This Saturday,
we saw millions marching in the streets across this country,
voicing their opinions about guns.
Roy Wood Jr. went to the great state of Montana
to report on another side of the discussion.
WOOD: We heard about the March for Our Lives in D.C.,
but there was another march going down
all the way out in Helena, Montana.
And out here at this march,
people were taking a stand
for the real victims of gun violence,
guns.
We're blessed to live in a state
that believes in individual rights.
If it wasn't for Donald J. Trump,
our Second Amendment right now would be gone.
WOOD: And that's why they're out celebrating guns of all types.
We're gun-toting Americans.
Do you think our Founding Fathers would approve
-of the AR-15? -Yeah.
You know, it's what I want.
Wait. You want... you want a tank?
I should have a tank because I should be equally armed
with whatever the government has.
-So you're out here for the tank rally? -Yeah, the tank rally.
WOOD: These tank-wielding badasses have a solution
to stop school shootings.
We should have armed teachers.
We'd be more than willing to bring 'em in
and train 'em absolutely for free.
-All teachers? -If they can pass a background check.
Dude, the art teacher can't pass a background check.
They're high as (bleep).
I'm here because I want the kids to be safe.
Is it safer to have a gun?
Oh, absolutely.
Firearms keep absolutely people safe.
WOOD: But filling our schools
with guns isn't their only solution.
Clear backpacks because you know
that the student does not have a gun
or something dangerous in that backpack.
But I thought everybody was supposed to have a gun.
Well, uh, schools, and, uh, uh...
But if it's a gun-free zone then you don't want guns there.
But you just said we needed more guns in school.
Not by students.
What we also need is clear backpacks.
WOOD: Yeah, clear backpacks. What else?
What is the answer to stopping school shootings?
All right, so,
I've-I've been a cage fighter for ten years.
-You what? -Cage fighter.
So, I made a living....
Right, now you're stepping back.
One of the things everybody always said is,
"Man, we should get this in one of our high schools."
So we could stop people from getting guns,
or we could implement cage matches in the school?
Absolutely, 100%. I'm for that.
I'd advocate that in a heartbeat.
WOOD: But is the March for Guns
real mission to expose a hidden truth
about the March for Our Lives?
This is the real march. That other march, D.C...
Well, they're... They were paid
by liberal Democrats to go there.
Somebody paid for half a million people to go D.C. today?
Absolutely. That's all over the Internet. It's not a secret.
WOOD: What about the Parkland students themselves?
They're actors. They're paid actors to say that.
It's hard to debate a subject when the opposite side...
Just got shot at.
Is... well, is shouting, and...
Probably shot at, not shouting, cause they just got shot at.
Well, those kids are shot at.
A lot of these guys are just crisis actors.
They really are, though. They are. I mean...
So you don't think they're actual students of Parkland?
-Do you? -Nicolas Cruz--
how did he know how to target specifically the school
where the crisis actors were attending?
Okay, so...
(clears throat)
(laughter, applause)
Well...
I'm sorry, but you just... you just opened up something
that could be a conspiracy. I didn't nev...
I never thought about that before.
That's what we need-- more conspiracies.
WOOD: But the conspiracy that I was on to
was that even though this was a pro-gun rally,
something seemed missing.
-Do you have your gun with you today? -No.
You go to a pro-gun rally without your gun?
That's like being a sober on Bud Light Island.
I did not wear my gun here today.
So if a gun makes people safer,
why didn't you bring your gun here today?
-That is an... -FEMALE SPEAKER: There's only one thing...
That is actually...
WOOD: Turns out the organizers told
these folks not to bring their guns
because they were worried about safety issues.
But for all of their guns, guns, guns,
these Second Amendment mother(bleep)
were also pretty down with the first,
which meant anybody could come up to the stage and speak.
I know Roy over here wants to say a word, as well.
This is the march that all the cameras should be at.
I've learned today that, you know, guns make people safe.
-Yes! -(applause and cheering)
Which is why we didn't bring our guns today
because we understand that.
(silence)
(laughter, applause)
WOOD: Well, that didn't work.
But luckily, this rally ended
the way all good rallies do--
with a big-ass pizza party,
and that's something I'll happily open carry.