he said damnit. and she said, what's your name? damnit jones. she said does your her pick you -- mother pick you up in the afternoon? he said, yes, ma'am. i said, come see me i'd like to see your mother. the teacher knocked on the car window, the poor woman rolled the window down. she said, i meant to come talk to you. he was my ninth child, it was the only thing that came to mind. about three months later, superintendent is out in schools. he happened to be visiting that school, he remembered this young schoolteacher he had hired and he wanned to go into her classroom and see how the kids were doing. she decided she was going to have a spelling bee. she had a talented group of third graders. she started calling out words and they were raising their hand they'd gone nine for nine, the superintendent visibly impressed. she thought now is the time to quit. she turned to go back to the black board. there was damnit with his hand up. she said young man, what's what do you want? he said i'd like to spell chrysanthemum. she said, damnit you can't spel

damnit.en lament about issues of division and then pose a black or white poll question such as this. am i dividing? i'm trying to unite us around something we should all agree on. this guy should have been caught. he should have been prevented from having a weapon. there was a plethora of information out there about him that good data integration would have caused him to be flagged. and stopped! next. what do we have? how is that devisive? i'm trying to bring about a solution. it was the guns, michael. stop the bs. i already addressed that. what's next? of course it's the guns. he shouldn't have been able to get a gun. all the data in the world integrated at your finger tips won't help if there are no laws or policies in place that let you act on the data. both are important but slight edge to gun policy. betsy, i respect that. i think that's a valid observation. let's do both. another one if we have time. i think we do. the facts that there was a massive failure by the police and fbi doesn't