These are politics kids. But today they are scared. They're frightened, because what happened here early this morning wasn't politics. The law recognizes the difference between controversial words and fighting words. John Wiley Price, whom I have known and watched for almost a quarter century, certainly knows the difference.
Kids feel all of that in their guts.
So first I overhear Wolens showing the children that the police officer has a gun. Then the kids go in the house. Apparently the bullhorn, which is against the law in a residential neighborhood, was tossed into somebody's car the instant the cops showed up. But there are witnesses who heard and saw it before the cops got there, including some neighbors, who are willing to sign complaints. That's whose name comes up again and again in this dialogue in front of Wolens' home.