msnbc | January 19, 2013
Gun violence letter gets boy White House invite
Ten-year-old Taejah Goode speaks to MSNBC’s Alex Witt about the letter he wrote to the White House encouraging the president to act on gun violence and later being invited to meet President Obama.
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