. >> van, are video games and