and tonight, harrowing, newly-released recordings of the deadly police shooting of sonya massey.'s the illinois woman killed by a sheriff's deputy earlier this month after calling for help about a possible prowler at her home. the recordings obtained by cbs news include a 911 call from massey's mother, pleading for noncombative officers to be sent to her daughter's home. cbs's charlie de mar now with the disturbing new developments. we do want to warn you, the video report is disturbing. >> i heard somebody outside. >> reporter: 911 calls and dispatch audio are giving the fullest look yet at what happened to sonya massey on july 5th and 6th. records appear to show she was experiencing a prolonged mental health episode. her mother, donna, called for help. >> the mental people told me to call 911. >> reporter: that was at 9:09 a.m., 16 hours before she was shot. >> please don't send no combative policemen that are prejudiced, please. they're scary. i am scared of the police. sometimes they make the situation worse. >> reporter: then massey herself called 911 just before 1:00 p.m. a

grayson has pleaded not guilty to charges related to massey's death.ttorney declining to comment. massey's family is calling on the sheriff who fired grayson to resign. will you resign? >> i will not resign. i understand the pain, that they're hurting, and they want to hold somebody accountable. we are holding somebody accountable. that is sean grayson. he did this. he alone did this. >> reporter: maggie vespa, nbc news, springfield, illinois. >>> we'll take a break. when we return, the eyes of the next generation of gymnasts locked on simone biles right in their own gym. ♪ gym. nt to lose sight of the things you love. some things should stand the test of time. long-lasting eylea hd could significantly improve your vision. more people on eylea hd had no fluid in the retina, compared to those on eylea at 4 months. eylea hd is the only wet amd therapy that helped 8 out of 10 people go up to 4 months between injections, after 3 initial monthly treatments. if you have an eye infection, eye pain or redness or allergies to eylea hd, don't use. eye injections

. >>> harrowing newly released recordings in the deadly police shooting of sonya massey. she's the illinois woman killed by a sheriff's deputy last month after calling for help about a possible prowler at her home. the recordings obtained by cbs news include a 911 call from massey's mother pleading for noncombative officers to be sent to her daughter's home. cbs' charlie demar has the details, and we want to warn you some may find the video disturbing. s sgr. >> i heard somebody outside. >> reporter: 911 calls and dispatch audio are giving the fullest look yet at what happened to sonya massey on july 5th and 6th. record show she was experiencing a prolonged mental health episode. her mother, donna, called for help. >> people tell me to call 911. >> reporter: that was at 9:09 a.m., 16 hours before she was shot. >> please don't send no combative policemen that are prejudiced. please. i'm scared of the police. sometimes they make things worse. >> reporter: then massey herself called 911 just before 1:00 p.m. and called again early the next morning after she heard what she th

. >>> and cbs news has obtained new material shedding light on the police killing of sonya massey.earlier this month, donald trump held a rally in harrisburg. it comes after controversial statements earlier in the day when trump fallacy subjected kamala harris misled voters about her race. cbs' natalie brand has more from the white house. >> reporter: trump supporters welcomed the former president back to the battleground state of pennsylvania just 18 days after a would-be assassin grazed trump's ear with a bullet at an outdoor rally. this rally inside and security tight. he held a moment of silence for corey comperatore, the man killed at trump's butler, pennsylvania rally and made a promise to the crowd. >> we're going back to butler too, by the way. >> reporter: the rally followed a contentious gathering of the black journalists in chicago. >> you attack black journalists calling them a loser, saying the questions they ask are stupid and racist. why should black voters trust you after you have used language like that? >> well, first of all, i don't think i've ever been asked a q

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but the sheriff has faced calls for his resignation from massey's family. >> justice for sonya massey >> reporter: and questions about grayson's troubling history in law enforcement. campbell had insisted he'd stay on the job. >> i am not resigning. >> reporter: but he apologized to the community for massey's death. >> we failed sonya. we failed sonya's family and friends. we failed the community. >> reporter: linsey, campbell saying he and his family have faced threats. as for former deputy grayson, he has pleaded not guilty. linsey? >> erielle, thank you. >>> to the middle east tonight. while the region braces for a retaliatory strike from iran on israel, the israeli military now confirms it killed another hamas commander in lebanon. we're learning more about disturbing video allegedly showing five israeli soldiers accused of sexually abusing a palestinian detainee. abc's tom soufi burridge reports from tel aviv. >> reporter: tonight, a new israeli air strike deep inside lebanon killing a local hamas commander. wider war threatens to erupt throughout this region. a car engulfed in a

