in texas we understand that you have to be 21 to have a chl on campus. senator brian birdwell who is the lead on this bill and 12 of us have already co-authored the bill with him. you have to understand, anderson, when things happen like this, it only re-emphasizes the issue that people must have a right to depend themselves. people who are responsible, people with chls, by the way, who have hardly ever been involved in a crime or a gun crime. i mean, less than 1% of chl holders, and we have half a million in the state, have ever been involved in a crime. these are responsible adults 21 or older who would be professors, maybe that maintenance workers, adult students, these are the people allowed to carry a weapon, anderson. here's the other point of this. thank goodness this wasn't an active shooter randomly shooting at people on the campus. it's terrible the situation that it was, but it wasn't an active shooter. but one of the reasons, anderson, that we want adult and students 21 and over to be able to carry their legally licensed firearm on campus is

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a chl, be approved by our local school board, undergo training in and they finally use ammunition theaks apart when it hits hard objects. we have had this in place since october of 07, and it's going well. lou: considered to be not lead the bullets. and the idea that it is unimaginable we would have armed guards, for example or aren't teachers in our schools because it would upset the children. how do you react? >> i think that's just silly. there are guns in the status quo. resource officers and police officers inside our schools. all i did was come up with an alternate plan. that was to train personnel. it says employees. employees throughout the school. what this does is ive us a redundancy. we don't have to have one person who would get the flu or google wants to be missing in action. we have them strategically placed throughout the building, so we have good protection for our kids. lou: i hope that you never after tests that system out ever. your level of confidence and those who are armed to your school. >> absolutely. you know, is something that has to have been done since 1990

our journey is not complete until we find a better way to welcome the striving, hope chl imgrants who still see america as a land of opportunity. until bright, young stunts and engineers are enlisted in our work force rather than expelled from our country. our journey is not complete until all of our children, from the streets of detroit to the hills of appalachia to the quiet lanes of newtown know that they are cared for and cherished and always safe from harm. that is our generation's task. to make these words, these rights, these values of life and liberty and the pursuit of happiness real for every american. >> joy, there he is, as if it needs to be sold again and again with these generations, the declaration. life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. the kids grow up in the streets of detroit. you think of the hills of appalachia, just hopelessly and then the quiet lines of newtown, which is a nice place. where you figure this is all working for the people, good schools, harder. >> yeah, and i think this was a reminder that this country is great because we're good, when we're a

martin luther king's birthday when the children are out of school so they can watch this, this is wonder chle president going into the white house. and we probably, more than likely, woen see him again until the inaugural balls in public. governor rendell, when the lady said to me going into the church this morning with the president, she never thought she would not only see an african american president, she never thought she'd see a martin luther king federal holiday. she was an older lady. do you think americans understand how in a period of time how much this country has changed? and can use that to continue to change that we need because we still have such a long way to go? >> sure, but the country has matured significantly. i think in 2008, we elected the first african american president. in 2012, we reelected a president. period. i think there were very few voters who went to the polls in 2012 and said should we elect an african american president. they judged him on his record, they judged him on what he wanted to do for the kcountry. that's a big thing. >> well, congresswoman wilson

there was a chl holder there, and he held his fire. american people aren't as gun-happy and trigger happy as they're being painted out to be by the media. they are smarter than that. they know when to hold their fire. they know when to fire. and we can increase the chances of success for these people that get caught in situations for their survival by education. we've got to stop making this a taboo subject to everyone, because it's scary. we can't give up our rights because we're afraid. >> the only thing i would say to that is i believe the rights of a 6-year-old or 7-year-old child to go to school without the fear of being murdered, to me, exceed and come higher than any rights to own an ar-15 assault rifle. that's my point. >> well, piers, i don't disagree with you. i don't think children should have to go to school worry about being murdered, but we have to accept reality. no matter what laws we pass, lord knows we have laws, and during the last assault weapons ban, it didn't stop columbine from happening, it didn't stop the west

if you look back there hasn't been a single massacre that's taken place other than where chl, concealed. >> they're not allowed in schools across the country. you are having teachers sign up for this class, bus drivers, faculty? what's what are they saying? what's their reason for signing up? >> governor perry is talking about allowing teachers to carry in schools. i don't think just having a concealed handgun license is good enough. because if they are not completely trained but it's a start. i would rather give teachers the capability of carrying instead of them taking away guns. taking away guns is is not the answer to this problem. >> children at the school knowing that the teacher had a gun? >> well, the thing is, if guns are allowed, of the bad guys aren't going to go in there because they know there is a potential of someone shooting back. all the shootings have happened in places where they do not allow conceal carry, movie theaters, malls, schools. the whole thing is is to eliminate that door a where there is no threat behind the door. >> right. the bad guys go into the gun-f

he would be supportive and chl eveninging. >> what's happening in chicago right now?by guns in chicago, your city. >> you can't separate guns from drugs from race from poverty. 45% unemployment. that's way beyond the 7.8 we talked about. wi guns and manufacturers in the suburbs. guns and from mexico drug cartels and guns and drugs. plants closed. jobs leaving. that's a very, very toxic combination. >> do you want to see president obama take more of a -- of a central role come to chicago? you have been talking about the xrim and drug problem in chicago for a very long time. >> i'm glad that he used occasion of the sandy hook crisis to deal with the gun issues. that's -- that killing and -- sandy hook was -- these 20 babies who never had a chance to open their christmas presents, never could see -- something about that that -- a tipping point. yet, illuminates chicago. 32,000 killed nationally. the killing epidemic is huge. i wish it would come to chicago because -- antiseptic new -- the -- >> reverend jackson, we see the chief justice of the united states, john roberts