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National Rifle Association CEO Wayne LaPierre and Fox New Sunday host Chris
Wallace butted heads Sunday morning over LaPierre's assertion that every
child in America deserves the same protection as the President's daughters.
The NRA first made the argument in a now-infamous ad. LaPierre tried to
defend the ad, but Wallace wasn't having any of it. "[The President's
daughters] face a threat that most children do not face," Wallace said. "
Tell that to the people in Newtown," LaPierre responded. "You really think
that the president's children are the same kind of target as every other
school child in America?" Wallace said. "That's ridiculous and you know it,
sir." Wallace then posited that the ad made it a class argument, that it was
wrong for "elites" to be privileged with armed security guards. "Yes,"
LaPierre said. "I'll tell you someone else who has security. You do,"
Wallace responded. "Sometimes..." LaPierre said, before beginning to stutter
. Wallace pointed out that LaPierre had armed security at the Senate
Judiciary Committee hearing, and even today at the Fox studio. "I don't deny
anybody the right to security when they need it," LaPierre said. "What I am
saying is, it's ridiculous Chris for all the elites and all the powerful
and privileged, the titans of industry to send their kids to schools where
there is armed security, to have access to semi-automatic technology." Here'
s the video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=klzZxOat
Wallace butted heads Sunday morning over LaPierre's assertion that every
child in America deserves the same protection as the President's daughters.
The NRA first made the argument in a now-infamous ad. LaPierre tried to
defend the ad, but Wallace wasn't having any of it. "[The President's
daughters] face a threat that most children do not face," Wallace said. "
Tell that to the people in Newtown," LaPierre responded. "You really think
that the president's children are the same kind of target as every other
school child in America?" Wallace said. "That's ridiculous and you know it,
sir." Wallace then posited that the ad made it a class argument, that it was
wrong for "elites" to be privileged with armed security guards. "Yes,"
LaPierre said. "I'll tell you someone else who has security. You do,"
Wallace responded. "Sometimes..." LaPierre said, before beginning to stutter
. Wallace pointed out that LaPierre had armed security at the Senate
Judiciary Committee hearing, and even today at the Fox studio. "I don't deny
anybody the right to security when they need it," LaPierre said. "What I am
saying is, it's ridiculous Chris for all the elites and all the powerful
and privileged, the titans of industry to send their kids to schools where
there is armed security, to have access to semi-automatic technology." Here'
s the video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=klzZxOat
