teachers and putting an arms race inside our classrooms makes little sense to a law enforcement professional. he s pulling out his machine gun, he s pulling out his shotgun on the night shift. how is a school teacher with a hand gun concealed supposed to deal with what happened in parkland, supposed to deal with an ar-15? what are the logistics? it sounds nice to say that. it makes no sense to a law enforcement officer. let me underscore that with words from sheriff israel. let s watch. the same old same old just ain t working. you know, you can talk about gun control and what have you. we need less guns in america, not more guns in america. guns should never fall into the hands of people who are in no fly zones, convicted felons. and while i pray for people who suffer from mental illnesses and i want them to get better and i want them to heal, if a person is suffering from a mental illness in the opinion of this sheriff, they shouldn t be around a gun, able to possess a gun or buy
ar-15, you could be 18. you could get a hand gun. you could wait to 21. i would love to see if someone came to your house multiple times but no one was charged. i would love to see that on background check because that needs follow-up. if i m a gun store owner, i don t want. you do you know how bad that gun store owner knows. 36 times coming came to this kid s house. if they knew about the middle. ainsley: 389 times actually. brian: knew classmates threatened to shoot them in the past. if i m a gun store owner, i want that out there. ainsley: then have you all these democrats saying get rid of the ar 15. get rid of the guns mornings gun control. hear republicans say we have the second amendment right, protect that and i need to protect my family. i need to make sure i have my guns so this doesn t happen in my house or in my school. steve: there were so many red flags that some people, you know, saw but didn t do
enough? there are sensible gun violence actions we can take, australia did it. we can do that here. new york, connecticut did it after newtown. we need to do it. it s ridiculous that it s easier to get an ar-15 in florida than a hand gun. we need to use this in the memory of these children whose lives have been snuffed out, of the three teachers whose lives have been snuffed out. we need to actually take action to make children s lives more valuable than guns. randy, thank you. i appreciate you being here. thank you. thank you. check in on your twitter and facebook comments, do i have time for one? people are saying arm and train teachers but schools can t afford textbooks @smerconish. i don t know if that s the answer to put more weaponry. i m not some anti-gun nut.
blessing. we need to say their names. we need hug, we need to embrace, we need come together as communities. but when is enough enough. there are sensible gun violence actions we can take, australia did it. we can do that here. new york, connecticut did it after newtown. it is ridiculous that it is easier to get an ar-15 in florida than a hand gun. we need to use this in the memory of these children whose lives have been snuffed out, of these three teachers whose lives have been snuffed out. we need to actually take action to make children s lives more valuable than guns. randi, thank you. appreciate you being here. thank you. check in on your twitter and facebook comments. do i have time for one? people are saying arm and train teachers, but schools can t afford textbooks. yeah, i don t know that that is the answer to put more weaponry in a dangerous situation.
but i very strongly feel that if, if he didn t have the assault rifle that he had, you know that if he wasn t allowed at 18 to buy an ar-15, that the situation would have been very different than if the fbi had missed a tip and he was only wielding a knife or a even a hand gun. still the damage would have been far less than what we, what we experienced on wednesday. when do you think you and students will be able to return to that school emotionally speaking. what s that going to be like? i have no idea. i went to campus to retrieve my car, i didn t even go inside. and the emotions, the overwhelming emotions that i felt you know while doing that, i can t even imagine the kids in that building that lost their friends, saw their friends die in front of them. i don t know how they returned to school. i m not sure how you know we