That, freshman congressman mark walker of north carolina. State legislators from maryland, north carolina, illinois, new york, and missouri part in aook discussion on race relation and responsibility. Many of them are from places that have recently received significant Media Attention on race relation issues. Thank you all. It is a great honor to be here. Engaged with such a distinguished panel and i know that they are known to all of you, but just for the purposes of the record i would , like to acknowledge who is on the panel. We will proceed by way of posing some questions, asking our panelists to talk about some of the very crucial issues that we are all facing at this time. First, we have the honorable catherine she has been a Public Servant for over 20 years and been a part of the baltimore Maryland City council. She is currently the majority leader that is the best politician for getting the job done by the city paper. She has been an entrepreneur by trade and currently also som
Center of policing. He is an advocate of the just the database as a solution to weighing public trust and solutions. He worked with the Salt Lake City Police Department from 1991 until his retirement of june of this year, where he was appointed to chief of police in march of 2006. He has been selected of the member of the enlightened 50 most influential leaders in the state of utah and one of the six Police Chiefs in the nation to discuss with president obama regarding gun violence. I could go on, but i think we would much rather hear from these people, then hear about these people. At this point, i am going to raise a couple of questions, and hopefully get a lively discussion in hear from them about the Important Information and work that they have been doing. In many respects, you all represent baltimore, South Carolina, illinois, new york, missouri, there is a powerful thread that really connects all of these places and a kind of racial the accuracy. These are all places where over
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