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instance where the gunman appeared to be motivated by the knowledge that a place was gun- free.” [Wonkblog, Washington Post, 10/30/15] TRUMP SAID HE WOULD REQUIRE THAT SOLDIERS BE ARMED ON MILITARY BASES Trump: “As Commander-In-Chief, I Would Mandate That Soldiers Remain Armed And On Alert At Our Military Bases.” TRUMP: “[gun free zones] No, not optional. As Commander-in-Chief, I would mandate that soldiers remain armed and on alert at our military bases. President Clinton never should have passed a ban on soldiers being able to protect themselves on bases. America’s Armed Forces will be armed. They will be able to defend themselves against terrorists. Our brave soldiers should not be at risk because of policy created by civilian leadership. Political correctness has no place in this debate.” [Ammoland, 7/7/15] NRA 1999: TRUMP SAID HE DIDN’T “AGREE ENTIRELY” WITH THE NRA Trump In 1999: “I Don’t Agree Entirely” With The NRA. KING: “You agree with the NRA?” TRUMP: “I don't agree entirely, but I do agree that you should have the power to have a weapon, because other people do and other people are not necessarily the nicest people in the world.”[Larry King Live, CNN, 10/7/99] 2000: Donald Trump Criticized Republicans Who “Walk The NRA Line And Refuse Even Limited Restrictions.” “The Donald’s sudden and loud embrace of the Second Amendment might come as a surprise to people who followed his first flirtation with running for the presidency in 2000 as a member of the Reform Party. Then The Donald, ever the populist, said while he generally opposed gun control, he slammed Republicans for not wanting registrations on guns and said he wished nobody had guns. … ‘The Republicans walk the NRA line and refuse even limited restrictions. I generally oppose gun control, but I support the ban on assault weapons and I also support a slightly longer waiting period to purchase a gun. With today’s internet technology we should be able to tell within 72 hours if a potential gun owner has a record.’” [Buzzfeed, 10/5/15] MASS SHOOTINGS TRUMP REPEATEDLY CLAIMED THAT IF VICTIMS HAD GUNS, ATTACKS WOULD HAVE BEEN LESS SEVERE 2015: Donald Trump Said That If More People Had Guns During The Mass Shooting At An Oregon Community College, “You Would Have Been A Hell Of A Lot Better Off.” “Donald Trump is a big supporter of gun rights. The Donald has made that clear in the days since the mass shooting at a community college in Oregon. ‘I can make the case that if there were guns in that room other than the shooter’s, fewer people would have died. Fewer people would have been so horribly injured,’ Trump said on NBC’s Meet the Press on Sunday. ‘It was a gun-free zone,’ Trump said earlier at a campaign event in Franklin, Tennessee. Confidential Page 126

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