[background noises] [inaudible conversations] [background noises] the committee will come back to order. I now recognize mr. Buchanan from florida. Think it mr. Chairman appreciate the opportunity we also want to thank our witnesses by note ms. Hilton a lot of other offices on the helper you are relentless grandfather 10 children nine and under. I read the country is made up of 25 are kids. They make up one 100 the future so that your work and the Committee Work is huge. I just ask you what i think i tu been involved with nine different states the potential impacts and we can help you and others get the best return for that tax a pair have the biggest impact in terms of the kids in the country. To push in one direction or another. You would be a couple of big things we can make a big difference to weigh in on . Thank you so much. I appreciate your kind words and i appreciate your question. I work at the federal and state level to enact change. At the federal level will be reauthorized
[background noises] [inaudible conversations] [background noises] the committee will come back to order. I now recognize mr. Buchanan from florida. Think it mr. Chairman appreciate the opportunity we also want to thank our witnesses by note ms. Hilton a lot of other offices on the helper you are relentless grandfather 10 children nine and under. I read the country is made up of 25 are kids. They make up one 100 the future so that your work and the Committee Work is huge. I just ask you what i think i tu been involved with nine different states the potential impacts and we can help you and others get the best return for that tax a pair have the biggest impact in terms of the kids in the country. To push in one direction or another. You would be a couple of big things we can make a big difference to weigh in on . Thank you so much. I appreciate your kind words and i appreciate your question. I work at the federal and state level to enact change. At the federal level will be reauthorized
More than 20,000 people a year die from firearm suicide. If we could decrease that by 10 percent or 5 percent, how many people is that . The 2nd leading cause of death for teenagers, think about where they get the guns. They can legally buy them. They get them from their parents. In the home typically or a Family Member. We can intervene in all kinds of ways without legislation, although we also have to have legislation, too. But from a place of caring and concern where something is going south, and rarely happens overnight. There usually signs, warning signs that someone is heading in the crisis. As neighbors, family, friends, we can take it upon ourselves to voluntarily the way we would voluntarily take our keys even from a stranger if you are out in a restaurant or bar, the bartenders will often do it. These are strangers to them, but they know it is a dangerous thing. We have to start thinking about the dangers of gun violence not through the lens of the tip of the mass shooting ic
Did i answer your question . I dont know very much about this issue. I havent read the book yet but i was surprised that you said this was the only family camp. I thought they had their families. Yes the full terminology in world war ii internment custodial detention was a rest and to be clear crystal city was the only family camp specifically designed for families. In other words they were just bothers there and all families. Like at Hart Mountain they didnt have families style eating. They went to mess all Something Like that to and then of course it was the only multiple nationality family camp. The internees and crystal city that i interviewed including those at heart mountain and other places thats what they called it. This is a true family camp so language is kind of you know. Understand crystal city was not close until 1948. Is that correct . What was the reason for the approximately three threeyear delay in closing the camp . You could just sort of thing about on time of day. W
Yes, they have reunions all the time and i would like to thank you especially everyone from crystal springs, my aunt and my mothers sister. All of you guys and its great to see you, thank you so much. [applause] you are watching booktv on primetime. A reminder that every weekend booktv teachers 48 hours of nonfiction books beginning at 8 00 a. M. Eastern on saturday. We invite you to find and like us online at facebook. Com booktv. This weekend at cspan cities tour has partnered with cox mitigations to learn about the history and literary life of tulsa oklahoma. What we are most famous for is being very much more than that, he was born in 1912 in oklahoma and so we are very proud to have this back in oklahoma. He was an advocate for people, for those people who were Migrant Workers from oklahoma, kansas, texas, during this era, who have found themselves in california literally starving and he solved this because between them where the haves and the havenots. He recorded very few songs