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and enlisted and eventually the officers were taken to newtown, pennsylvania.ple miles from here. >> well, it's always good to know your history. know where you have come from. that way you know where you're going and you try not to repeat some of the same mistakes. when i was in school, i hated history. because it was always teaching me about what somebody else did not what my people did. now i have to join this hobby to learn what i didn't learn in high school, nor in college about real american history. one time i was given a lecture at an office of homeland security. it was black history month program. after i gave a short speech on the black involvement in the civil war, one of the white men in the audience stood up and said, why are you here teaching us black history? i said, sir, i'm not teaching you black history. i'm teaching you american history. it just happened to be about black people. >> what do you think of that painting? >> i think it's a lovely painting. he was not trying to provide a snapshot of the actual historic event. it was telling a stor

the enlisted and eventually the officers were taken to newtown pennsylvania, just a few miles from here it is always good to know your history. no from where you have come. that way you know where you are going. you try not to repeat some of the same mistakes. when i was in school, i hated history because it was always teaching me about what something someone else did. not what my people did. now i get to do things i did not learn in college or high school. real american history. all inclusive american history. one time i was given a lecture at an office of homeland security. it was black history month program. after i gave a short speech on the black involvement in the civil war, one of the white men in the audience said why you teaching us about black history? i said sir i'm not teaching you black history i'm teaching you american history, it just happens to be about black people. >> most people are familiar with this painting. >> yes. i think it is a lovely painting. the painter was not trying to provide a snapshot of the actual historic event. he was telling a story. in that paintin

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for president obama it was newtown and all the emotion he displayed around that tragedy. for president clinton, it was oklahoma city. to be robbed of that -- as a country, to be robbed of a human being who can feel our grief is as disorienting as the lack of explanations around testing, and the fervor to open the country up while we still fly blind. it's just an unbelievable state of affairs. >> terrifically important point to keep in mind as our death toll approaches 60,000 americans. another break for us and another reminder, this is also an economic tragedy. to that end the president has ordered these meat processing plants to stay open after one of them warned that our food chain was in trouble. but as we watch infections spread, workers are saying they don't have the testing, they don't have the personal protection on the job that they need to do the job. we'll talk about it when we come back. back award-winning voice remote. access to your favorite apps, including netflix, prime video, youtube and hulu. all without changing passwords and inputs. the most 4k content

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newtown and what happened in connecticut is a defining event in your political life. like, how are you processing this, and what does it say to you to watch this just sheer lack of empathy from the white house? >> yeah, i mean, of all of the horrificness out of the white house during the last three months, the president's total inability to be empathetic and to plug into the grief and the terror of this disease is maybe the most alarming. i mean, listen, what we know for those of us that work in and around gun violence is that when you lose someone unexpectedly to a violent act, there are normally 20 other individuals, family members, friends, brothers, sisters, who experience a diagnosable trauma because of that loss, and i don't know that it's going to be very different when it comes to the, you know, 30,000, 40,000 people who are taken quickly because of this virus. there are going to be ripples of grief and trauma that we are going to be dealing with for decades. that's just speaks to the enormity of the health care project in front of us. it's not just about tryi

after the newtown deaths of those children, we haven't seen any moment like that with president trump. what he talks about are numbers, as you say. he's setting out expectations. anything less than 100,000 deaths is somehow a victory for him. not regarding this by this time next week we'll have more people dead than died in 10, 12 years of the vietnam war. that's a huge number of americans. we've not seen him grapple with that in a public way. >> if i can jump in here for a second. >> go ahead, shannon. please. >> you look at what has the white house, what has this president been doing and focused on during this time where we have 45,000 people dead? this week was the immigration order. i put a story out today talking about how the white house aides scrambled chaotically to get an immigration order today because the president tea decided to tweet that he would prevent immigrants from taking american jobs theoretically. >> as one of my colleagues suggested, if somebody read the names of the dead every night. some way of honoring them in a national way is i think something that a lot of