from the outskirts of the city. tonight with the context, in london daily mail columnist sarah vine, and from washington, stefanie brown james, co founder of collective pac, the group campaigning for equal representation in american politics. hello, a warm welcome to the programme. zeneta everhart is the mother of a 21 year shop worker who survived the mass shooting in east buffalo. his name is zaire, and each day for the past three weeks, she has been dressing his wounds. he has a hole in the right side of his neck, two on his back another on his left leg, and when she cleans his back, she says she can feel pieces of the bullet that was fired at him from an ar15. the gunman was 18 years old. today, zeneta gave evidence to to a congressional committee ahead today, zeneta gave evidence toa congressional committee ahead of a house vote on gun reform. we continuously hear after every mass shooting that this is not who we are as americans and as a nation. hear me clearly this i
of marauding people s house is. i know of marauding people s house is. i know america is having some problems, but it doesn t seem to have problems, but it doesn t seem to have gotten to that date yet. you can talk about have gotten to that date yet. gm. can talk about securing the doors of the school, but this happened so quickly. the idea you can train teachers and vigilantes to stop it, if you have an ar weapon, you ve already killed ten or 11 people before people know what s going on. exactly. let me be clear that a mass shooting in this country is considered shooting three or more people. while this is. we have to pay attention to what s happening in uvalde and buffalo when there s these 10 20 people being killed, we have a problem with gun violence all across this nation. right now, gun violence kills more children than anything else, more than car accidents, more than cancer. this is an epidemic proportion problem in