Last week's shooting at Oxford High School is the latest in a long line, nationally. Does it change the longstanding conversation around gun reform in Michigan? In its wake, two members of the Michigan House of Representatives — from different sides of the aisle — share their views on Michigan’s gun laws and preventing the next tragedy.
GUESTS:
Matt Koleszar, Michigan Representative (D-Wayne County) and former public school teacher
Phil Green, Michigan Representative (R-Huron County) and former youth pastor, coach and private school administrator
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