Solved: How can I include NULL records in my query?

I have two tables:

Loaded Questions: contains all the questions in my survey (as well as targeted sample size). Structure is:

Question_ID (unique/primary key)

Issue (serves as the category)

Question (the question)

Sample_Size (total number of responses we need for that particular question)

cs13_qc: contains all the responses

Question (unique/primary key associated with Question_ID for the question (In Loaded Questions).

Response (response)

What I am attempting to accomplish is a query that will list ALL the questions loaded in the "Loaded Questions" table and their targeted sample size, a [count] of associated responses to each question listed in the cs13_qc table, and a calculation of the difference [status]. Here is my code thus far:

SELECT [Loaded Questions].Question_ID, [Loaded Questions].Issue, [Loaded Questions].Question, [Loaded Questions].Sample_Size, Count(cs13_qc.Question) AS [Count], [Count]-[Sample_Size] AS Status
FROM [Loaded Questions] INNER JOIN cs13_qc ON [Loaded Questions].Question_ID = cs13_qc.Question
GROUP BY [Loaded Questions].Question_ID, [Loaded Questions].Issue, [Loaded Questions].Question, [Loaded Questions].Sample_Size, [Count]-[Sample_Size];

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All seems to work expect that the query only lists those questions that have received a response. Those questions that have no response are not appearing in the query. How do I fix it so that they appear with a value of "0"?