were speaking to the vice president of strategy and communication at athos.ou have been busy looking at this. let's start with the coverage of the student's decision, those students in florida who were in at school, many who survived that are able and awful atrocity last week. they are planning a march on washington these the. the question is will it make a difference? this terrible attack that happened last week at school. what it seems is that the students of not just this what it seems is that the students of notjust this school but the us stu d e nts of notjust this school but the us students are finding a voice here. their target, they have in their crosshairs, is the national rifle association of america. this is a strong body in america that looks out for the rights of people to bear arms, purchase guns. . . arms, purchase guns... it is very fundamental to the american psyche that they should be able to have this freedom. but not only have previous presidents including barack obama have been defeated by this body in their attempts to tighten gun contro

we don't get served in this place atho and i'll only do we t get served, but then we have to take on the battle of serving everybody else, and we suffer because of it. it becomes a sacrifice. part of being in a movement and trying to challenge the government of local, state and national means that you are sacrificing a lot. you are sacrificing your sanity and often your health because the system is a well oiled machine with lots of money and resources. to figure out the resources you can cease together to ensure your humanity and dignity and i think you are right the system failed me and my sister and my siblings and feel of the community. and it's why the movements start. it's why this movement started because the system field mike brown and speed trayvon martin and his family. >> host: talking about the impact of the system. there was a spot rave on where you live ostensibly looking for somebody. talking about the smoke and -- the movement of pulling you and your family out. >> guest: it was a beautiful summer day in los angeles, and the community said it's been there for decades,