martha: mark, do you agree with that? it s foundational who we are. it s a freedom enjoyed and exercised by millions of americans across this country who feel they have a right to protect themselves and feel that they are safer, especially in this current environment if they have the ability to protect themselves. well, i think the question we have to ask ourselves is whether the people who wrote the constitution intended for the second amendment to be a suicide pact which is a way many folks on the other side are basically treating it today. every day in this country 100 americans are killed at the barrel of a gun. and, yet, gun right advocates like mollie say there is nothing we should be doing beyond now what we are doing to solve this problem. what we are doing now isn t working. martha: is that true, mollie? is there nothing we could do to make the country safer? take, for example why we are talking about this now which relates to the parkland shooting where you had massiv
this, this right here connects you to the whole of human nature and you can click it with anything that we have all learned to our journey to this stage right here today. you can learn it just like that, and go to the website and type it in, and it is there. i have been amazed by what i have seen. i m amazed that i cannot see the end of the crowd here in d.c. today. i have been amazed by all of the walkouts that have been taking place over the past five weeks, and these walkouts have been criticized. they have been told that it is a disruption to the educational process, and i say to them, the real disruption to the educational process is staring down the barrel of a gun. it is a fact that you can be taking a calculus exam and then when you are doing that, you in the back of your head, where where is the shooter is going to
that was 11-year-old boy named christopher underwood, an elementary school student here in new york and his brother was shot and killed by gun violence on his 15th birthday. this is jacqueline corlin from stoneman douglas. just as a heart needs blood to pump, my hometown needs the alliance of other communities to properly spread this message. we openly recognize that we are privileged individuals and would not have received as much attention if it weren t for the affluence of our city. we share the stage today and forever with those who have always stared down the barrel of a gun.
needs to be stricter standard that keeps people from getting guns. i totally agree to act as this march does to overcome the nra easy we can fix it is a lie. it s a total lie. this is complicated stuff. if you take a look and i have only taken a little bit look at their manifesto. lists 10 or 15 things we ought to be doing. it s not just one thing. that s a fact. there is no one legal change that s going to stop mass shootings from happening tomorrow or stop 100 people from being killed at the barrel of a gun every day in this country. there is a lot of things that we could be doing differently and i think you have to concede what we re doing right now isn t working. tucker: true. and i m just very concerned that all this energy and the money from all these various billionaires is not making it better, it s focused instead on taking the rights away of people who didn t do anything wrong like me and awful middle america of whom they hate obviously and no emphasis on for example the
learned, anything that we ve all learned in our journey to this stage right here. you can learn it just like that. just go to a website, type it in and it s there. i ve been amazed by what i ve seen. i m amazed that i cannot see the end of this crowd here in d.c. today. i ve been amazed by all of the walkouts that have been taking place over the past five weeks. and these walkouts have been criticized. they ve been told that it is a strupgs to the educational process. and i say to them the real disruption to the educational process is staring down the barrel of a gun. it s the fact that you can be taking a calculus exam and when you re doing that, you have in the back of your head the thought where is the shooter going to enter? when is he going to come in? where can i hide? we re done hiding. we re done being afraid. we re done being full of fear.