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President Donald Trump addressed the Florida State University (FSU) attack in a conversation with journalists in the Oval Office, emphasizing that ultimately, it is people who carry out the actions, not the guns themselves. The incident, as reported by Breitbart News, resulted in two fatalities and six injuries, with the alleged shooter identified as the 20-year-old son of a sheriff’s deputy from Leon County, Florida.

Trump expressed his support for the Second Amendment while discussing the FSU attack, stating, “I have always been a strong proponent of the Second Amendment. I have defended it since the beginning.” He acknowledged the gravity of the situation, reiterating, “These events are tragic, but it is individuals who are responsible for the actions, not the firearms.”

In response to a question about further comments on the FSU incident, Trump indicated that more information would be shared later, clarifying that his focus is on understanding the specifics of what occurred. Regarding legislative actions, he emphasized his commitment to upholding the Second Amendment, a principle he campaigned on and continues to prioritize.

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