Okay, one more. Reagan Reese Daily Caller. Why not.>> Democrats, including former White House press secretary Jen Saki and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Bray, attacked Greer and pushed gun control in the aftermath of yesterday's shooting. What's the White House's response to their comments. >> Well, it's quite a phrasing of your question there.But here's the thing. Prayer is a powerful source of comfort for so many people around the world during difficult times, including me. I completely feel that way.And what I ...

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]

This is not a big issue for us to solve like curing cancer or AIDS, even though we attempt to do that every single day. This is something that is simple, a simple ban to make sure people who should not have access to these weapons do not get them and then cause harm and trauma for generations to come in our communities. Peace. ...