suburbs, but not fast enough to get something done now. >> you bring me to the point that sahil capur made. some republicans are raising alarms that their opposition to new firearm limits is making the party toxic to the suburban women and college graduates who will shape the 2020 election. i guess that's the question, isn't it? are they going to be more afraid of the suburban mom voters who don't want their kids to go to school being afraid, who don't want now to take their kids to walmart or target or wherever they go to get back-to-school supplies because they're afraid they're going to be shot. are they more afraid of them than they are of the nra? >> i think that that's exactly the question. the sad reality is that this has been a political question. and the gun rights lobby, whether it's the nra or there are even groups to the right of the nra that advocate on this issue and have been putting pressure on the nra in recent decades. gun owners of america is one of