‘It doesn’t have to be this way’: Vice President Kamala Harris reacts to school shooting in Georgia

Frank Figliuzzi, Former FBI Assistant Director for Counterintelligence and Dr. Annie Andrews, Senior Advisor for Everytown join Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House with continued reaction to the tragic school shooting in Winder, GA which has left at least 4 people dead. 



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[NN]

This happened because this kid, who is clearly sick, had access to guns in his home. Period!

[JulyMoon]

This is devastating and heartbreaking. This should NOT be a normal part of growing for ANY child. VP Harris perfectly stated, "it doesn't have to be this way."

My heart goes out to all those children and school administrators in that community, those dealing with loved ones who are injured, and especially to the families who lost loved ones.

[WhyDoYouNotThinkForYourself]

Why isn't anybody asking why a 14-year-old would do this?

[davidharrowe]

Our elected leaders are doing NOTHING about the gun violence epidemic in our country. Vote them out of office.

[mrob]

This high school and their families truly don’t deserve some of the political hate comments on this thread. Just saying.

[revenge]

How are these 14 year olds having such easy access to firearms?
I don’t blame guns, I blame unintelligent parents/adults who don’t understand you need to keep them locked up!

[joerogain]

400, 000, 000 Guns in U.S.A.

345, 000, 000 People in U.S.A.

[correa]

My heart and soul weeps with the families who have lost a child today to this tragic act of violence. No parent should have to fear for thier child's saftey in school. I hope everyone stays safe out there.

[brenthazel]

Mental health is a real problem and many young people haven't been mentally healthy for a long time.

[adamr]

30 years of this garbage. The guns have been there forever, but the lack of parenting is a recent phenomenon. How do you not know your child has these thoughts? We don't hold children accountable because frankly it has always fallen on the parents. ZERO accountability in society.

[jeffjones]

This will change the media cycle. Bravo you sickos

[tragene]

Let me guess. Disarm the 99% of law abiding citizens that own guns. How about holding people responsible for their actions. How about using the mandatory jail time for committing a crime with a gun, instead of throwing that charge out first thing. Then claim the laws are not working.

[J.R.G.]

bad parenting, mental illness and bullying is the problem

[KaiCross]

109 people shot and 19 people lost their lives in Chicago over 4th of July WEEKEND… The city with arguably the strictest gun “control.”

Why don’t they talk about this?

[cwkqwqz]

So what makes a 14-year-old child want to commit murder because it’s not the gun that committed the murder it’s the child they could’ve used a knife they could’ve used a baseball bat they could’ve used a car but a 14-year-old child committed murder why

[carlettabenjamin]

My prayers for all Georgia parents !!💙💙

[sufianabuahmad]

This is gonna be a perfect excuse to ban guns for her campaign. Convenient.

[akashgill]

It’s your government. What have you done about it in past 4 years?

[kummer]

This is not the irresponsibility of the democrats or republicans. This is the irresponsibility of parents for doing bad parenting. Violence begins in the parents house, videos kids watch, his activities and such. For any weapon, a background check should be required. It’s too much responsibility in the hands of careless people.

[Aquhaaa]

Wasnt Kamala the one that said to take police out of schools in 2019?