NRA sticking to its call to put armed guards in every school

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Sen. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut said he found the NRA’s statements in recent days disheartening because they deal with every possible cause of gun violence, except guns. He said the NRA’s position means that any new regulations that the administration wants to put into place early next year "is not going to happen easily."

"It’s going to be a battle, but the president, I think, and vice president, are really ready to lead the fight," Lieberman said on CNN’s "State of the Union."

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Associated Press writer Adam Goldman contributed to this report.

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