leo shane? guest: we obviously don't know what the motivations were here whether this was caused by some foreign policy. but the collar brings up a good point, which is we don't necessarily see our military facilities as targets. as you said, with that number of shootings they certainly are for a number of folks who are either biased against the military or have some view that the military is to blame. that's why the issue of securing these facilities comes with background. what are we going to do, how are we going to make sure that someone who is bent out of shape does not have access and can't do these kinds of massacres. these kind of multiple casual -- casualty events. host: that is our topic. especially if you are listening on c-span radio, the security of military facilities after shootings at military facilities, the latest in chattanooga, tennessee resulting in five deaths. this is leo shane. jack is joining us from chattanooga, tennessee. caller: i'm a retired reservist. i'm very famili

we will get a response, leo shane? guest: it brings up a great point.re two different issues working through congress right now. you've got a bill that would allow someone in recruiting center, in a facility, to be armed.

leo shane?uest: we obviously don't know what the motivations were here whether this was caused by some foreign policy. but the collar brings up a good point, which is we don't necessarily see our military facilities as targets. as you said, with that number of shootings they certainly are for a number of folks who are either biased against the military or have some view that the military is to blame. that's why the issue of securing these facilities comes with background. what are we going to do, how are we going to make sure that someone who is bent out of shape does not have access and can't do these kinds of massacres. these kind of multiple casual -- casualty events. host: that is our topic. especially if you are listening on c-span radio, the security of military facilities after shootings at military facilities, the latest in chattanooga, tennessee resulting in five deaths. this is leo shane. jack is joining us from chattanooga, tennessee. caller: i'm a retired reservist. i'm very familiar

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