In Washington, D.C., approximately 200,000 people filled Pennsylvania Avenue and the surrounding areas to rally in support of gun control.
Campus Reform's Cabot Phillips spoke to several young demonstrators about what changes they want to see.
"I think that the Second Amendment at this time is outdated," one young woman said. "I think that the wording needs to be revisited."
Another woman echoed the sentiment, saying that the Second Amendment was written for a "different time," while another argued that it doesn't apply in today's society.
"I think that the Constitution in and of itself is something that's outdated," one demonstrator said.
If you're going to say we should ban 'assault weapons,' you should atleast have some idea of what they are:https://t.co/VLhRqbNKh0
— Cabot Phillips (@cabot_phillips) March 25, 2018
On "Fox & Friends," Phillips lamented that many students don't learn in the classroom that the Constitution is intended to protect Americans' liberties.
"I wonder if this same logic applies to the First Amendment, because the Founding Fathers, they never could have imagined Twitter, they couldn't have imagined YouTube and all these things," Phillips said. "And freedom of the press. Should we restrict the right of all journalists because a few journalists are misusing the freedom of the press?"
