that event moving at about two miles away at the state college. but had not that catastrophe happen at the school, we would have had hundreds of people there, black and brown people, of a unique income circumstances, trying to get home ownership. and, it doesn't run past me, that we've been promoting this event for a while. and not many people, unless you are registered, knew that we were going to be -- so we've got to do better with making sure. >> there is work to be done. >> there is a lot of work. and some of. >> there is work to be done. >> and simone, i am so thankful for you, continuing to do the work. i cannot tell you enough, thank you for all that you do. >> thank you councilman. jacksonville city councilman rahman johnson, we appreciate your time. and we are praying for your community, and we know that you are all looking fraction. coming up later in the show folks, i'm going to break down exactly how extremist racist rhetoric is fueling attacks, just like this one in jacksonville. up next, i've got a question for you.