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They booed. they want teachers to teach. the sheriff doesn't like it here. if you go to ground zero, it is not popular idea here in parkland. >> guns -- i've covered this debate since the early 1990s. it is a tough issue. it divides the country. yes, there is a preponderance for many of the specific gun control initiatives, particularly universal back ground checks, which is not what the president has been talking about. we have been divided about 50/50 since 2008. this is a debate about culture even more than practicality.

Very classified information wouldn't have a security check and that you wouldn't want them to have one so they would be able to better do their jobs. >> the fbi clearly does all the back ground checks. when there is a senior aide to the president, like rob porter who was the staff sector the president's son-in-law, jared kushner, they can indeed and they always do expedite the back ground checks. but clearly, porter didn't get a security clearance is that jared kushner and others, they don't have those security clearances as well. the fbi provides the reasons they're not getting them. it is up...

It turns out taggalo was one of them. >> to understand it, write it. i guess the program was a chance for to us give back. and we want to show you guys -- >> protecting this country and potentially dying for it is maybe not a problem. because we love this country. >> foreign born troops can become naturalized citizens only after they complete basic training and extensive back ground checks. the entire process can take years. john and james might not have that much time. their daca status expires in pocket and their race against time is continually detoured by changing requirements in delays. >...

Subsidies. they pay over $2 billion in taxes every year. they have a 91% employment rate. 65,000 of them graduate from high school every year. 10,000 graduate from college every year. >> right. >> they've undergone extensive back ground checks. this was the line in the sand for me. >> javier -- javier -- javier -- >> that was it. >> you know. that i know that. we know what the policy arguments. we know it going in. the president said he would repeal daca. this will cost the u.s. money,

Country don't, are ineligible for any kind of welfare. any kind of government subsidies. they pay over $2 billion in taxes every year. they have a 91% employment rate. 65,000 of them graduate from high school every year. 10,000 graduate from college every year. >> right. >> they've undergone extensive back ground checks. this was the line in the sand for me. >> javier -- javier -- javier -- >> that was it. >> you know. that i know that. we know what the policy arguments. we know it going in. the president said he would repeal daca. this will cost the u.s. money, it will produce genuine human m...