violence into the nics system. in the virginia tech system in virginia, our mental health system didn t identify that person as someone who should have been blocked from the purchase of guns. we fixed it, but that was really an issue of making the system already in place work. and let s remember one thing. you mentioned washington, d.c. washington, d.c. is one of the most anti-gun jurisdictions in the country, and it has one of the worst murder rates with firearms in the country. so ann s right about how complicated this is. but there are pieces that we can attack together, but if people are single-mindedly focused on gun control at a time when gun violence has been going down for decades, you know, if what you want is success, that isn t i don t understand what the argument is against universal background checks. even 75% of trump supporters. you mentioned the pew research center. that s according to their data. 75% of trump supporters want to see the universal background checks.
what? well, those are two separate tracks. the university makes its own decision on when to send out the report to the campus community for people to stay locked down. that s the responsibility of the university of administration and of course as we ve seen, we saw it over the summer and we ve seen lots of changes to the virginia tech system, only this week there were people still saying they thought virginia tech needed to be more obviously the campus is very forward leaning when they get any reports of shots fired that they immediately put the reports out. that s one track. that s the administrative advising the community track. separately there will be the law enforcement response. our initial sense is that this was campus police that were involved but obviously there will be local police that will be brought in as well. and i think you can assume that federal agents will respond to the scene proactively just to see if there s any possible federal jurisdiction, may or may not be