down to three sections. chris: fox news sunday exclusive then we will talk to two members from the parkland community whose live changed for for the mass shooting. i m pissed because my daughter i will not see again. chris: student delanie who is mobilizing for change with other survivors. plus debate over the trump-russia investigation intensifies with release of the democratic rebuttal to the controversial house republican memo. , we will sit down with congressman, number two democrat in house intelligence committee. and our power player of the week, a dinosaur hunter makes an amazing find all right now on fox news sunday. chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. lawmakers here in the in
rick scott do not believe that arming teachers is a solution here but there are many issues that need to be addressed. chris: what do you think delanie, the issues that need to be addressed? i absolutely believe that we need to address the failures that have created a situation like this, horrible situation like this. all of the things that have failed us, all of the system that is have failed us, i do think that we need to improve school safety, improving our officers on i also believe that we need to make it harder for people to access guns when they are not mentally stable, when they are young, when they are not in a place where they should be owning a weapon like. chris: andrew, i want to go back and i understand your strong feelings, but isn t this issue of mental health and trying to make sure that sick people don t have access to guns, isn t that part of the problem? okay, but was that was that a big issue when we were protecting airports?
safe. that s the main thing. you go into a courthouse, the judge is safe, the stenographer is safe. the american people, we just want schools safe, we don t want to talk about schools right now. chris: let me bring in delanie and i respect what you have to say, sir. delanie, your thoughts what you re hearing from the governor and president which is about a lot more than guns, guns is part of it but they are also talking about hardening schools, about arming teachers, your thoughts, what you re hearing? it is it s very multidimensional issue and he does andrew did say this is about school safety and personally i think that there is also an issue with the fact that he was able to access this weapon, this gun. i personally do not believe that arming teachers is a solution, i know many people, marco rubio,
chris: one of the big differences between previous mass shootings and the tragedy in parkland florida has been the active response and eloquence of the survivors and the victims families, students like senior delanie tarr. the only reason we have gotten so far is we are not afraid of losing money and we are not afraid of getting reelected or not getting reelected. we have nothing to lose, the only thing we have to gain at this point is our safety. chris: and parents like andrew polick who lost his daughter meda. should have been one school shooting and we should have fixed it. and i m pissed because my daughter i m not going to see again. she s not here. she s not here. chris: delanie and andrew joined
arming teachers is a solution here but there are many issues that need to be addressed. chris: what do you think delanie, the issues that need to be addressed? i absolutely believe that we need to address the failures that have created a situation like this, horrible situation like this. all of the things that have failed us, all of the system that is have failed us, i do think that we need to improve school safety, improving our officers on i also believe that we need to make it harder for people to access guns when they are not mentally stable, when they are young, when they are not in a place where they should be owning a weapon like. chris: andrew, i want to go back and i understand your strong feelings, but isn t this issue of mental health and trying to make sure that sick people don t have access to guns, isn t that part of the problem? okay, but was that was that a big issue when we were protecting airports? was that a big issue?