Get ready to hear the truth about America on a show that's not immune to the facts with your host Dan Bon Gino.

Hi, welcome to Dan Bon Gino. Show for you, Joe. How are you today?

I'm hanging in there, Dano.

Yeah, right, tone, obviously, for what happened yesterday. I found out it was in my car.

And I live in Florida about 60, 70 miles north of Parkland where this horrible school shooting happened.

And you know, when the story first broke, I didn't know this severity of it.

I don't think a lot of us did. Now it looks like 17 dead, I mean kids, you know, their kids.

They go to school. Yeah, they're worried about, you know, when you were a kid in high school, Joe,

what are you worried about? I mean, these days your Snapchat account test you have a pass in your driver's license test, whatever it may be.

That girl that you like, you know, exactly. That girl bats an eye next to you or whatever it may be.

And next thing, you know, you know, it's over. I mean, you've taken your last breath. I mean, how do you, what do you say?

I mean, adjectives aren't going to adequately describe the horror of what happened yesterday.

You got a parent, supposedly some of the kids hadn't been identified up to late last night because as they ran away, they didn't have ID on them.

They may have had it in backpacks, but they fled from their backpacks. So you're a parent. You don't even know. I mean, obviously that it's really just an unspeakable horror.

I mean, my wife said to me last night as a former Secret Service agent, she says, maybe you should talk to Isabelle, you know, Joe and tell her what to do.

Isabelle, being one of my daughters who's in school now. And I said to my wife, I really, I don't have any good answers right now.

I have some, I think good answers, well, digging into some of that today about what I think schools can do, what I think teachers can do.

But I don't have any good answers for kids. And let me just explain you why before you get into this show.

I didn't really intend to go down this route, but, you know, my daughter's 14.

They're in a school in a school where you follow orders, you follow instructions. If the teachers don't lead, it's very rare that you're going to have a bunch of teenage kids, really in an environment where they're told to do what they're told.

Understandably, they'll be chaos in the classroom. Otherwise, oh, everybody do what you want. That's not the way it works. You sit down when you sit down, you're told to be quiet, you be quiet, you listen to teacher instructs the class.

It's very difficult to get the kids to act independently in an environment like that. It's not like in a mall. Is that make sense, Joe? In a mall, you're there with your friends, you hear gunshots, you run in a classroom, they're going to look to direction from the teacher.

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