Teens on fire: Of course the 'Hunger Games' generation knows how to fight the NRA

Inside the Capitol, the political elite have become immune to the regular killings splashed across their screens. They've rationalized it as the price they have to pay for their way of life. But a handful of teenage survivors of the slaughter are starting to speak out, using their status as heroes to start questioning the whole system on live TV. 

The teens are articulate, telegenic, extremely media savvy, and highly dangerous to the president's party.  They're the best chance for profound political change that anyone has seen in years, and they end up fomenting revolution.