assessment, retired armed military, retired armed police, need toro be in the schools to e a front s line of defense, and many said that tonight. i think that s a logical solution but any time with tragedy, it s filled with emotion, as it should be. we should all be honest with ourselves, it s a tragic time and we need to let the victims grief and the families grief, we need to let them speak. everybody here, because we are first amendment advocates, believe that everybody has the right to speak about these issues and we can come to some kind of a consensus, but i do think that ween also need to tackle the cultural problems that play. it is not just a gun problem and we should be able to have that conversation. sean: if we decided to my charlie, that we wanted every single school in america safe, we could do that. we are capable of doing big things. a great point about the threat assessment. it s amazing how many of these goalsss have not been properly analyzed and they don t eve
real shift toward china as a potential ally. and looking at week between your interview and wall street journal interview, he reversed course on about six major issues he talked about on the campaign. i see that as a learning process, getting the team around him, that gives him council, it is a complicated job. the key thing and les lesson is military people have a team he trusts the most, till so tillern hahasbecome a star. maria: i like the idea that president takes council directly froms generals on fronts line, that had not been the case in prior few years. no, they were hand cuffed, now our president says, you are the professionals, the mission is to eliminate isis, you tell me the best way, most fudga funl