Frank Langfitt

All of them said they did not expect this to happen.

When we first talked, Dana put the risk at 20% tops.

And everybody – I want to reemphasize this – was very clear that they would not engage law enforcement.

I asked people under what conditions they might have to mount some kind of armed defense.

And Dana cited the example of, let's say, a hate group threatening a nearby neighborhood.

Charles worried, as he said before, we've heard about civil unrest in which people might possibly target his home.

I'm talking about other humans, other citizens, other Americans, other people that feel somehow that I have something that they're going to take.

And that is my mentality.

And I was never, ever, ever like that.

Now, Charles hopes he never has to use the skills that he and Charlie were showing me when we were at the shooting range.

But he also said that if, you know, the nation were to turn violent and unpredictable, he'd really regret not owning guns and not knowing how to use them.

As a man, as a father, as a husband, how remiss and derelict will it be for me to not be prepared?

Thanks for the opportunity to talk about this.

I learned a lot over the last few months talking to these folks.

Most Democrats think the U.S.

should focus on promoting democracy and human rights abroad, according to the poll, while most Republicans think the U.S.

should focus on enriching America.

and should not hesitate to use military power.

Kim Long was shopping for Trump merchandise at a store northeast of Philadelphia on Thursday.

She supports the seizure of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro.