host: colin goddard, i will let you jump in on that. guest: i am familiar with the incident mentioned. the story in "the times," and the whole situation. what happened was a watershed moment for cap this -- campus safety. before the virginia tech shooting, schools did not have threat assessment teams. members together talking about students raising flags and how we can properly help the students. that has been a great improvement across the country. it's a matter of funding. people need to put their money where their mouth is and fund these programs and not cut them and support people who need to find a way to get treatment. we need to focus as much vigor in wanting to improve the easy accessibility that we allow for guns with this country. these are all valid points that you bring up. we need to spend equal amount of time at talking about all of them. host: we have lines for democrat viewers and republican viewers. we have a special line for gun owners. align for democrats, neil is waiting. good morning. caller: good morning. i wanted

colin goddard is a survive of the virginia tech massacre. 32 people killed. despite the defeats in washington he says the tide is turning at the state and local level. >> we've seen a lot of activity over the past few years promoting good gun policy and defeating efforts to repeal the basic public safety laws we have in place. >> but even advocates like goddard admit despite what happened in charleston and horrific shootings laws in congress are not going to pass any time soon. >> we talked to former south carolina state representative bacari sellers, he was just blocks away when the shots were fired. his reactions were candid, raw and moving, and since then many have responded to his comments online. he began by stressing the importance of how we talk talk about this tragedy. >> our verbiage does matter. this was racism at its worst. there was an act of domestic terrorism. more importantly today is a day that we grief. today is a day that this community begins to heal again. >> can you describe what is happening in south carolina in the way that people talk

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host: colin goddard, i will let you jump in on that. guest: i am familiar with the incident mentioned. the story in "the times," and the whole situation. what happened was a watershed moment for cap this -- campus safety. before the virginia tech shooting, schools did not have threat assessment teams. members together talking about students raising flags and how we can properly help the students. that has been a great improvement across the country. it's a matter of funding. people need to put their money where their mouth is and fund these programs and not cut them and support people who need to find a way to get treatment. we need to focus as much vigor in wanting to improve the easy accessibility that we allow for guns with this country. these are all valid points that you bring up. we need to spend equal amount of time at talking about all of them. host: we have lines for democrat viewers and republican viewers. we have a special line for gun owners. align for democrats, neil is waiting. good morning. caller: good morning. i wanted

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. >> but even individuals like goddard admit new gun legislation isn't going to pass any time soon.queria, al jazeera washington. >>> why some say new gun laws are not necessary. >> a historic celebration if texas today was overshadowed by the events in south carolina. genuinetejuneteteenth. >> we are celebrating the 150th anniversary of emancipation. we are not necessarily celebrating the 150th anniversary of freedom. because from all indications african americans in this country are still not free. >> praying and reflecting on the past and present. >>> wednesday's shooting in charleston has raised new questions about hate crime laws. south carolina is one of five states that do not have hate crime laws on the books. some hope that changes in the wake of the disaster. >> reporter: federal investigators are examining this as a hate crime. >> i'm a realist. i don't think we should be dancing around these issues. >> wendell gilliard has put forth efforts in legislative committees in the past three years. >> racism is live and welt, you can't be more truthful than that. we judge that b

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. >> but even advocates like goddard admit despite what happened in charleston and horrific shootings new gun laws in congress are not going to be passed any time soon. >> south carolina is one of the handful of states with no hate crime laws. we'll look at the efforts to change that. but first the government's report on counterterrorism. what it says about fighting isil and how serious of a threat there is from al-qaeda. >>> later poaching problems. ivory was destroyed in new york today. what wildlife officials are saying about the impact of poaching on elephants. >> i asked if this is, in fact an act of terror. >> yes, it's terroristic in effect. this is a muslim guy who shut up a church what would the headlines be. because he looks like our next-door neighbor we'll cut him some slack. he was disturbed or something. the fbi definition of terrorism using violence and intimidation to intimidate a population or sub group for social objectives. >> jamel smith is with us. do you have thoughts on this whole i call it a tortured debate where we're tying ourselves up in knots in some quarte

