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a manas shot at an apartment in the maplewood park complex.taken off to the hospital with serious injuries. the victim and the suspect have not yet bee b identified, they do know each other. >>> all of this month we are celebrating asian pacific american heritage. you might not know t name kevin quan, but there's a good chance you know his work. >> he wrote the book cra"crazy h asians." tommy mcfly caught up with him here in washington. >> kevin quan wrote his global literary hit based on his experience growing up in singapore. ary of ht up at the li congress to talk about his journey to the top of the best seller list. >> i've always been so proud of my heritage and where i've come from. i grew up in singapore the first 11 years of my life and really had a great timehere. so much of what happened there formed the book. so i was carrying around these stories, these experienc for about 20 years before i decided to put pen to paper. because i thought no one would be interested. it took that degree of evolving and getting to a pointf my own perso

i spoke with a farmer from maplewood, ohio. i want to play what he said. his name is christopher gibbs. he said the tariffs that are put in place have put him already in a freefall. let me play you what else he told me. >> certainly not unpatriotic at all, and i'm certainly not going to have my patriotism questioned and i'm not sure why the president is even bringing this up. the farmer community has to take one in the shorts just so the president can have a talking point and be tough on china just is a little beyond me. >> his frustration, governor, is that he says the president keeps talking about the patriots that these farmers are. he said that's just code to get them to try to stop speaking out when he wants to speak up for his farm and his livelihood. when i ask some republicans about, you know, respond to christopher gibbs, they say kate, short term pain, long term gain. do you see that? >> look, first of all, republicans, when i was in congress, i used to raise the issue. we have a level playing field, and that was like harrisy when i was in the ho