inveterate foes of texas and the arapahoe zen had no incentive to fight with the south. turning to the massacre, bent related details of shivington's betrayals of the peace chiefs with american and white flags flying over black kettles lodge in the colorado troops butchering. bent understood the civil war as a war of imperialism rather than liberation. hadoncluded that shivington wrought the thing he always claims to have prevented, conflict that threatened if only briefly expansion into the west. he said their actions and somehow decide the service and an had dared to suggest a white man might be uncivilized. downing responded to george bent in the denver times labeling him a cutthroat and the thief, liar and a scoundrel but worst of all, a halfbreed. he turned his attention to embedding john shivington'sa stories into a civil war narrative that heritage groups were constructing around the united states at the time. it was working, native in denver with the unveiling of a memorial on the state capitol steps in 1909. the monument featured the placards days cataloguing ba

without further ado approximately 700 troops from the first and third colorado regiment attacked and arapahoeand cheyenne encampment nestled in a bend of sand creek in southeastern colorado territory. who 900 native people believed they had recently made peace with wide authorities fled up the dry creek bed that morning. the onslaught left somewhere between 150 and may be as many as 225 of them dead. the overwhelming majority of them were women, children, or the elderly. the surviving troops disgraced themselves by combing the field for what one of them called trophies, scalps, fingers, and the genitalia of their victims. then burn to the village before returning to denver, colorado, where they greeted as heroes. in the weeks after, chin and his men displayed their plunder at a downtown theater. sand creeky of the massacre national historic site ceremony andts memorial service. colorado's governor at the time, members of congress, leaders of four native american tribes, park politicians and service officials all shared their views of what the historic site might accomplish in the coming years

say arapaho or sparks middle school and the list goes on and on and i dare say there may not be recognition places where students opened fire. they were also places where people were hurt and killed. yet, there are so many of them they're hard to remember. i want to explore this with dave cullen. he is the author of "columbine." it examining the high school massacre. he did the dive into these killers but their intent. chris hevan joins us live from cleveland. he is a former navy s.e.a.l. first, dave, to you. i get sick and tired of calling you every time this happens. yet, i call you and i ask for your thoughts. i'm not going to do that this time. i'm going to ask you, what's going on? why am i reporting this so often? i have a list so long i can't read it to you. >> i'm glad, too. this is the first time i've done -- this is the first time i'm going to come out angry. i participated in an online chat with a group called mucked up, and an ethicist and most of my profession does not want to accept that we have any part of this or any responsibility. with some exceptions, noticeably anderson

agona high school, stevenson high school, south dakota school of technology, west orange high school, arapaho high school, liberty technology high school, martin luther king elementary school, delaware charter high school, widener university, tennessee state, grambling state, eastern florida state college, cesar chavez, bent high school, brush high school, union university, raytown community, wisconsin, delaware, savannah state, kent state, east english prep, st. mary's, iowa west, horizon elementary, georgetown college -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will suspend. the gentleman is no longer recognized. the gentleman is no longer recognized. mr. deutch: not one more. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. marchant: mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate the launch of two new flagship routes at dallas-fort worth international airport which i respect. today american airlines opens direct service from d.f.w. to both hong kong and shanghai. these new flights are the latest additions to the gro