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who lost their lives defending our nation and our freedoms. we're glad you're with us. with us today, we have my friend msnbc contributor mike barnicle. we're going to jump right into the news. the justice department is opening a review into the law enforcement response to the school shooting in uvalde, texas, after authorities there admitted to a stunning string of failures last week. this as the president and first lady jill biden visited robb elementary school yesterday and met with grieving families. nbc news correspondent sam brock has the very latest from texas. sam? >> repor...

Different. >> well, clearly, in the next week, there are going to be a number of funerals. i mean, this is going to be devastating. but i've just been thinking about the summer. i mean, this is going to be something these children and their parents will have some time to recoup, but i can't help but think, there's also just going to be this dread hanging over the summer of when school starts. what do you do? what do you do with the school? i think there's so many questions ahead of this community that we and the media haven't even begun to think about. but, you know, how do you convince young ...

In addition to speaking separately with first responders and law enforcement. they also joined members of the community for sunday mass at the city's only catholic church. while leaving that service, the president gave his only public comments on the trip, responding to a crowd of spectators demanding legislative action. >> do something! >> do something! >> we will. we will. >> he said, "we will. we will." we'll go live no uvalde in a moment. first, more on this critical moment for the president. to join us to talk about that is white house reporter at the "washington post," tyler pager. thank...

Especially compared to his two predecessors. when something like this happened during president trump's administration, there was usually a lot of controversy surrounding something he may have said about it. then you go back to the president, when biden was vp, barack obama, he often came into these cities and gave these inspirational speeches. in tucson, charleston. the images were public, but the remarks were private. it was somber, and it was very focused toward the victims, the survivors, the families of the survivors and the first responders. so it was a very somber, quiet occasion. >> ce...

Being a political figure, which he won't be. president biden doesn't give a big speech in texas. he goes to the confines of the school and meets with the mourners, the victims' families. he doesn't come out and grab the microphone. he doesn't need the attention because he knows the feeling of pain and loss, and he knows the damage that's been done to this country. not just by buffalo and not just by uvalde, texas, but the damage done every day by violence. violence from handguns. no one is coming to take away anyone's gun. president biden has said this repeatedly, and it's the truth. no one is...