but then a union patrol rides by and david harold and booth hide. that arouses suspicion. say, you can't sleep in our house tonight. you have to sleep in our tobacco barn. the garretts lock them in. they're trapped. >> the garretts point a cavalry to the suspicious strangers sleeping in their barn. it quickly becomes clear that they found their assassins. >> this begins a two-hour exchange because they want him alive. >> eventually david harold cracks and turns himself in. >> booth still won't come out. and, so, the soldiers set the barn on fire. >> john wilkes booth decides that he's not going to be taken alive. he's seen what happens to a man who is hanged. he's not going to suffer those humiliations. so as he starts to level his gun as though he's leveling it to shoot, the sergeant shoots one shot. it strikes a vertebrae. booth is then dragged to the front porch. booth looks at his hands and says useless, useless. tell mother i die for my country. >> with booth dead, americans are left to face the cold reality of their grief and the daunting task of rebuilding a broken

david cavilero. dean wagstaff washington. delawrence reyes, california. gloria dean eddington lewis ohio. harold dennisonwest virginia. keldrick love, louisiana. lashann long, illinois. malcolm fits, illinois. mario vines, oklahoma. pedro did he elg -- delgado texas. brian abraham, minnesota. shamso abdey, minnesota. theresa ratliff, ohio. tony nickels, mo missouri. adam david lawrence, bobby king, brandon chunko. christian joseph jones, christopher benton mccloud, corey mcaffee. deandray carter. denell hoskin, grayson babbs. two pages, i've got two more here. my colleagues will hopefully join me on the floor tonight to read some of these names into the record. this is, as as ston -- astonishing as it is heartbreaking this country allows for this to happen, allows for these individuals to effectively be nameless, to be anonymous. tonight we're only reading into the record the names of individuals who died in this year, and this year isn't even 90 days old. how is it that we pay attention during the mass shootings but just sleep through the days in which all of these people are stolen from us through an epidemic that i

harold. caller: good morning. i just want to thank our congressman, david scott, for organizing our vaccinations in clayton countyere in jonesboro. i just had my second vaccination saturday, and yesterday, on sunday, i felt a little chilly and feverish but i took two tylenol and i felt better. this morning, the arm is kind of sore, but it is nothing to be bothered with. and i would like to say that, in new york, i have a brother in new york who is having trouble getting vaccinated. he was in touch with his physician, but they have not been able to organize and get him vaccinated harold, thank you for calling. gloria now in upper marlboro in maryland. good morning. caller: thank you for the opportunity. i happen to be an 83-year-old african-american activist, blind as a post, and i was moved by the young lady who called in, and because of motor challenges, is unable to get out of her home to get her second shot. i would encourage her not to keep -- she has to get on her public radio station. it is an absolute disgrace that people with challenges everywhere are in the worst situation ever, because my governor, i ha