cameron caskey and alex wynn are with me in washington live.of you, welcome to the program. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> so just in a nutshell, tell us how you hope this "march for our lives" builds on your activism over the last month and especially on the mass walkout that was so impressive a couple of weeks ago. >> well, the walkout was a great showing of how other students are seeking out the leadership positions into which we were thrust and it was great the see that this generation is stepping up, asking questions and leading our peers. but the march is only the beginning. the march is a visual representation of the fact that the american people are ready to not let our politicians off the hook. we have our demands. their job is to represent us. they have to. >> you know, i had said culmination and you say this is just the beginning. so that leads me into the next question, which is an obvious one because so many people -- and you know it so well, you two. you know, when certain things happen in the political space or the soci

joining me tonight is cameron caskey, a stoneman douglas student, a survivor who petitioned for theseon to governor rick scott signing this legislation today? >> you know, governor scott is trying to look like he's taking a step in the opposite of the direction of the nra, but we know that's not really going to happen. and while seeing these two parties move in the right direction together is a positive thing, it's a baby step. if you really look at the bill, we need to ban assault weapons, and that's not happening in this bill. >> he did go out of his way today to praise the students of parkland for raising their voices. he said to the students of marjory stoneman douglas high school, you made your voices heard. you didn't let up, and you fought until there was change. you helped change our state. you made a difference. do you think he's basically -- that this is just kind of window dressing? you don't think he is really go going to keep moving in this direction? you think this is as far as it's going to go for him? >> well, no. it's nice to see that it happened, and it's nice to see

my name is cameron caskey.an, themovement blood asked me if i thought any change would come from this. look around, we are the change. everybody here is standing with the future of our society. for that, i thank you. my generation having spent our entire lives seem mass shooting after mass shooting are learning that our votes matter. we must educate ourselves and start conversations to keep our country moving forward and we will. we hereby promise to fix the broken system we have been forced into to create a better world for the generations to come. don't worry, we got this. nowpeople in this country see this all their lives. we have seen this narrative before. the corrupt are not controlling our story, we are. they are not manipulated the facts, we know the truth. politicians, either represent the people or get out. the people demand assault weapons. the people demand we prohibit the sale of high-capacity magazines. people demand universal background checks. the voters are coming. i'm deborah 14, tragedy struc