WASHINGTON _ President Donald Trump said his silence on school safety and anti-gun violence policies during Tuesday night's State of the Union address doesn't mean he isn't working on the issue.
He didn't, however, offer specifics Wednesday during an Oval Office interview with regional reporters, including one from McClatchy.
"My message is that we have, you know, we've done a report with the school... the report was very, very strong... a lot of very good conclusions and things to do, and we did it specifically with the school... and it was well received," Trump said. "We are working and we're working based on the report that we finished about three weeks ago."
