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If there's... there's something
going on in another country,
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they send people over
to fight it and...
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- They are the most powerful
country in the world, though.
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- Canada's more just, like,
"Let's negotiate,
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let's work something out."
Where the States is,
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"We'll kill you and that'll be
the end of that."
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- Um, if guns were...
If more guns made people safer,
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then America would be one of the
safest countries in the world.
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It isn't. It's the opposite.
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- I heard that 911 call,
you know, on TV someplace.
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It was horrible. It was just...
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- 'Cause he kept asking,
"Where's the shooter?"
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She said, "He's gone.
I need some help."
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- The little girl was
in there too?
1:23:19
- She was on the floor, yes.
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- And the police and
the medics came, or...
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- By the time the medics were
here...
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The medics had just come in
and I remember him stepping in
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and taking over the room.
He said, "You have to leave."
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- All right.
- And then when the meds come in,
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when the police come in,
you're no longer in control.
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They take over the building.
- Was she still alive then?
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- Her lips had become
totally blue.
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- Back in my hometown
of Flint, Michigan,
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a six-year-old first-grade boy,
at Buell Elementary,
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had found a gun
at his uncle's house,
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where he was staying because
his mother was being evicted.
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He brought the gun to school
and shot another first-grader,