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. >> john: for more let's bring on founder of one million moms for gun control shannon watts.so much for coming on tonight. >> thank you. >> john: absolutely. first off, congratulations on the success of the march on saturday. why did you feel you needed to have a march on washington? >> well, when i created this facebook page the day after the sandy hook shootings it was clear that there was a lot of moms millions of moms all over the country who felt the same way that i did. and we knew we needed to create a grass-roots organization much like mothers against drunk driving but for gun control. the question we kept getting over and over from members who signed up was when will we march? we might as well march continue the first four weeks of our existence, and that's what we did. it's not an one and done situation. we had rallies in new york city. events across the country from seattle, chicago to boston, but these are events. there is so much more that needs to be done to put pressure on our congressional representatives. >> john: do you think that legislature is getting the