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- I like to keep things simple, you know what I'm sayin?
It's either black or white
or it's right or it's wrong.
- Okay. - But sometimes
it's absolutely dead wrong.
- Yeah, yeah. - Like what?
- Well, like what, I'm glad you asked.
Like your commander in chief, trying to arm teachers
to protect schools from school shootings.
- He ain't my commander in chief, brother.
- [Man In Red] So, let me ask you a question.
- Here you go. - What do you,
what do you think about that?
Do you think teachers should have guns?
- No, I think this fool is dead wrong.
- Dead wrong. - First of all,
you ain't paying these teachers enough.
These teachers got a lot of problems and a lot of stuff
they deal with, it's a whole lot on they plate, man,
and a gun is the last thing you want to put
on these teacher's plate.
That's the dumbest (bleep) ever.
However, I do believe that our children deserve to be safe,
deserve to be able to go to school and not worry about
somebody coming to kill them.
So I do believe there should be some person on campus,
not a teacher, nobody in uniform,
or people. - Or metal detectors.
- No metal detectors because you don't want your kids
to feel like they in prison, and if you ever been in prison
or incarcerated you know how that feel
and you don't want to feel that at school.
So, naw, he's dead wrong, man.
- [Man In Red] What you think, Jeff?
- I think he's dead wrong.
First of all, I don't want a teacher, a math teacher
who don't know how to teach math, holding a gun.
- There you go, there you go.
- Secondly, he talking about arming, based on his numbers,
700,000 teachers.
Who's gonna teach them?
- Right. - Who's gonna train them?
- Right. - We already got
resource officers which are bootleg school police officers
that I don't trust with guns, either.
And so, I just think we gotta have a different
conversation about guns.
If you remove more guns, you remove more guns in school.
Not the other way around, not increasing guns,
which all you gonna do is increase guns in school.
Dead wrong.
- Dead wrong, dead wrong.
I mean, I agree with Jeff 100%, Slick as well.
I mean, this is the place where you supposed
to come and learn, bro.
Learn, like teachers don't need to be focused on
trying to protect and save lives and shoot,
they need to be focused on teaching a lesson,
letting it be fun.
What happened to school being fun?
A place where you can just go have a great time,
learn some (bleep).
- But here's the thing, I agree with you guys 100%,
he's dead wrong.
But I do feel like there's some security measures
that need to be put in place.
- Absolutely. - And, you know,
the metal detector thing, I'm not mad at that,
because listen. - Absolutely.
- You ever go to the airport?
You ever try to get somewhere cool and fancy?
- Yeah. - Okay.
- But show me a school in a urban community
that doesn't have a metal detector already.
- Plenty of them.
- [Man In Plaid] That's not where the shooting is happening.
- But the schools in the urban community
don't need the metal detectors.
We don't need them in our urban community.
- But the schools where those shootings are
also have armed guards, from Columbine
to the last shooting in Florida, there has been
a guard there. - There have been armed
cowards because this last situation in Florida,
it was four cops there, I read a headline,
four cops there that didn't go in,
so it was four armed cowards. - Well listen, I think
at this point we can speak to the guys who were there
that didn't show up, but honestly, we don't need
teachers with guns. - Agree.
- You know what I'm sayin, because that's additional stress.
And we need professionals who do this for a living,
who do security, who take care,
who know how to handle the gun.
And then if we go even deeper than that,
the gun laws have to change.
- Facts. - Like, having a gun
is a privilege, it is your right.
Just like your driver's license.
There are things that you have to go through
before you can get a driver's license.
They have to be sure that you can drive,
that you know how to operate a vehicle.
- Somebody get behind a wheel with you.
- And the same should apply for a gun.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- If you're gonna have a gun we need to be sure
that you know what you're doing with a gun.
- [Man In Plaid] You talking right, you talking right there.
- I'll go one step further, though, man.
As far as, I know how to eliminate guns in the school.
You pay these teachers top notch
and pay them what they are worth.
Pay them what, they need to get paid better,
and therefore they would do a better level of service.
I mean, you gonna weed out some of the sub par educators
for the higher echelon.
- And that's policy that makes sense.
- [Man In Red] What's that have to do with guns?
- It doesn't have anything to do with guns.
The point is that you got a president that wants to go hard
on arming teachers but not paying them.
- I agree with that. - And so,
and it just, it supports the fact that he's dead wrong.
- I'm sorry, Slick. - The payment go for the fact
that I'm paying for a better service,
I'm paying my teachers to be more engaging.
You know what I mean, they, come on man, I want you to,
eight hours a day you are in charge of my child,
so hey, I need to pay you top dollar to get the best talent,
and therefore, when you engaging with the children
and you going above and beyond the call of duty
as far as your job, you gonna create
different types of children and that's all a blessing
in the home, too.
- You got a youngin.
Do you want his teacher to have a gun in the classroom?
- Absolutely not, absolutely not.
I mean, my mom went straight back to Lean On Me,
we got to put them chains on the doors.
You know what I'm sayin?
Professor Clark went above and beyond
to just beef up that security, man.
We just gotta take it more seriously,
it's a very serious matter, I love the reference
to the airports and the security that goes through
when you want to go through all that.
- I want to fly safe. - Yeah, absolutely.
- When I go, sometimes when I go to clubs
and I'm the star, I'm the guy that's hosting,
I get patted down.
I welcome the pat.
Some guys are like, don't pat me down, I'm the artist.
No, pat me down.
Pat everybody down that comes through here
because I want to have a good time.
- I want a straight Nation of Islam.
- Come on man, come on.
(laughing)
Get in there.
- Nation of Islam?
You made me sniff my Mountain Dew bottle.
(laughing) - Nobody frisk
better than the fruit.
- Did you see the? - For real.
- Speak on it. - Did you see the headline
where Trump said that he would have ran in the school
whether he was armed or not?
- No he didn't. - He didn't say that.
- I read a article, read a headline
where it was a quote from Trump that said he would have went
something, paraphrasing some of that nature, like, come on.
- This dude, who's never served in anything?
- He wouldn't have did that.
- He gonna run after nothing but a good toupee.
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