about what seems to be as you're saying a large rifle and then karrie this and i'm just also reading another statistic here park florida where this school shooting took place was this distinctly the safest city in florida last year. what does that tell us about what occurred today that it can happen anywhere. yes because it has nothing to do with a crime you know it's not like when they say a city is safe they're saying there aren't you know you're not getting robbed on the street you're not getting having your car hijacked and those kinds of things but it doesn't mean that somebody who cracks up and get a semiautomatic weapon and decides to kill a lot of people maybe in hopes of getting killed themselves or whatever cannot do it so nobody's safe in that sense why is there so much opposition from many many lobbies many people. by tighter gun control in the us are less gun being i thought there. that's a good question this over three hundred million guns is enough for every person in the united states to have a gun it's insane and you know we license cars you can't just get in a car a

what might trigger a student a target as classmates like this if it is followed to be a student that karri decide it's not the first time we've heard all of this but from your experience what does this look like to you. now i'm a former police officer i'm a tell you what this looks like to me as we keep our addressing these issues of mass school shootings is this is an ultimate cry for attention and i'd like to see the media for the first time not look at this is a gun issue and to shy away from the anatomy object or start start to look away from why or how these individuals are getting the guns and start looking at the intent behind it why are they doing this what's the mental health of this person what's their personal individual issue if there's one thing that we do know it's been proven time and time again that the gun itself does not do any damage but the issue is the person behind it their intent their motives their means we have to start looking at accountability of the human being and make this an issue more focus towards them in mental health i don't know one sane one man. one com

. >> karris: thank you and i am so sorry for what you've gone through, few people will go through what you've gone through over the last weekend we all appreciate it, you've done an incredible job in a time when they need it. the amazing thing about parkland, which i know because florida is a special place i know very well, this is the last place in this country where you would think a thing like this could happen. >> we are one of the safest cities. if it can happen here, it can happen anywhere and it's very important that we do everything we can to secure our schools, so the students feel safe and the parents feel safe sending them there. thank you, mr. president . >> we had a really great conversation and i want to leave more time for the other participants, we can brief you later on more of the great ideas and issues these leaders have talked about as you continue to lead this discussion and prepare for your conversation with the governors. >> president trump: i think most people know kellyanne conway, she's become a pretty big star. i think the best, right? would you like to say s