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For a while in my office, I had this little white plastic cup.

It was hidden behind the door, and it had these cards tucked inside.

They were notes and reminders of what to do in case of a mass shooting. Like a lot of people,

my employer required me to attend a seminar where the local police walked us through what they

know about mass shooters

and what officers would do if one came to our door. Pursue the killer first, help the wounded

later. And they talked about what I should do in that scenario. Run, hide, fight. Yeah, you should. That's my fault. That's Catherine Schweite,

and she's our single guest today because the fact that schools now do active shooter drills

with this message is, as she says, her fault. Well, not totally, but at this point, it's now conventional

wisdom from law enforcement, including at the FBI where she helped create their active shooter

program. Remember, run, hide, or fight. Run. Wherever you go, be aware of alternate exits.

And then there's this whole industry of private security types, spreading the message and

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