This past weekend, we saw one of the largest protests in American history.

In Washington, D.C., over 100,000 people marched and rallied, calling for gun control and

new gun reforms.

Around the country and even in other countries, people also joined in the protest calling

for American gun control.

It is estimated that up to 2 million people were joining this protest.

So again, one of the largest protests in American history.

But we've all heard that this is a youth movement, that the children are leading the way.

Many of the people I interviewed on the ground said just as much, that it's the kids who

are leading this movement.

It's the youth, the millennials that are making this change happen.

But it would seem that it is likely not true.

A new poll that was just published by the Washington Post shows that it is likely not the case.

And not only is it not young people that are leading this protest.

It might not even be people who care about gun control in the first place.

Following the parkland shooting, students stepped forward to call for change.

Some students, most of the ones we've seen in the press, are actively calling for gun

control reforms.

They want to make some specific changes.

And there have been some students most notably Kyle Cashov, who are more pro-second amendment,

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