quietly saying, i am not going to give up my cell phone. there could have been a number of ways he could have de-escalated that situation without touching her. >> no one is saying that what the kid did was right. everyone gets the kid should have gave up the phone. yes, the parents have responsibility, but let's stay with the circumstance. what's your question you had for mo? >> i've been listening to this on the radio for the last two days. each time this happens in america, can we make all the students in the classroom leave so that the police officer or the teacher can now deal with this one student? >> now, the parents in the country, many of them will say, no, i don't want my kid compromised because of the bad kid in the class. >> this is an untenable, optical situation for law enforcement -- >> how is it untenable. why couldn't you have just dragged the desk out -- >> i'll tell you why. this is why. once i put my hands on someone, particularly someone else's child, i cannot win the battle