generation, my kids are between 16 and 22. they are in college and they re pretty conservative. they are listening to liberal professors and they will text me and my son has one professor who says i don t want you to take what i say at face value, i want you to challenge me which is the first time i ve ever heard anyone left to center say that. you think that country is moving in the wrong direction because of the social pressure that s in place in our schools and society and the media, even though there s a pushback, the president of the united states and other conservative. here s the thing. you know where we are right now. you re kind of in the eye of the storm given your influence on people on the right from those who come from the right and that means your on target. trump is gonna win 2020. there s no feasible way unless the russians and democrats get
generation, my kids are between 16 and 22. they are in college and they re pretty conservative. they are listening to liberal professors and they will text me and my son has one professor who says i don t want you to take what i say at face value, i want you to challenge me which is the first time i ve ever heard anyone left to center say that. you think that country is moving in the wrong direction because of the social pressure that s in place in our schools and society and the media, even though there s a pushback, the president of the united states and other conservative. here s the thing. you know where we are right now. you re kind of in the eye of the storm given your influence on people on the right from those who come from the right and that means your on target. trump is gonna win 2020.
a few minutes ago, the hernandez family who has been running this print shop for decades came and got a chance to see the damage for the first time. robert hernandez, three generations, by the way. robert, raul, and christian. when you got a chance to come here and looked inside, tell me what you thought. i couldn t believe it. the loss, like this here is our second home. we have been here i have been in the printing business for 40 years. with my son for 20 years. and i just don t know what to tell you. i just came, the only thing i could do is pick up my own personal papers and get whatever i can, and just kind of walk away and just put it in the lord s hands. want to talk to my son? the name of the print store, before i talk to you son, is dtj printing, dedicated to god? yes, sir, when we purposed this business from the previous owner, we had to change the name. me and my son, we talked about
referred to him as a monster. here they were this morning on good morning, america. everything everybody seems to know, we didn t know. we had rules. he followed every rule to the t. before he moved into your home how well did you know him? i met him a couple times before. he was polite. he seemed normal. when did you realize what he had done? after the s.w.a.t. team called me and asked if i knew where my son nicholas was. i said he s not my son but i don t know where he s at. i got in touch with my son who was fleeing the scene at that point. a description came out. we put two and two together, me and my son. we figured out what was happening. you were aware he had weapons when he moved into your home? absolutely. where were they kept? before he moved in one of the stipulations is he needed a gun safe. we got a gun safe on the way
it just tears a hole in your heart. the good stuff here. the campbells have lived here in west inglewood 20 years. they raised three children here, a daughter and two sons. they have lost both sons to gun violence. are there moments that are harder than other times? a whole lot of them, yeah. i feel that the boys on the street resemble my children. you know? you know? that tears me up. when i see people doing things with their children, their sons that kind of gets me, too. i feel like you have your good days and you have your bad days. you have some days you wake up and it s all you can think about. right. the campbells worried constantly about raising a new generation of young black men in this city. night before last me and my son was sitting in the front room. and i told him he was sit big the window. i was just, sit on the couch over there by the wall. you know?