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If you go into a laboratory and you start trying to smoke, you set off fire alarm or smoke detector in there, the pilots are going to put the plane down fast, but more importantly you're going to meet law enforcement when you land, that's according to faa 252 and that's what you saw in cameras, law enforcement were meeting this machine and pulling him off the aircraft but looked like it was also a medical-related mental problem as well, so they put him in handcuffs and they took him straight to the hospital but more importantly the passengers were being visionary and vigilant in protecting the...

Direction, that would pressure lawmakers to do something they haven't wanted to do before. >> the president is clear where he stands on vaping. but on guns, he hasn't. somebody who has a mental problem, shouldn't have a gun. and the president hasn't revealed what his moral compass is, right? >> the president saw the polling in north carolina. that may explain the vaping move there's. this is an eight out of ten issue. universal background checks in the republican party will that lead the way for this president to do something? >> the president cares about public opinion. he wants to be popular...

You make your background checks, they would not have stopped any of it. so, it's a big problem. it's a mental problem, it's a big problem. >> the president was asked about the country's latest mass shooting less than 24 hours after the gun violence in west texas. you may recall that early last month, just after the bloodshed in both dayton and el paso, trump seemed to be for background checks. >> i'm looking to do background checks, i think background checks are important. >> but not long after saying that, the president seemed to change his mind and seemed increasingly reluctant to push for s...

Concepts. it's been going on for a long while. background checks. i will say that for the most part, sadly, if you look at the last four or five, going back even five or six or seven years, for the most part, as strong as you make your background checks, they would not have stopped any of it. so, it's a big problem. it's a mental problem, it's a big problem. >> with me now to talk about where the discussion on gun violence goes from here, ken thomas, political reporter from "the wall street george" and jonathan allen, nbc news national political reporter. good morning to both of you guys. so, ...

Six or seven years for the most part, they would not have stopped any of them. it's a big problem, it's a mental problem, a big problem. >> sandra: so we are left wondering where he stands on background checks because it seems to be a couple of different stories happening there. >> the president has made clear that the conversation he wants to have, also made the point which i think is accurate that this is a multifaceted problem and no one of these is going to be solved by any one solution. that being said, leader mcconnell has said he's prepared to have that conversation in that debate. whet...