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They were too easy to access. that's how he got the weapons. the weapon he used to kill his mother, and then murder 26 people including 20 first graders. if you own a weapon, you have a responsibility to secure it. every responsible gun owner agrees. make sure no one else can have access to it. to lock it up. to have trigger locks. and if you don't, and something bad happens, you should be held responsible. we should also have national red flag laws so that a parent, a teacher, a counsellor can flag for a court that a child, a student, a patient, is exhibiting violent tendencies, threatening c...

How we got the weapons. the weapon used to kill his mother and then murder 26 people, including 21st graders. if you own a weapon, you have a responsibility to secure it. every responsible gun owner agrees. to make sure no one else can have access to it. to lock it up. try trigger locks. if you don't, and something bad happens, you should be held responsible. and we should also have national red flag laws so if a parent, teacher, counsellor can flag for a court that a child, student or patient is exhibiting violent tendencies, threatening classmates were experiencing suicidal thoughts. classma...

Rules are intended to reduce the risk of gun harm and relieve taxpayers of. financial cost of gun violence. explain how they would do that. >> thanks, craig. first liability insurance we know has helped us reduce deaths from auto accidents for many decades. we've been incentivized to drive cars with air bags and drive more safely, in the same way gun insurance can encourage owners to get trigger locks or take gun safety classes or buy gun safes. that's important because 4.5 million children live in home where there are guns in the homes. and it can help with suicide prevention, domestic violen...

Conversation because it's not just about my industry. we need common sense changes to the way we interact with guns across the entire nation. um, also, there's almost 1,700 accidental shooting deaths so far this year. um, that's on pace to have nearly 2,000 by the end of the year. um, and so, you know, mandating safe storage, trigger locks, and investing in a biometric system for weapons could really reduce all of these accidental shootings. and -- and it's so sad to me that things always have to happen in industry where people are sort of famous to get the country to pay attention. but i want...

Taken hold in a country with 300 million guns is not subject to a single pansy. we need a lot of solutions. >> what's the point? will this reduce gun violence? >> yeah, absolutely. what we have seen, for example, in the case of insurance with automobile driving, is that using risk adjusted premiums insurance companies can encourage safer driving, they can encourage car owners to be able to use as we saw in the past air bags and bbs brakes and so forth. similarly with guns, we live in a country where 4.5 million children live in a home where a gun is kept load and unlocked. trigger locks, these...