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nicole hawkly lost her son dylan in the sandy hook shooting and is now the co-founder and ceo of sandyoining me tonight on something that is obviously all too personal with you. when you see the spate of shootings we've seen in the last several days do you see them as resonating with the american public in the same way that a school shooting does or the walmart shooting we saw where the killer there is now on trial? >> i think, unfortunately, gun violence has become such a normal part of the american life that far too many people take all these shootings into their stride and even a lot of school shootings don't make the headlines anymore. never mind the daily shootings. i mean, this weekend alone we had what, 17 different mass shootings across the country. we're hearing about some of them but not all and that is 17 more communities devastated. people need to realize this is not normal at any day in america and we need to be doing more about this and stopping it from happening. >> yeah. these are peoples lives. you just heard from lashad's mother there. when i looked at the numbers of

and then been through sandy hook. parkland. santa fe. texas, virginia tech. the various churches, synagogues, temples that we've seen gun violence. dance studios. so i don't know what it takes for this congress to come together. no one has tried to take away anyone's firearms, second amendment is constitutionally present. it is in place. but none of the language in the second amendment prevents us from having reasonable, reasonable, safe regulatory schemes that help save all of our lives. so i'm going to thank the chairman very much, as the vice chair of the gun task force and the ranking committee of the subcommittee on crime, we are -- ranking member of the subcommittee on crime, we are waiting and ready. there's still the lapse of real bills that further need to be in place to change laws. and the waiting period, the issue of the universal background check, storage bills are really crucial to saving lives. the last point i want to make is, we use often mental illness. let me say that we pray for people who suffer from mental health concerns. but other coun

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we're going to have week on sandy hook. right. and that is a hard topic to teach.it's a hard topic to write about. but i it because there are things they need to when we talk about all these standards and responsibilities and i'm going to lay them on the people and the academics who don't believe sandy happened. all right. they deserve that scrutiny. all right. let's see, how am i doing for time? seven and a half minutes. i can do it. yeah. more specifically to how i teach, we can talk about more the structure of the class. but i learned a very important from kathryn olmsted and i'm happy to meet her because i've been using her book class for six years and that's kind of a neat thing when you can do that. when i started her book real enemies, there was a point she made about difference between a conspiracy and a conspiracy and the way she describes it is basically this, quote, a conspiracy theory is a proposal about a conspiracy that may or may not be true. it has yet to be proven right, unquote and i look at that and it's simple. it's very elegant. but what it's d

there's no freedom for the students in sandy hook or in parkland who went to school and came out in body no freedom for tens of thousands of people who have their lives ripped from them because of this country's obsession with easy access to firearms. i know it's easy to feel numb when the numbers keep pouring in. it's one city after another. part of the reason that i wrote there book and centered my best friend drew so much in it is because i want us to remember the human cost every single time we choose to do nothing about the american crisis of gun violence. they are not just numbers. they are missing faces at birthday faces, empty seats at dinner tables, people who have their futures stolen from them, their freedoms stolen from them because we are obsessed with handing out guns on every street corner to whoever wants one. >> we are dealing with a supreme court, which has taken another case, a gun case for the next session. that could even roll back a landmark decision which kept guns out of the hands of convicted people convicted of domestic abuse. >> this supreme court really right

. >> three days later, the sandy hook school shooting happened in connecticut. >> when you think that't feel any worse, you can feel any lower, and then friday morning, we had 21st graders slaughtered in the classroom, that is six teachers and administrators. by another young man armed with an assault rifle. and so, i just said that i can't remain silent anymore. i've got to speak out. >> thank you for sharing that, i know that that is not easy to talk about. ty, i was interested in your personal story that you became a gun shop owner. but you do not send your daughter to school. you home school her. because you are afraid of school shootings. is that right? >> part of it, yes, because i am afraid of it happening. because i believe that with all of the things that have been going on now with the world that schools need to have their schools armed with armed security. it is things they need to do to make these schools a hard target. >> i just want to speak to what ty said. i also have a four year old, a one year old, i am joining this conversation because i am a concerned mom. what we

ordered conspiracy theorist alex jones to pay nearly $1 billion to the families affected by the sandy hookg so, i hope he got paid really well for his work as the mucinex guy. [ laughter ] the fda announced yesterday that it has authorized the omicron-targeted coronavirus vaccine booster shots for children as young as 5-years-old. which is great news if you're a parent of young children or think that you might be. [ laughter and applause producers for lebron james' talk show "the shop" announced yesterday that they will not air an upcoming episode with kanye west due to his use of hate speech. because once they edited it all out, this is what they were left with >> so -- [ laughter ] and -- >> seth: that wasn't that bad. that wasn't that offensive [ applause ] a few edits and that was what i think all of us are thinking a man in idaho recently broke a guinness world record for longest duration balancing a guitar on his chin even more amazing, he managed to keep it on there the entire time he was being kicked out of the party. [ laughter ] [ laughter and applause meta - meta this week launc

