that the president clearly is reviewing a bunch of different options, throwing out a bunch of different ideas, even saying that he would have rushed into a school without being armed himself. that, of course, raises the question of if schoolteachers actually should be armed. wolf, a few moments ago i caught up with a florida governor who is in a meeting there with the other governors. he opposes the president's plan to arm schoolteachers. he says more money should be spent on school safety and security, not arming teachers. so clearly there is not a consensus here. but wolf, there is definitely a discussion as congress comes back into town this week about gun policy. wolf? >> what if anything did he say about raising the age limit from 18 to 21 to purchase certain guns? >> reporter: that has been something the president talked about last week but then he dialed it back again. he does support that proposal but does not seem to be drawing as much attention on that as arming schoolteachers. that has become one of the president's predominant talking points about this, but he does still support that and that's something the florida governor