We have to do something about it.

We now have to do so.

We have to act.

We can't wait and play games and nothing gets done.

And I really believe that the people, this is bipartisan, it's a bipartisan meeting.

And we're going to discuss safe schools and we can really get there, but we have to do it.

We don't want to wait two weeks, three weeks, four weeks and people sort of forget.

And then we go back on and then we have another problem.

We want to stop the problems from having.

So Trump did one of his things yesterday where he leaves the cameras in there for the discussions,

which I just know, wish we do more often.

It's something to watch.

But headlines like Trump stuns lawmakers with calls for gun control.

Is it a refreshing way to try to lead a discussion by throwing out a whole bunch of different things that

aren't a coherent ideology or is it mucking up the words?

I don't know what we've done in the past hasn't ever gotten us anywhere.

Right. Well, let's drag Mike DeBonus into the discussion.

Mike is a congressional reporter for the Washington Post and is teamed up with Anne Gehrin and some men Kim on a piece in the post this morning about that televised meeting yesterday.

Hello, Mike. How are you, sir?

Hey, doing well. Thanks for having me.

No matter what anybody has to say or think about Donald Trump, he is unquestionably a wild card and is doing things differently.

Yeah, I think that it'd be hard to argue with that statement.

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