donald trump again o omonday criticized thehe law enforcement response, saying he in fact would have rushed in unanarmed into that school. we now know the immediate response from the local sheriff's department, from those present, was not to enter the school while shots were ringing out. the u.s. president meanwhile seems to have been clarifying some of his stances when it comes to changing gun laws here in the united states. first of all, he says he does not want to arm all teachers. he also wants to arm those who are very well-qualified. this being a very controversial view taken by the u.s. president. he has also in the past said he wants stricter background checks. ththat is something prpretty muh everybody who wants stricter gun laws is on board with. this president and this white house want to insist on more stringent mental health checks, rather than anything else. then there is maybe the most controversial part of what the president might in the end propose, and he in fact says he is willing to go up against the nra on this front, potentially -- the nra being the national rif

we can clean up the distortions that their memo has made is for the democratic memo to be released omonday. so we'll force a vote on monday when we retn and have a committee hearing. if our memo were released, you would see ten pages of details that lay t out true timeline here, that put into focus that th investigation occurred long before the steele dossier lande. it point out that fbi deputy director andy mccabe, that his characterization in the gop memo is just flatly wrong and mischaracterized. and that the fisa application is mischaracterized. i think the a will walk away seeing new, unseen evidence from our memo. but also the fbi's credibili will bolstered. >> you already tried to get that memo released lt week. the republican leaders on the committee said no. what do you think willathange this time? >> now they have the public to answer to, and the public sentiment right now i believe is outrage. outrage that they would trample all over the rule of law, and that they're going to wanto see, as i said, the evidence that corrects the record. >> president trump was asked today, what is