ANDERSON COOPER (HOST): There are some legislators who say that the answer is more guns. More guns in schools. People being able to -- teachers, even students, perhaps, being able to bring in weapons. 

ALEXIS MICHAEL: I don't think bringing in more weapons would solve anything. I think that's just creating more violence. Abd I just think we need to take it away from people in order to actually make a difference. 

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EMMA GONZALEZ: The government needs to understand and people in the government need to understand that we are not to be bought by the NRA. They’re not supposed to be listening to the NRA about our protection. They’re supposed to be listening to the people who are getting hurt about our protection and we’re the ones who deserve to be kept safe because we were literally shot at.

Previously:

Tucker Carlson: Australian-style gun safety legislation in America is “a recipe for bloodshed and civil war”

Maker of assault weapon used in Florida school shooting has donated over $1,000,000 to the NRA

Mass shooting expert: “It’s not a matter of opinion,” the United States’ “firearm ownership rate is the explanation for why we have far more public mass shooters”