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"never again, a new generation draws the line." david hogg is of course the class of 2018 and lauren is the class of 2021 at margery stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. thank you both very much for joining us. david, lauren, how did this book come about? >> essentially by us putting all of our knowledge together that we could. trying to kind of therapeutically go through the past and help people understand the empathy of the situation and work together to help fix these problems. >> and lauren, so you were at a freshman at the high school when the shooting happened, you'll be ...

Vote. and i think one of the most important things is talking to the people who don't agree with you. because that's the only way things have gotten done is talking to each other, not ignoring each other, not screaming at each other. but having discussions and coming to a comp mrs. >> this reminds me when i was in high school and i was too young to vote but i was during the anti-vietnam war protests. and in my case i was going with my brothers who could vote. and even though i could not vote i did not feel disconnected from the political process. david, what would you say to kids who are too y...

Bring comedy into the situation to show you the ridiculousness of what's going on right now in politics. and also go and help campaigns and go and help people. that's why we're doing this book, too. any of the money we would be making from it are going to two places, taxes and charity. and we're giving to march for our lives and chicago strong, which is coalition of treaties on the south side of chicago student led and organized and founded against gun violence there. >> the book is "never again." the authors are lauren hogg and david hogg. we'll be right back. we got married after college. an...

Vote. and i think even though i can't vote i can have conversations with my parents and my family and friends and talk about politics and inspire them to vote. and i think one of the most important things is talking to the people who don't agree with you. because that's the only way things have gotten done is talking to each other, not ignoring each other, not screaming at each other. but having discussions and coming to a comp mrs. >> this reminds me when i was in high school and i was too young to vote but i was during the anti-vietnam war protests. and in my case i was going with my brother...

That meeting, though beginning in anger and resentment ultimately led to powerful transformation and change for bobby kennedy and the nation itself. >> the book is called "what truth sounds like." michael eric dyson, thank you very much for joining us. really appreciate it. >> always great to be here, lawrence. >> coming up, david hog, who you have heard repeatedly on this program, one of the survivors of the shooting in parkland, florida and one of the leaders of the student gun safety movement that was born after that shooting. his younger sister, lauren hog, who also survived that school ma...