you re basically looking for an armed man, it s not a crisis site, where you have a building where you have a suspect, you can put a perimeter around it. if there s one or two or three of them, we can bring 100 of us. you can make sure that there s no egress routes where the bad guy can get away. but this is basically like hunting deer, you re looking for a person who s obviously fled the scene where people were killed. and for the people in the immediate area, a person like this could break into a home, could hijack a car or something like that. all the facts about putting together the case comes after. the number one job for law enforcement is to get to this suspect and bring him into
tumble and rip you apart. that s what it s designed to do. that s not a weapon that s used for hunting deer. and if you need 30 rounds to shoot a deer, you should find another hobby because you know that s you re not good. there are hobbies i would love to try that i can t do. i think the other thing, you know, as you were talking about trump s solution to this and arming students, i think teachers. and sean you probably notice this, we teach high school kids. when it comes to brain development, students are impulsive. you can talk about concealed carry, but i don t wear the kind of clothing to work that is good for concealing a gun. so a kid is going to know that i have one. if i take an angry 17-year-old who was not armed and give him access to a weapon by
so easy to come about that anybody can get their hand osit, that s the main problem. why does somebody need a weapon that has a 30-round magazine? why do you have to have a weapon that can that s only designed to kill. that round is not really designed for hunting. it s designed to kill. it s designed to enter the body, tumble and rip you apart. that s what it s designed to do. that s not a weapon that s used for hunting deer. and if you need 30 rounds to shoot a deer, you should find another hobby because you know that s you re not good. there are hobbies i would love to try that i can t do. i think the other thing, you know, as you were talking about trump s solution to this and arming students, i think teachers. and sean you probably notice this, we teach high school kids. when it comes to brain
you re saying they re secret gun controller. you re saying they re bought off. what are they being bought off to a position they don t agree with it? is that what you suggest. do you think they re not influenced by the money. no. are you influenced by money. do you know where your bread is butter. paul ryan you think he is a secret gun controller. no he wasn t saying that why creating the straw person that s what. how it the money relevant. it s relevant. gets them elected. the nra supports him because he is pro gun. they have come around. i am looking at it that way. what s wrong. no it doesn t. because he is influenced by the money. no, no, no. so you think you think when he was 16 years old out hunting deer he was in favor of gun control then he ran for office and all this lobbyist money came to him and he changed his view on guns. you are create ago straw
want to get his feeding tube pulled out or anything. so we still have to be a little safe around him but not really. and then it s time for homework. an interview with his grandfather. one of the questions? what did he like to do when he was gage s age? because i was 8 i could go hunting deer. so put hunt deer. some days i wished i can go hunting. you can. out in the mountains. you will. we missed you this year. you will. when are you going to do it again? next year. so it will be just right because you ll get your heart and you ll be all out of the hospital and everything will be good and you ll be going hunting with us next year. and now that we did thanksgiving, we ll see what christmas brings. and four more months pass. early this past april gage continues to thrive. jason and stacy convince the doctors to let them go home once