court said, no, of course they can dis-pal can dis-palin that student. i m laughing at it because i think all of the ones that you have identified are so obvious. i applaud the school s vigilance, but what they re lacking is common sense. they need somebody in the room, like you, professor turley who can say, my god, it s a joke. that s the terrible thing, not just that we have lost the sense of humor, but you re doing really rotten things to these kids. you re arresting them. you re giving them criminal records. in this case, the kid couldn t be at his graduation. that might seem like a trivial issue for some people, but it s not. that kid spent four years and wanted to graduate with his friends. a bunch of school officials decided that they were going to punish him because they were annoyed. that strikes me as violating a fundamental obligation you have to your students. and i think that the officials should be held accountable here. but nothing is going to happen until the publi
preposterous. not a lot of criminals going to gun shows. i m giving you the last word though so 30 seconds, go. close the loopholes, laura. most of the guns are not coming across the united states border. they are coming from adjacent states. in chicago they are coming from iowa, indiana, states with lax gun laws. same thing on the east coast and virginia. second thing is get guns that are sold with trigger locks with fingerprints so bad guys get it they can t use it finally, i would say limit purchases of guns so that the people who traffic in guns can t buy it in bulk and sell them. not that would have effected this case, juan. do you think this guy was going to be have a trigger lock on his gun? you have got to be kidding me. it wouldn t couldn t have fired. the kid couldn t have fired it. we have imported a lot of these problems. that s a fact. take a deep breath, juan. there are already 300 million guns in the country with no locks or technology on them. they are alw
preposterous. not a lot of criminals going to gun shows. i m giving you the last word though so 30 seconds, go. close the loopholes, laura. most of the guns are not coming across the united states border. they are coming from adjacent states. in chicago they are coming from iowa, indiana, states with lax gun laws. same thing on the east coast and virginia. second thing is get guns that are sold with trigger locks with fingerprints so bad guys get it they can t use it finally, i would say limit purchases of guns so that the people who traffic in guns can t buy it in bulk and sell them. not that wou effected this case, juan. do you think this guy was going to be have a trigger lock on his gun? you have got to be kidding me. it wouldn t couldn t have fired. the kid couldn t have fired it. we have imported a lot of these problems. that s a fact. take a deep breath, juan. there are already 300 million guns in the country with no locks or technology on them. they are always goi
tv a couple of months ago. now that it happened to me, i m like what the i don t know how to react to that. it s crazy. in this case the target was a teenage boy. police are now looking into who he was playing with on-line. his mom says he s no longer allowed to play that video game ever game. you know when the swat team and the cops showed up at the house, they were trying to get his attention, making the call andç the kid couldn t hear him because he was wearing earphones playing a video game. he was being swatted and the swat team is outside. why not murals or be an athletes. put down the video games and walk away. video games are so big, i heard this weekend the statistic, hollywood makes more on video games than they do on movies. they didn t see draft day. they would have changed their mind. i saw it over the weekend. you like that? much better than iç
high school, 80 collegers, no coverage at all. laura: will he be on the cover of magazines? no magazine cover. the kid couldn t score the side of i don t know what. it is ridiculous. barely pictures of this, we ll put a few pictures up so you can see. little video, no local video of this. outrage. he did it to prove the point. laura: he proved it. we don t have a photo. one photo. his school district in sacramento made special provisions for gun control, given use of school accessories, microphone and speakers, didn t afford him those luxuries. lawyers about to sue the school and threatened them saying this is content discrimination. laura: what? defending the first, here we are, like we talked about last night. terrible situation. laura: john michael boerner,