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elzi, i'll give you the last word. go ahead and go on as long as you want.orry i cut you off. >> what she described is a microcosm of what's wrong in washington. our elected officials and the president are supposed to be defenders of the second amendment. there's defenders of the constitution. not a lobbying group, but it's the lobbyists who have our government by the throats, not the voters, the lobbyists. you're seeing politicians make decisions based on what they think the money is going to say. the nra is one example. once upon a time, we were against cigarette companies and tobacco companies to do the right thing. what we're experiencing right now, is the same thing we're going to continue to experience until we get serious about the way we're being governed and who's governing us. >> thank you. >>> their job was to make people laugh, but not these days. how a connecticut morning radio show has become a way for listeners to heal. powerful words coming up. a res, try running four. fortunately we've got ink. it gives us 5x the rewards on our internet, pho

. >> elzi, i don't get it. to change gun laws -- first of all, anna is right. nothing ever happens. gun laws and to have people to take people's guns away, it's never going to happen. do you know how long that would take? so people go out -- that's -- what is the rationaleization? that is not rationale. >> it's completely irrationale, and, yet, it's not just with school shootings. if you remember in arizona after a representative gifford was shot, the guns that were used in that attack spiked in arizona, so, you know, i don't know what this is except for one driving force, one driving reason. simply we don't trust each other. we don't believe we have each other's backs in these situations so we think the only reason we can do is have our own back, and we see guns as a way of doing that. any discussion of trying to work towards peace is dismissed as use tomorrowian. not realistic. people automatically start looking at ways in which they can protect themselves. it's very, very sad. especially as a father of a 16-year-old, i'm not as concerned, to tell you the truth, with the mass shoo