Parkland Student Takes Piers Morgan To School On 2nd Amendment

During the television appearance, Morgan called into question some of Kashuv's views that differ from his classmates.

“Really the only thing that he [President Trump] put forward was extended background checks – which is fine – but it doesn't, in my view, go nearly far enough,” said Morgan. “Do you not feel it's weird that in Florida for example you can't buy a beer until you are 21, but you can buy an AR-15 gun?”

Kashuv responded that Morgan's arguing point didn't make sense and explained his position.

“That's not the argument at all,” said Kashuv. “Why shouldn't a mother – a single mother of two be able to defend her children in her own home – who's 20? Why can't a 20-year-old single mother be able to defend her children? Raising the age from 18 to 21 won't solve the problem. It simply like a reactionary statement to what happened in Parkland.”