>> that's malachi massey, the teenage son of 36-year-old sonja massey who was fatally shot inside herto her 911 call about a possible intruder. her mother donna had warned dispatchers that her daughter sonya was having mental health issues and asked that they not send combative police in the event she called. >> i don't want you guys to hurt her, please. >> okay. i've got some questions i've got to ask you. does she have a weapon? >> please don't send no combative policemen that are prejudiced, please. they will kill her. >> they will just do their job. >> graphic body cam video the following day when combative police responded with deadly force slows the moments before and after sonya massey's death. >> the county sheriff's deputy who you hear in the video and who pulled the trigger was charged with murder and was fired last month. but in the three weeks since sonya massey's death, the investigation into how grayson got his job have found that he admitted to having two dui arrests. one leading to being discharged from the army for misconduct. a serious offense. he worked in six diffe

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massey. know she would have stood on the floor of the house of representatives and demanded change. she would have said that her death would not be in vain, and she would have said that we need to create a mandatory data base that has to be checked before you hire officers in the united states of america. she would have demanded that the principles and pillars of the george floyd justice in policing act be put into place. so i will heed her call. in the coming days i'll reintroduce the george floyd justice in policing act here in the senate with my colleagues to bring about that accountability, to bring about that transparency, to raise those standards of professionalism. i will work to make sure there is not a day again in america where people unnecessarily die, where when people call the police they can be confident that they'll be protected, not shot dead, where the most important profession perhaps in our nation, those who every day get up and go to bed with this firm commitment to protec

. >>> the illinois sheriff in charge of the deputy who shot and killed sonya massey inside her home sits down for a one-on-one interview with cbs news. he says that the officer had not only been trained but retrained to avoid that type of unwarranted lethal force. the sheriff also gave cbs' roxana saberi a harsh assessment of the former deputy now charged with massey's murder. >> this was a rogue individual that acted outside the scope of his authority. he's been arrested, and he will pay the price. >> reporter: sangamon sheriff jack campbell says when he hired deputy sean grayson in may of last year he received twice as much training as other new deputies. >> he had all the training he needed. he just didn't use it. >> reporter: how did he slip through the cracks? >> i don't know. >> reporter: grayson is being held in jail after being charged with three counts of first-degree murder for killing sonya massey on july 6th. >> drop the [ bleep ] -- >> reporter: cbs news has learned that grayson had a history of disciplinary issues at other law enforcement agencies including allegations he p

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an illinois sheriff tells cbs news the former deputy who shot and killed sonya massey inside her home not only been trained, but retrained to avoid that type of unwarranted lethal force. in an interview with cbs's roxana saberi, the sheriff gave us a harsh assessment of the former deputy charged with massey's murder. >> this was a rogue individual, that acted outside the scope of his authority. he's been arrested, and he will pay the price. >> reporter: sangamon county jack campbell says when he hired deputy sean grayson in may of last year, he received twice as much training as other deputies. >> he had all the training he needed. he just didn't use it. >> reporter: so how did he slip through the cracks like that? >> i don't -- i don't know. >> reporter: now grayson is being held in the local jail after being charged with three counts of first-degree murder for killing sonya massey on july 6th. >> drop the [bleep] -- drop the [bleep]. >> reporter: cbs news has learned grayson had a history of disciplinary issues at other law enforcement agencies, including allegations he put false in

moments later massey is shot dead.ttorneys are appealing the judge's decision and he will remain in custody until his court date october 21st. sade? >> sade: now the trial that could decide whether a supermarket megamerger will happen. kroger and albertson's are hoping to join forces but there's plenty of opposition to the $25 billion merger. eva pilgrim is here with what's at stake for the two companies as well as for shoppers and workers. good morning, eva. >> good morning, sade. the kroger and albertson's deal would be the largest merger ever but the feds are trying to block it, saying it's bad for shoppers. the ftc, states of colorado and washington, all filing a lawsuit trying to stop the nearly $25 billion merger. the ftc said it would eliminate competition and raise grocery prices for millions of americans already struggling with inflation and high prices, learning the quality of your groceries could suffer as well. the agency also claims the merger would make it more difficult for workers to earn higher wages a

