JEFF KASKY, FATHER OF PARKLAND SHOOTING SURVIVOR CAMERON KASKY: What the NRA tells others to do in order to avoid liability or responsibility for these tragedies. But if you look at their messaging, you know, they've had to back off, they've had to soften it a little bit. Which doesn't mean they've softened it, Jim. It just means that they've had to react to the fact that they're dealing with teenagers now. And the teenagers are going to be around a lot longer than Wayne LaPierre is going to be around. They have made a tremendous amount of progress, the March for Our Lives and the other students around the country and around the world who are fighting this epidemic. And, really, the only people standing in their way are the GOP, which is purchased by the NRA, and the NRA itself through its purchase of the GOP. That's it. When the House Resolution 8 passed 420 to zero, that should be telling somebody that this country is ready for a change. That a change is being demanded by the citizens. Yet Mitch McConnell won't even let that come to hearing in the Senate? That should tell every one of us something about the so-called patriots at the NRA -- and I say that as sarcastically as possible -- who don't even pay federal taxes, and have -- have wrestled control of this debate out of the hands of reasonable people for decades.</s>JIM SCIUTTO, CNN ANCHOR, NEWSROOM: And I should note for viewers who don't know H.R. 8, it was the pending legislation that would have required universal background checks. Of course, as you note, stopped in the Senate. Jeff Kasky, listen, thanks so much for the time, the work you do. We wish you and your family well, just in the wake of the tragedy. And our thoughts are with you.</s>KASKY: Thank you for saying so. Thanks for having me, Jim.</s>SCIUTTO: Thanks very much to you as well. We'll be right back.
Parkland Father Jeff Kasky is Interviewed about Gun Control