And allow me to be critical of this because the media is our gateway to express our opinions and share what we think and what we do with the world that ideally the media has been called into this competition and i believe that it leads into the community has been unfairly portrayed in the media and i believe the media should not help politicians who are trying to scapegoat the community to give them the attention they dont deserve i think they should criticize them and in a way the media did criticizing the challenge donald trump on his false accusations. He just did it to divide the public and he knows better. So despite being corrected several times, he was giving me a lot of platforms in the communities of the way that i believe the media is showed this as being silent and not doing anything or just focused as the problem lies in the Muslim Community when in fact we have come to violence all over the place and in 2015 we have more than 355 mass shootings. That means more than one ma
Her about immunizations. All of those things that i have been trained to talk about. Physicians for a long time were not trained around violence. I am here to tell you that is fast. Ng and changing when Valerie Gamboa decided she was going out and her husband paul killed their two children, killed their mother, their twoyearold nephew and then waited for her to come home and alled her, that, for me, was transition point. Point for me to say, what could i have done differently . How could i have made a difference in the lives of these patients . In the lives of my community . As surely as i stand here, i will tell you because of screening people before the mystic violence, sexual assault, guns in their home, talking to them about safety, talking about , andhildren i take care of something called anticipatory guidance, i know for a fact that i have saved lives. Will have more on gun violence tonight from the Charleston Church beginning at 8 00 eastern on cspan. Three days of feature prog
Telegram. We all look forward to learning more about the 11 arrival regions in the country which will no doubt lead to later understanding of the current president ial campaign. Me enjoy meg in love coming colin woodard. [applause] mr. Woodard thank you all think ill of you for coming. Especially as we are entering campaign season. Is about north american regionalism, and of vital importance in place in understanding our history, our national identity, and our current political cleavages, which are geographic as much as ideological. There are red states and blue states, that there was a civil war in the place called the south, we know that president ial candidates are supposed to say one set of things to their Party Faithful when they arrived in new hampshire, and then two weeks later, they completely Different Things to the faithful of the same party when they get to south carolina. Even in this tea party era, state like vermont and mississippi might as well be on ts in termsanes of p
They doans vote the way because of what they hear from their constituents. In many parts of this country, heavily in rural and suburban and smaller communities, all over the country, people feel very intensely on the firearms issue that we do not need the government involved in more regulation. We are not even getting to the point of sandy hook and columbine that you were talking about. It becomes a cultural issue. To overcome that, there has got to be some what i call daschle that sent sensible points of view brought him. Maybe i am pollyannas but i think we can come up with sensible compromises on some of these issues without interfering with peoples Constitutional Rights and Second Amendment. The issues are so polarized and we do not understand from where a lot of people are coming to in 1994, i ran for reelection and i voted for this assault weapons ban. I had done this great thing on general aviation that kept a lot of jobs. Thousands of jobs in my state and my district. I went an