massey called to report a suspected prowler.n the body cam video you can see massey and grayson going back and forth in a conversation. minutes later things would take a deadly turn when massey is shot dead after removing a pot of hot water from the stove. grayson pleaded not guilty and remains behind bars. >> robin: as far as sonya massey's family is concerned, they're still grieving, still calling for justice. have they responded to the sheriff's retirement? >> they have released a statement through their attorney who basically is calling this a turning point and justice for massey saying, although the pain of her loss is still fresh, sonya's family is willing to work with the outgoing sheriff to help heal the community and achieve full justice for sonya. lot of eyes are watching this case. >> robin: her family continues to show an enormous amount of grace. they do. george? >> george: now the white house, where the president is unveiling new policies and business practices that cost consumers time and money. elizabeth schulze

massey had called police to report a prowler. >> drop the pot!onna worried an officer might overreact, called 911 the day before the shooting to alert them that she was having a mental health episode. >> she thinks everybody's after her, like paranoid schizophrenic. >> reporter: many now questioning whether her concerns were pass along the grayson and her partner. >> i don't know what they knew. we were not able to conduct an informal question because grayson refused to answer questions there. >> reporter: massey's family demanding campbell resign but the sheriff defiant. >> i am noted resigning. my rsignation would not do any good. >> reporter: grayson has pleaded not guilty. a trial date has not been set. guys? >> lara: alex, thank you very much. coming up, how simone biles cemented her place as the goat taking her all around second gold medal at the olympics. >> lara: there's the music. oly. ) ♪ [announcer] introducing allison's plaque psoriasis. she thinks her flaky, gray patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat p

so the be no surprises and massey's case. the deputy who killed her health, 6 law enforcement jobs in just 4 years and was kicked out of the army for drunk driving a decade ago. that's a very big loophole in our system right now amid public pressure this year to hire the deputy is stepping down and the deputy faces murder charges. the salient point is that justice can work when there's transparency. jonathan thompson is executive director of the national sheriffs association. he says, well, the shooting is tragic. democrats, bill, it's an obvious ploy. he opposed the same reforms for years ago because he believes a federal overhaul will only undermine police safety but says he is willing to revisit the topic in washington. raquel martin. >> next in sports, no niners training camp today, but the ongoing saga with brandon aiyuk in the red and gold as new lead there's a new report out sports director jason dumas as the latest on yoox status with the team. when we come back. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the brandon aiyuk saga con

new legislation to improve hiring practices amid reports that the deputy who shot and killed sonja massey had red flags on his record and there were several other instances of that and what are your thoughts on the need for new police reform legislation? >> he had six infractions for multiple agencies so there should be greater coordination from being able to follow or track if you will officers moving post to post who haven't been honorably released or discharged and with sonja massey, she had the instinct to call police which is what she should have done to be protected and taken care of and then the nightmare unfolded that this is the worst scenario possible and you call with protection needs and you faced execution. she was shot in the face by this officer who is insubordinate and belligerent on multiple times. i think first of all the superintendent and the chief of police should've been fired and shouldn't have been able to retire and work at another firm or another police department because he can't supervise people. this officer shouldn't be on paid administrative leave and for th

so the been no surprises in massey's case. the deputy who killed her help fix law enforcement jobs and just 4 years and was kicked out of the army for drunk driving a decade ago. that's a very big loophole in our system right now amid public pressure this year to hire the deputy is stepping down and the deputy faces murder charges. the salient point is that justice can work when there's transparency. jonathan thompson is executive director of the national sheriffs association. he says, well, the shooting is tragic. democrats, bill, it's an obvious ploy. he opposed the same reforms for years ago because he believes a federal overhaul will only undermine police safety but says he is willing to revisit the topic in washington. raquel martin. >> tracking tropical storm ernesto is path as barrels into the caribbean. z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business five-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on

