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we need meaningful background checks. so that sick people don t get guns. okay. so today you heard him, president trump used the word meaningful 17 times. 17 times he used the word meaningful when talking about background checks. but if he means what he says, then he can take a stand, right. he could write the executive order now. let the nra and some in the gop fight him. take it to court, lose but stand. so tonight trump has a big choice to make, whether or not to be a president of his word because here are his words 18 months ago after the parkland mass shooting. we re going to do very strong background checks. very strong. got to do background checks. again, that was nearly 18 months ago. and he has done nothing since then on background checks. so his lack of action, brekeen promise, is actually odd for at least one really important reason. and that is a reason the president knows. here he is again today. on background checks, we have tremendous support for really