1:28:02
in this part of town, after
all the Ivy League schools,
1:28:06
as if they had dreamed
of better days
1:28:09
and something greater
for themselves.
1:28:18
- The children are doing well.
1:28:22
The faculty and staff
are doing well.
1:28:24
But we don't forget.
1:28:26
We don't forget.
1:28:29
Just don't want this happening
to anybody else, you know?
1:28:32
It's...
[ She sighs ]
1:28:34
- I know.
1:28:36
I know. I don't want it to
happen to anybody else either.
1:28:40
- Hmm...
- It's okay. It's okay.
1:28:45
It's okay.
1:28:47
It's okay.
1:28:53
I'm sorry.
- That's all right.
1:28:58
[ Charlton Heston ]:
...from my cold, dead hands!
1:29:02
[ cheering ]
- Just as he did
1:29:05
after the Columbine shooting,
Charlton Heston showed up
1:29:08
in Flint to have
a big pro-gun rally.
1:29:11
- Freedom has never seen
1:29:13
greater peril nor needed
you more urgently
1:29:17
to come to her defence than now.
1:29:19
- Before he came to Flint,
Heston was interviewed
1:29:21
by the Georgetown Hoya
about Kayla's death,
1:29:25
and even his own NRA website
talked about it.
1:29:27
- We wanted to let the NRA know
that we haven't forgotten
1:29:30
about Kayla Rolland.
1:29:32
How could they come here?
To me, it's like they're rubbing
1:29:34
our nose in it. I was shocked
1:29:37
and appalled that
they would come here.
1:29:38
- Heston was asked by a local
reporter why he came to Flint
1:29:42
after the tragedy at Buell,
1:29:44
and what did the NRA
have to say
1:29:46
about six-year-olds using guns.
1:29:48
- We spend $20 million every year
1:29:53
and then we teach you...
to five and six-year-olds,
1:29:57
we say, "If you see a gun,
don't touch it,