'They're not doing enough.': Psaki calls out Trump White House for lack of action on gun violence

Gun Violence & Mental Health - The briefing addresses the debate on whether gun violence is primarily a gun issue or a mental health issue, noting the US has more guns per capita and a higher rate of gun violence than other developed countries [2][3] - The briefing criticizes the administration's potential focus on SSRI medication as a strategy to address mental health, suggesting alternative approaches like expanding mental health access, community outreach programs, and combating online radicalization [3][4] - The briefing highlights the need for action beyond "thoughts and prayers" to prevent gun violence, referencing the high number of school shootings [9] - The briefing questions the Trump administration's lack of support for universal background checks, restrictions on gun purchases for individuals with mental illnesses, and a ban on assault weapons, despite majority public support [12] CDC Leadership & Scientific Integrity - The briefing discusses the firing of the CDC director, alleging it was due to her adherence to science and data rather than "conspiratorial recommendations" [6] - The briefing expresses concern over the appointment of Jim O'Neal as the new acting CDC director, suggesting he will be influenced by Secretary Kennedy and Stephanie Spear [7] Gun Control & Political Response - The briefing mentions Democrats advocating for gun control following a shooting [8] - The briefing emphasizes that prayer alone is insufficient to address gun violence [9]