united states said this. this memorial day, we know the memory is still painful. of all the fallen who lost their lives during the last two decades in combat. each of them, leaving behind a family. could be anything. hard spoken by their actions. and lives, that will never be the same. the same could be said of the decades of combat that american children have faced in their classrooms, where hundreds of them have been shot and killed by mass murders. yesterday, the president and first lady brought flowers to a memorial site outside the robb elementary school in uvalde, texas. they touch the photos of the 19 dead children, and two teachers who lost their lives trying to save lives. president and the first lady attended sunday mass. as was the custom. but this time, it was in walter. in the catholic church filled with mourners. including some of the family members of the victims. as of president was leading, someone in the crowd pleaded with him to do something. president
checks and and joining us now is david hogg, cofounder of march for our lives, he is a survivor of the school massacre at the marjory school in brooklyn, florida. david, thank you very much for joining us. i wanted to juxtapose what we just heard the canadian prime minister say with what you said. because, if you were making the same kind of speech in canada, you would not have been talking about a filibuster rule. you would not be talking about a senate with two senators per state creating a fundamentally anti democratic non democratic structure in the federal government that makes it nonresponsive to democracy the way by canadian democracy based government is responsive to democracy. i wouldn t be. and frankly, lawrence, all i have to say is that i would not be speaking there. not just because of that but because the shooting at my high school would not have happened if i went to school in canada. so, as you were going to the