a huge problem but this younger generation really grew up with columbine as an event in their recent history if not prior to when they were born with a lot of and in a sense at normalized that school attacks could happen any time anywhere although the reality is that school attacks are still very very infrequent in the united states despite the press coverage of such attacks nevertheless of course these are all horrible events and i think the younger generation as demographics in the united states shift toward a younger population we re going to see quite a substantial changes in various ways to keep people safer in the united states. now you mentioned of course unfortunately since columbine there have been dozens more mass school shootings since that time in one thousand nine hundred nine and as you said many of these perpetrators actually did i do lies the shooters that were involved in that shooting in columbine now how did these two students essentially
i m very angry this happened and it keeps happening. 9/11 happened once and they fixed everything. how many children have to get shot. it stops here with this administration and me. i m not going to sleep until it s fixed. there should have been one school shooting and we should have fixed it. i m pissed because i wouldn t see my daughter again. he put a face and angry one on parents that lose children senselessly in violence. he lost his beautiful girl. what happened with one of the more recent school attacks. now we have santa fe.
that policeman did a good job. that policeman did a good job. caught him in a different community. but they are cowards. when they know there s guns inside, they re not going in. we just don t understand that. we can t get that word out. but highly trained people. at the same time there is no stronger deterrent for a sick individual than the knowledge that their attack will end their life and will end in total failure. when they know that, they re not going in. you re not going to have school attacks. we support the second amendment. not only because we believe in freedom but also because we trust in every day talented, wonderful people. they love our students. and, by the way, these teachers,
inside, they are not going in. we just don t understand that, we can t get that word out. but highly trained people, at the same time, there is no stronger deterrent for sick individual than the knowledge that their attack will end their life and will end in total failure. when they know that, they re not going in. you re not going to have school attacks. we support the second amendment. not only because we believe in freedom, but also because we trust in everyday talented, wonderful people. they love our students. [applause] and by the way, these teachers, they love their students, they love their students. they understand their students. they love their students and they are not going to let anybody hurt their students.
know there s guns inside, they re not going in. we just don t understand that. we can t get that word out. but highly trained people. at the same time, there is no stronger deterrent for a sick individual than the knowledge that their attack will end their life and will end in total failure. when they know that, they re not going in. you re not going to have school attacks. we support the second amendment. not only because we believe in freedom, but also because we trust in everyday talented, wonderful people. they love our students. and by the way, these teachers, they love their students. they love their students. they understand it. they love their students.