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On "Late Show with David Letterman" on Monday, host David Letterman talked about how "routine" gun violence has become in the U.S. and praised President Obama for vowing to take action.
It was a rare moment of seriousness for the host, who noted that there have been 70 "episodes of school shootings" since 1994.
His full remarks below.
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