the the tear from president obama on sandy hook. that is an enduring image. there have been flashes of anger from a president occasionally or when presidents go to comfort people and there is a real moment of human empathy that comes through. it's an essential moment of character or humanity there to television is uniquely able to transmit. people, feel it, and so on television quickly, go ahead and remember, president obama singing amazing grace. yes. in charleston, which was a revealing moment and not something that any white house aide has said, hey, you, here's what you have to do. let's let's turn the page just a bit and say that it's not just presidents who take advantage of the camera and the white house. this is jackie kennedy and the very famous tour of the white house. as you may know, cbs charles collingwood, rhodes scholar, wandered around with her and she brought the american people inside the white house in a completely different way. here's barbara bush sitting down for a phone interview. adorable, sorry, sitting down. now related, but mistake

congress has not done anything -- >> after the sandy hook shooting i realized i come from a gun state. in west virginia, if you don't have a on they will give you one when you get there. we were taught common sense. how to use a gun. we were taught we don't loan our gun to strangers. we don't loan to a family member who is not responsible. you never sell your gun to somebody don't know. that's gun sense. that's gun culture. i'm thinking where did this happen? i've got 10 grandchildren. and i have my daughter, who flinches every time she sends her kids to school now. school should not be the killing fields. we should not allow this to happen in america. with that being said, the people we know and that we should know are criminals or will do heinous crimes or have mental illness should not be allowed to have access. basically i will give you the gun laws of 1934. your member machine guns in movies? in 1934, you could still buy one. it was difficult, costly. you could buy one if you are a sportsman. we have never had a mass killing with a machine gun. there are things we can do to make

after the sandy hook shooting, i said, my goodness, i come from a state that's a gun state is. in west virginia if you don't have a gun, they'll give you one until you get there. [laughter] we were raised with gun sense. we were taught how to use a gun. we were taught how to carry a gun. we were taught that we don't loan our guns the strangers. we don't even hone our gun to a familys. member who's not responsible. you never sell your gun to somebody you don't know. that's gun sense. that's a gun culture. now, all of a sudden, we've opened this thing up, and i think where did which happen? -- this happen? i've got grandchildren, 10 grandchildren, and i have -- my daughter, who i know she flinches every time she sends her kids to school now. schools should not be the killing t fields. we should not allow this to happen in america. but with that being said then, the people that we know and the people that we should know that are absolute criminals or are going to do heinous crimes or have mental illness should not allowed to have access. we have to do a much better job. some of th

ever since sandy hook i literally started doing lock down drills in third grade before i even started sex ed. i think growing up and having to do that every year was really traumatizing. this could happen to me any day so it is scary and seeing gun violence get worse as i grow up not even an adult it is terrifying. >> too many times i walked out of school and checked my phone and see a story of kids like me in a classroom like me all day being shot and killed in the classroom. it is astonish to walk of the last class of the day and check the news and see that whether it is in michigan and texas and here in california, relatively random it was that school. it very much could have been your school. that is something we can't-there is a feeling of helplessness around that too i think. >> there was the story about the kid campaigning for (inaudible) he got shot. >> 13 year old i believe. >> campaigning for warnack. i have been the kid in freshman year volunteering on a local political campaign and lots of people dont like campaigns. that is reasonable, i get it. having a gun in the situat

i saw it on full display when i was with you some months ago at an event for sandy hook.ll to action for those of us? >> the call to action is go right now to greenlights grant initiative.org. go to your superintendent. that's the person that's going to need to file the grant. as we know the superintendent at some schools that are high risk, they're wearing three, four hats. as superintendent, pe teacher, a bus driver. they don't have time or the resources to fill out these grants. these grants are intimidating. 50 pages long to get a grant writer to write one to get $50,000. they don't have the resources to do so. what we've got in this initiative, that's that org site, is all the resources that simplify the process for you. we have a menu of what grants that are available. we'll tell you the deadlines, the windows for which the grant is available. which grant is right for your school. we will have grant writers that will write some of the grants for the highest risk schools. we will have grant writers and small tutorials that will be there to walk you through the grant