talk more about the initiative, neyda martinez, director of national engagement for the project, nina alvarez is one of the producers, and julio arcenegui from the clemente, which is where you can go to see one of the screenings. thank you all for being here. recap me the goal of the mission of "latino americans" was really to present a history that goes back how far and goes until when? >> it's 500 years, and it's past, present, and future. we are the past, present, and future of this nation, so there's a desire to have communities among latinos and latinos and non-latinos alike to really get a sense of the vast history and contributions we've made to this nation. >> is this the kind of documentary that a teacher could play in her classroom to sort of say -- >> it's totally the type of documentary that we want teachers to play in their setting and in churches and in, you know, tutors and community centers. it's really adaptable. >> 500 years -- big chunk of time. how did you break it out within >> the series producers decided to tackle the project chronologically, jeff bieber and adriana bos

nina flick, 14 years old. rice, texas, september 20, 2013. israel alvarez, 33 years old. alvarez, 10. cane alvarez, 8. israel alvarez, jr., 4. tulsa, oklahoma, january 7, 2013. julie jackson, 55 years old. misty nunnelee, 33. rapika powell, 23. katie malcour, 23 years old. colorado springs, colorado, november 27, 2015. officer garrett swasey, 44 years old. jennifer, 35. kiare stewart, 29. kentucky, october 26, 2014. lindsey champion, 62 years old. joy champion, 60. emily champion, 32. veto, 22. palestine, texas, 2014. carl johnson, 46. nathan camp, 23, austin camp, 21. kay johnson, 6. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. poe: mr. speaker, the administration blames the violence in america on gun dealers and congress. so the administration is going to issue some more executive memos and unilaterally ignore