davicorn and ramesh ponnuru weigh in on the week's news., a blockbuster supeero movie with a nearly all-black cast. >> woodruff: the florida school shooting, and othersike it, create a difficult challenge for parents and teacherslike-- how to talk to children so they're both prepared and reassured. john yansat down with parents and school administrators in the washington, d.c. area to see how they handle this responsibility. >> yang: for seven-year-old lily gregorian, first grade is all about new experiences. yesterday's first: an active bshooter drill, scheduledher washington, d.c. school, in response to the florida shooting. that morning, her parents, stephanie and jamie, had a chat with her. >> we needed her to know why she was going to have to be undergoing this drill today. >> yang: did you have any idea what to say? >> no. >> yang: lily had questions. >> she was asking, "whatha ened to his brain? why did he come into a school and want to start shooting people? what did he want?" >> yang: it was a conversationth likely echoed in homes

to get -- i would say, grassley and rubio and scott, i agree with ramesh.tt and rubio, they went through pulse and now this. they've bur -- buried a lot of people and it may be lip service. >> what i get from talking to people, the republicans, because they are the one with the responsibility, you are going to see more guns. i think it is a focus on safety in the schools, that everybody in the community is going to have to sign on to including people who aren't going to want to necessarily because it is going to result in more guns. more armed guards, more security, more magnetometer and more background checks and more guns, not fewer guns. >> and that is a line came out from republicans when they were shot at at the baseball game. steve scalise is still on a chair wheeling around congress and someone suffering with the kons quens of gun violence, he has not moved that far and said that he -- they were saved because the capital police had their own guns. so even in their own experience they say more guns is the way that kept me safe and way forward. >> ther

ramesh?ou have 30 seconds. >> republicans are deciding they don't think they need to accomplish anything. they don't need to use power they have to amass better record going into november. that's interesting decision that they made politically. >> garrett: give me ten more second, what do you mean by that? >> because they -- with this budget basically decided they are not going to try to pass major legislation with majority vote in the senate. they foreclosed that option practically you would think they want to maximize that use of the power still have the house and senate this year but not. >> garrett: susan, ramesh, peter, thank you, like to thank all of you for being on "face the nation" panel we'll be with joe califano, he's a legend. and here you have a bánh mi inspired fried chicken sandwich. you'd never find this at a fast food restaurant - it's a good thing. is that right, martha? why don't you try my asian fried chicken sandwich? it's made with crispy fried chicken strips, crunchy as

david corn and ramesh ponnuru are here to talk about why mass shootings keep happening, the washington standoff over immigration, and russia's interference in u.s. politics.

ramesh, thank you very much for being on this morning. >> it's great to be back., we go live to the white house or the latest reporting on president trump signaling potential movement on gun safety, though so far he stopped short of using the word "gun." and we'll hear from the students who took the fight yesterday to washington. we're back in just a moment. don't we need that cable box to watch tv? nope. don't we need to run? nope. it just explodes in a high pitched 'yeahhh.' yeahhh! try directv now for $10 a month for 3 months. no satellite needed. >>> i think that it's really important that we come together now since adults are not doing it for us. >> why do you think this time will be different? >> this time will be different because the people who saw it are the people speaking out. >> we've grown up with this. we were born after columbine. so we're basically tired of it. >> we are only kids. >> students around the country are seizing control of the gun laws debate in washington demanding change and their push may get an important boost from the white house.