[crying] lawrence: yeah. it put me in a space where i was sick. i couldn t get out of bed. i lost weight. like i just wasn t happy. it took a change, a toll, i watched my friends mom cry, my aunts. my mom, it s like different, it hurt. i don t care for it at all. i ll be honest, and just like you said it made me angry. i became very, very angry person other the years because of gun violence. how many people feel like they re walking on egg shell when is they re walking through the neighborhood? for me it s like i definitely am walking on egg shells it is not just me but i have family and cig siblings and anything can happen any moment. j one of the reasons i wanted to have this conversation with young people is because there s so many people that talk about our generation. young people but they re not talking to young people.
[crying] lawrence: yeah. it put me in a space where i was sick. i couldn t get out of bed. i lost weight. like i just wasn t happy. it took a change, a toll, i watched my friends mom cry, my aunts. my mom, it s like different, it hurt. i don t care for it at all. i ll be honest, and just like you said it made me angry. i became very, very angry person other the years because of gun violence. how many people feel like they re walking on egg shell when is they re walking through the neighborhood? for me it s like i definitely am walking on egg shells it is not just me but i have family and cig siblings and anything can happen any moment. j one of the reasons i wanted to have this conversation with young people is because there s so many people that talk about our generation. young people but they re not talking to young people.
[crying] lawrence: yeah. it put me in a space where i was sick. i couldn t get out of bed. i lost weight. like i just wasn t happy. it took a change, a toll, i watched my friends mom cry, my aunts. my mom, it s like different, it hurt. i don t care for it at all. i ll be honest, and just like you said it made me angry. i became very, very angry person other the years because of gun violence. how many people feel like they re walking on egg shell when is they re walking through the neighborhood? for me it s like i definitely am walking on egg shells it is not just me but i have family and cig siblings and anything can happen any moment. j one of the reasons i wanted to have this conversation with young people is because there s so many people that talk about our generation. young people but they re not talking to young people.
have texas, people in texas have backbone. lawrence: that s right. jeanine: they have guns and criminals know and they know if a woman in texas pulls out a gun, she knows how to use that gun, the kid with the long gun is running out. sandra: better believe he will regret that. lawrence, you talked to philly teenagers who are living with crime and what they are dealing with. lawrence: tell me sweetheart, what is on your heart? i don t know, i feel like ruin my life. lawrence: yeah. put me in a space where i was sick, i couldn t get out of bed, i lost weight. i just wasn t happy, it took a change, a toll, i watched my friend s mom cry, my aunt, my
they re my family and i were not ready so seeing my brother cry and my mom cry, it s hard seeing the district attorney cry. it was a tough moment. we ll see as defense team faced a gaggle of cameras outside the courtroom. , in terms of what we did. we did, at the knee garcia s parents who spent on their son s defense spoke briefly with reporters. we were i know it s difficult for the other families, to but it s very difficult for us to at this time. one last said of victims. he never wanted to turn around and looked at us. not once. i felt sorry first parent. i saw his dad set down a number of times and you kind of, in your, mind you don t know what