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Life and a systemic brakdown that has to be done. this kid should have been flagged, and he should have been given care. in florida. and he wasn't. and we can't act as if the gun was the problem. the problem was a system failure. and the president is concerned about that. >> there was something else that came out this week that i want to get your thoughts on as an african-american supporter of the president. this poll from the a.p. and norc, that finds 57% of americans believe president trump is a racist. what's your reaction? >> well, that is troubling. and i don't believe that to be the case...

>> ashley, i hope you don't have to leave, i'm going to ask representative moskowitz, what do you want to see banned or regulated, et cetera? >> i mean, there's not one issue, katy. let's be honest. what happened in parkland was a total system failure. every elected official at every level of government failed these kids. what i would like to see specifically is i'd like to make sure assault weapons aren't on our streets. that we don't need them. we don't need weapons made for afghanistan on the streets of america. at a minimum, they don't need to be in the hands of 18-year-olds. [ no audio ] ...

It is made up of human beings and humans are the fallible. whether it is a system failure and we need to fix that to make sure it doesn't happen again or individual failing. i'm certain the fbi director will get to the heart of it and fix. i say this. leaders set the culture of the agency. the federal government and executive branch is made of 2 million people. if you want to hold somebody accountable, if any of the 2 million people did something wrong, the president should be held being abccount. i think governor scott's call for removing the director of the fbi is wrong. congress will look i...

>> harris: buck sexton, former analyst of the cia. how does the issue of mental illness is talked about at high levels of protecting the nation? >> buck: it's difficult because you have to deal with the laws that are right now. and adjudicate somebody to be mentally incompetent and unstable. the background check system won't necessarily do much in preventing them from getting a weapon. at this point, i don't think we are looking at a situation where there were red flags missed. this was a system failure despite various points of the system being quite clear that nikolas cruz was dangerous most...

Kind of shake the trees and get some new people in there. it's not exactly clear. it's like a total system failure playing out in front of us. you have the issue who've staffs the white house and the president, you have the issue of how they deal with the existing government in the fbi, how they're dealing with the press, how they're trying to cover things up. it's like all of these things that have, you know, been difficult for this white house to deal with during this administration coming to a head in this one issue. that you can't really see how they fix it. >> you know, you mentioned that...