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grayson has pled not guilty to charged relating to massey' death. family is calling on the sheriff to resign. >> i will not resign. i understand the pain and they're hurting and they want to hold someone accountable. and we are. that is sean grayson. he alone did this. >> maggie vespa, springfield, illinois. >> still to come for us, sha'carri richardson dominates there her first official race. we'll take you to the games in paris, next. t. at typical insurance, you're just another senior. that's the third health insurance commercial with seniors at a farmers market. right? don't get me wrong i love a fresh heirloom, but it's like those companies think we're all the same. that's why i chose humana. before i signed up, i spoke to someone who actually listened to what i needed. she told me about benefits that were right for me, like vision and dental... all in my budget. i finally feel in control. what are you doing? taking control. humana. a more human way to healthcare. our right to reproductive health care is being stolen from us. the rights for our

video giving us an inside look at what happened in the hours following the shooting death of sonia massey, a black woman killed in her own home during an interaction with sheriff's deputies. the video shows for illinois sean grayson and custody, and it was made clear that the sheriff hired mason announced he is retiring. tell us more about what this surveillance video reveals. >> well, i have been covering this story for weeks, and a lot of what we have been digging into in grayson's personnel records, the deputy that responded to sonya massey's call, we found a lot of official misconduct on his record, a lot of strokes against him, strikes against him from past police departments. he worked with six departments in four years. so, when you watch this jail video from the night he was booked, just mere weeks after the shooting took place, you kind of get a sense of how seriously he was taking all of this, with the context of what we know about his record. i want you to watch some of what we can hear in this jail video. >> they said this is for my own safety, so here i am. well, this whole n

the 1st massey calling because i will return to training, increase the difficulty of the dives, and said some chemicals here. let me just go ahead of time to turn on the console to get the racing results and restart the game. the most important thing in sports and video games in life is to have that patience which is needed to be able to achieve things to try and enjoy every day then that isn't that. oh yeah, the in the knowledge, thousands of years. what's kinda tell us about our future to new fans is one of the earliest known sam's using researchers are able to reconstruct a parcel of fragments and record time. what secrets do these ancient documents review tomorrow today? next on d, w. to make that dream of in house come true, what's the best way to do it and stress new homes with a slate or renovate old buildings in st. resources. there's nothing wrong with it because one of the house to, to sustain of me a construction revenue in for, for 5 minutes on the double, you know, understand, can have a site like the right to present. do you have any news on instagram and follow up to the s

from that incident and ignoring red flags when he hired now former deputy sean grayson, who shot masseyfaces charges including first-degree murder and he has pled not guilty, perhaps the highest profile call for campbell's resignation came this week. illinois governor jb pritzker this isn't about politics, it's about bringing people together in sangamon county and making people feel safe. and the sheriff, the sheriff's job to make people feel safe. and he's done the opposite of that by not answering questions gins, by going to a church and beginning his remarks by saying, i'm not resigning, like as if that's the first thing people want to hear. then there are signs that have been put up about saving him not doing something about the murder of sonya massey, but about saving his political career so i think he's the one that's played politics. it's time for him to go joining me now is the mayor of springfield, misty buescher, mayor buescher. thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate it. what do you think about what the governor had to say there should sheriff campbell resign? >> go

maggie believed someone was trying -- massey believed someone was trying to break into the house.d her. he's charged with murder, aggravated battery and misconduct. it sparked outraj after footage was released showing that moment. maggie vespa is outside the courthouse in springfield. maggie, walk us through what happened in court today. >> reporter: yes, basically today first grayson's defense time touched on their appeal to a higher court to basically get grayson out of jail pretrial. he's been in jail basically this entire time ahead of his first-degree murder trial. start date is tbd. the team acknowledges to the judge we know you know that we've appealed your decision, so it was touched on briefly. then they moved on. the two main motions. number one, the defense team wanted more time to review discovery in the case. the judge granted that. number two, they filed a motion tied to media coverage of the case. we're working to get the details of that. presumably trying to kind of limit cameras in courts, the ability to maybe broadcast it life, things like that. so the judge cont

