6.2-magnitude earthquake strikes off Indonesia: USGS (via AFP)
A 6.2-magnitude quake struck off the western Indonesian island of Sumatra Sunday, prompting panicked people to run out of their homes. However there were no reports of damage and a tsunami warning was not issued. The US Geological Survey said the quake…
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"Yes, sadly, this has happened again, and it's a horrible tragedy," Paxton said, after being asked what efforts have been talked about or taken to prevent school shootings.
"Having one point of entry, making it more difficult for people even to get in that point of entry, and having, potentially, teachers and other administrators who have gone through training and who are armed because first responders typically can't get there in time to prevent a shooting. This is just not possible unless you have a police officer on every campus, which for a lot of these schools is almost impossible. So I think you're gonna have to do more at the school because it typically involves very short periods of time and you have to have people trained on campus to react."
The host talked about hardening schools "so they're not easy prey for crazy people who go nuts with firearms."
Defending his call for people to be armed Paxton went on to say people who are "not following murder laws" are "not going to follow gun laws."
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