Jimmy Carter sees "no threat" to 2nd Amendment from March for Our Lives youth
Former President Jimmy Carter said he watched "with great attention" as various March for Our Lives rallies, led by Florida school shooting survivors, unfolded across the U.S. on Saturday.
"I think the commitment of the young people to undertake this challenge, which is a great challenge, over the opposition of most of the members of Congress and state legislatures and so forth, has the prospect of being successful," Carter told "CBS This Morning" co-host Norah O'Donnell in a wide-ranging interview.
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The Nobel Peace Prize recipient said there's "no doubt" about the "sincerity" of the Parkland school shooting survivors.
"I just hope and pray that they will be persistent in their commitment, and they will continue to use their influence on adults who have reached voting age already, and when they reach voting age, that they will continue to be willing to turn out of office the people that have abjectly submitted themselves to the domination of NRA," Carter said.
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