that she was shot by a sheriff's deputy in her home, her family says that sonya massey was a descendant of william done again the naacp. they can trace their history back to donegan to the violence in springfield led directly to their founding in 1989. and despite all that history, a lot of people say they've never heard any of this. they weren't taught this in school 2000 i'm sitting in my illinois history class at the university of illinois, champaign-urbana and my teacher asked, how many of you grew up in illinois 200 plus students how many of you have heard springfield race riot i looked around. >> there was maybe ten i shouldn't have happen. >> is from illinois been at least half the plan making this a national ban so that we can continue to share a story that this community has been trying to share for years with a nation a buried part of american history, the connection to sonya massey president biden made note of all of that when he signed a proclamation this week to designate a new national monument you emit in springfield legislation from congress to do it has been stalled. so

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just days ago, i met with sonya massey's family, along with attorney ben crump.st of all, we've done a lot in law enforcement. i personally sponsored a state senator and attorney general. however, officer grayson should not have been hired from the first police department. he worked at six other police departments within four years. he should not have been hired from the first apartment with two duis and a dishonorable discharge for serious misconduct from the military. if it was me or anyone else, if it was you, someone who look like you or i who applied, at the same police stations, i promise you, we would not have been hired. that is a travesty, just at the cost of life and it should not have happened. >> and you are going to rally around her kids as well, and her mom. thank you, illinois attorney general kwame raoul. >>> coming up, kamala harris winds the endorsement of the national black caucus of the international brotherhood of teamsters, even -- the union chairman is next. and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! ♪ me and my

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. >> rachel: and new developments in the deadly shooting of sonya massey.bars, but the sheriff who hired him is stepping down. sheriff jack campbell announcing his retirement in a statment saying, quote, it has become clear that the current political climate has made it nearly impossible for me to continue effectively in my role. >> whit: the fda approved the first nasal spray to treat severe allergic reactions and will serve as an alternative to inject products like the epi pen. the drug called neffy has been cleared for adults and children who weigh more than 66 pounds. the fda saying the spray may reduce barriers to rapid treatment of anaphylaxis. that would be a big deal. >>> let's move on to our closer look at the political headlines that we're following this morning, and joining us are abc white house correspondent maryalice parks and contributing political correspondent rachael bade. good morning to both of you. maryalice, let's start with you. we know republicans have been criticizing kamala harris for not coming out and doing a news conference and

. >> the president's proclamation comes just a few weeks after the police shooting of sonya massey, a 36-year-old black woman from springfield. >>> california lawmakers are advancing four bills intended to right historic wrongs committed against african americans in the state. among the measures, the package would offer reparations and other forms of government support for african american families that have been impacted by racially motivated state policies. all four bills recently passed out of committees and are headed for full floor votes. this comes a year after a special state reparations task force released a long list of recommendations. >>> a florida jury has found a white woman guilty of manslaughter in the fatal shooting of her black neighbor, an incident that sparked national outrage. susan lorenz told police she was acting in self-defense when she shot her black neighbor, a.j. owens, through her locked front door. authorities have said that the shooting took place amid an ongoing dispute between the two women about the amount of noise owens' children were making as they p

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they say the recent death of son, massey woman killed by police in her home serves as a reminder as to why such a bill is needed. it's signed into law. it would ban no-knock warrants in drug cases and also ban choke holds as well as more. >> we continue to track the park fire which has grown now to be the 4th biggest wildfire in state history. as it continues to rage across 4 counties. more than 400,000 acres have burned. it is just 34% contained. it's been burning for a couple weeks now. it has destroyed 640 structures damage more than 50 others. cal fire said today it is sending 100 firefighters from the california national guard to the front lines this week to help. that's alongside the other 6500 personnel already working the fire. so as that burns north of chico, we take a live look out here. fortunate we are to have clean air given all the smoke that emanating up north. but it's been a hot day mount diablo, their spin, the right around 100 degrees. yeah, hot and dry. lawrence is here to tell us what we can look forward. yeah, i'm really, really getting into the peak of our fire s