joining us is colin goddard. also and coulter talks about her new book on immigration. we will take your calls and look for your comments on facebook and twitter. >> c-span gives you the best access to congress, live coverage to the u.s. house bringing you events that shape public policy. every morning, "washington journal is live. -- "washington journal" is live. it is brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> senator chris murphy delivered remarks at the woodrow wilson center and washed the city -- in washington, d.c. he says he would like to refocus his debate on a comprehensive foreign-policy strategy instead of the traditional dichotomy of i slowly say shows him -- instead of isolationism. >> good afternoon everyone. we are bringing your greetings on behalf of jane harman. the wilson center, as you know is both a trusted platform and space for non-partisan dialogue on global issues and deals with regional issues, issues of technology and environment and women's leadership and other areas. we are very excited to have senator mu

it is called the goddard school out in denver. and they had art class yesterday.e to see him? >> oh look at that. oh he is so cute. >> now, i don't know if you can do this in the control room. is there anyway that zoom in on the kid in hine him? he's eating his artwork. >> plate of paint basically. do you see him? >> i hope the kid's okay. >> well that's jack there. >> focus on jack, not the kid behind him. >> look he's beef i! >> so cute. >> he is pretty cute. >> six months old. >> he's an of the is, mike. >> an artist. >> did you see what i did yesterday after the snow. >> no. >> about 10:30 went over to the independence visitor center because those people really help me out with my you got to try this thing the event? >> yes. >> by the way having it again first thursday every october. you have to try. >> this we all come out eat with us. anyway they unveiled some sculptures you'll see around the sit. >> i oh, talking about visit -- >> so visit philadelphia, there is like six of them all over the sit. go find the different tourist attractions, one of them xoxo.

we have colin goddard with us. for those that don't know your story, how did you come to work on this issue? >> i came to work on this issue in an event that happened when i was in college. international relations in 2007 one morning in my french class we heard a loud name that we thought was construction and a few minutes later it turned into somebody shooting through our door in the most intense situation that i have ever experienced. and that morning there were 17 people in there there were 32 people killed in total, shot and killed, and there were over a dozen others that were shot and injured and several others as well. so that shooting situation open my eyes to something that i knew very little about. and i was frankly shocked to learn that we don't even require a background check on every gun in the country. so what really happened is that two years later i witnessed another mass shooting happened on television and i have not witnessed this and this time in between but april 3 2009 the news story broke and i

of colin goddard joins us. he is a survivor of the virginia tech shooting. also and coulter talks about her new book. host: good morning. the house convened for morning our at noon. the senate is in at 10:00 a.m. we focus on south carolina, six days after nine black churchgoers were left dead. attention is turned to the confederate flag. yesterday, south carolina governor nikki haley called for the removal of that life

. >> goddard joins us, survivor of the virginia tech shooting and senior policy advocate for the organization every town four gun safety. also syndicated columnist ann coulter talk about her new book, title "adios america." we'll also take your calls and look for your comments on facebook and twitter beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >>> the new congressional directory is a hand guy died to the 114th congress with color photos of every senator and house member, plus bioand contact information and twitter handles. also, district maps, a foldout map of capitol hill and a look at congressional committees, the president's cabinet federal agencies and state governors. order your copy today. it's 13.95 plus shipping and handling through the c-span online store at c-span.org. >> senator and 2016 presidential candidate, bernie sanders held a town hall meeting in denver last week. the vermont independent was first elected to the senate in 2006 and is running for president as a democrat. this event was held at the university of denver. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [music] k

ncicap.org] >> tomorrow on "washington journal," virginia tech survivor: good art talks about how -- colin goddard on the south carolina church shootings. and call to disgraces her new book. -- ann coulter discusses her new book. also tomorrow, testimony from catherine archuleta on data security and spending after security was breached at the office of personnel management that could affect the records of millions of federal employees and others that work for companies with government contracts. she was speaking for a senate subcommittee and you can see it live at 10:30 a.m. on c-span3. next, the white house briefing with press secretary josh earnest. he spent most of the briefing talking about the president's use of the n-word during a podcast interview. this portion is a half hour. secretary earnest: good morning. happy father's day. you want to get us started with questions? jim: josh, i wanted to ask you about the president's podcast. his use of the n-word has created stir in social media which was part of the broader and deeper discussion of racism, but i'm wondering if his use of that was in

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