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Darrell Scott, father of daughter killed in Columbine, is speaking now. He has previously criticized people for criticizing the NRA and calling for gun control, telling a House committee in 1999, "We do not need more restrictive laws."

Darrell Scott says teachers shouldn't focus so much on "diversity," because that creates division, or on "unity." Rather, he says, the focus should be on "how to connect."

Trump asks if anyone has any ideas to stop school shootings.

The man who answers first says one possible solution, "which may not be very popular," is to have people in schools, such as teachers, have guns. He adds: "If it's not the teachers, you can have people who work on the campus...a custodian." Or an undercover cop in the lunchroom.

This gentleman says it'd be anonymous - nobody would know who has the guns, and they wouldn't carry them on their person - but would have them in a safe in the classroom, and when the lockdown starts, the teachers would "do what needs to be done."

The next speaker, I believe Douglas student Blank's mother, says there could be another armed cop on campus, since one deputy wasn't enough in this case.

Trump notes that many mental health institutions have closed. "Today if you catch somebody they don't know what to do with them...there's no mental institution, there's no place to bring 'em," he says.