Yeah, can really see this happening 
PRESIDENT Barack Obama has used a live Q and A session on Tumblr to highlight Australia's gun laws following the latest mass shooting in the US.
The blogging site rolled into the White House on Wednesday with the president fielding questions from students in a session hosted by Tumblr founder and CEO David Karp.
During the chat Obama revealed that being unable to implement basic gun control reforms was the greatest frustration of his presidency.
"We're the only developed country where this happens. And it happens weekly," he said.
"Our levels of gun violence are off the charts."
Obama said Australia hadn't had a single mass shooting after the crackdown on gun violence in the wake of 1996's Port Arthur shootings.
The US had a lot of "soul-searching" to do on the issue, he added.
His comments came hours after a gunman shot and killed a student at an Oregon High School.
That incident followed shootings in Seattle last week and Eliot Rodger's rampage in California last month, which left six dead.
Obama also answered a range of questions about college affordability and reducing student loan debt.
But in lighter moments, the 44th US President also offered some personal insights into his plans after leaving the White House.
"I'll be on a beach somewhere, drinking out of a coconut," he said.
PRESIDENT Barack Obama has used a live Q and A session on Tumblr to highlight Australia's gun laws following the latest mass shooting in the US.
The blogging site rolled into the White House on Wednesday with the president fielding questions from students in a session hosted by Tumblr founder and CEO David Karp.
During the chat Obama revealed that being unable to implement basic gun control reforms was the greatest frustration of his presidency.
"We're the only developed country where this happens. And it happens weekly," he said.
"Our levels of gun violence are off the charts."
Obama said Australia hadn't had a single mass shooting after the crackdown on gun violence in the wake of 1996's Port Arthur shootings.
The US had a lot of "soul-searching" to do on the issue, he added.
His comments came hours after a gunman shot and killed a student at an Oregon High School.
That incident followed shootings in Seattle last week and Eliot Rodger's rampage in California last month, which left six dead.
Obama also answered a range of questions about college affordability and reducing student loan debt.
But in lighter moments, the 44th US President also offered some personal insights into his plans after leaving the White House.
"I'll be on a beach somewhere, drinking out of a coconut," he said.