governor of illinois, jb pritzker called on him to resign for his handling of the situation. >> sonya massey july 6 after she made a 9-1 one call and one of the deputies dispatched shot this woman the deputy officer grayson, was then indicted by a grand jury on charges of first-degree murder the sheriff's office has been under fire since it was disclosed. that officer grayson had a history of duis and was discharged from the army for serious misconduct ahead, a horrifying crash in brazil, a plane. >> oh my god, falling out of the sky, killing all 61 passengers on board will talk to an aviation expert about what happened. next work relief work blinking really, the only three and one extended release formula for dry eyes my mental health matter, but uncontrollable movements called teeny target dyskinesia started disrupting like td felt embarrassing i felt like disconnecting. i asked my doctor about treating my td and learned about in grad school in gaza is clinically proven for using td most people saw results in just two weeks, people taking aggressive can stay on most mental health mets only

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the sheriff who hired the deputy who fatally shot sonya massey announcing he's retiring by the end ofhe month. sheriff jack campbell has faced calls to step down in the wake of last month's shooting. also today, a judge ordering the now former deputy charged with murder to remain in jail. >>> now to the presidential race. we're learning former president trump's plane was just diverted due to a mechanical issue but landed safely. it comes as he faces scrutiny over his story about a midair scare that critics say doesn't add up. here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: during an at times meandering press conference thursday, amid a flurry of falsehoods -- >> nobody was killed on january 6th. >> reporter: -- a remarkable story from donald trump about a near-death experience. it's under new scrutiny tonight. the former president referring to former san francisco mayor willie brown, who dated vice president kamala harris in the '90s. >> well, i know willie brown very well. in fact, i went down in a helicopter with him. we thought maybe this is the end. there was an emergency landing. this was no

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campbell faced calls to over the deputy that shot and killed sonya massey inside her home after she called 911, appeared for several weeks campbell refused because to step down even from illinois governor. >> i cannot stand out. i will not stand down at the most cortical moment. >> reporter: campbell now says threats against him, his familyd deputies led him to reconsider . the race for the white house white house, vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump agree that immigration is one of the biggest concerns for voters. tonight, both candidates are back on the campaign trail with harris going on the offense in a state where the immigration debate rages. that's arizona. and while there, harris picked up a big endorsement. here cbs's nancy cordes. >> reporter: in glendale, arizona, thousands braved the 105 degrees heat to get their first glimpse tonight of the new democratic nominee and her running mate, tim walz. >> 89 days to make kamala harris the next president of the united states. >> reporter: in arizona, like every border state, immigration is a top issue. >> as

and i tell you, sonya massey -- sonya massey, shot in the face. is going to motivate us just like george floyd video did in 2020 to go out and vote and help elect the first woman to be president of the united states! [laughter] [applause] [applause] that's what sheila jackson lee's legacy will be. sheila jackson lee, for you. sheila jackson lee for me. sheila jackson lee for wii. god bless you sheila jackson lee! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> [sighs] ladies and gentlemen, one of god's great blessings, pastor donnie mcclurkin. ♪ [applause] we do have another international representative who will make remarks. we will now hear from mohammed choudhry, consulate general of the pakistan embassy. [applause] >> excellencies. clergy members esteemed guests, ladies and gentlemen and family of the congresswoman sheila jackson lee. it's an honor for me to join today to celebrate the life of the congresswoman. who not only in houston or the united states, she rose beyond this border and touched the hearts of the people in pakistan. [applause] please go and ask t

it's that we don't trust that the police will come to our homes and protect us and in fact, sonya massey'shink it is not a form of empowerment, which is i think is overused and cheesy, but it is a form of protection and recognizing that sometimes you have to take your own defense in your own hands. >> michael: there is something beautiful about a bunch of white male forefathers 260 years ago not envisioning black and brown people at the shooting range. >> i know. >> michael: was it beautiful? was that -- >> i mean, i think there was a lot to be said about the founders and their lack of vision. i mean, people always talk about -- [laughter] how much vision they have. >> michael: you mention it in the essay, that the second amendment wasn't written for black people. >> it wasn't written for black people, it wasn't written for women. they saw us as only three fifths of a person so i guess we could only use three fifths of a musket. but now, you know, if the second amendment applies to white men, it applies to all of us. [applause] >> michael: what did you learn that maybe you weren't expectin