Congressman chip delay of texas. After words is a weekly Interview Program with relevant guest host is interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest works. Great to be with you. The first part of your book captures the attention because that is important as the congressman from texas the extent to which cartels have operational control over the border. Ive been there numerous times you notice while it is a problem. They are at the border and the appalling impact that has for innocent people on both sides of the border is important to eliminate in chapter one of the book of what i call the Caravan Cartel is that they couldnt do it alone. Its not that you have the conspirators out there that are making these billions of dollars in profit and endangering lives and really wreaking violent havoc on innocent families and children, but the fact that you have minted benevolent charity and religious organizations that may think that they are doing good deeds and of course now we all kn
Continues. Now jennifer because on the 2015 shooting at emmanuel ame church in charleston, South Carolina. I want to thank all of you for coming tonight. Im happy to see you. I want to think barnes and noble for having me here tonight. Its an honor to be in the company of fabulous authors. I see some old friends out there, i see some new friends out there and some people i know who were directly affected by this tragedy. Why dont i tell you about the book, im happy to take questions. Ill read a bit from the book and i want to hear what you have to say and what you would like for me to answer. When we dive right in . This book is about june 17, 2015. This is the beginning of the story. That night was an especially hot night. It was about 8 00 p. M. When a young white man with a bowl haircut parked outside of annual ame church. If you dont live here, this is a Historic Black Church in the heart of downtown. It was summertime, the city was filled with tourists. Kids were out of school in
See some old friends out there, i see some new friends out there, i see some people i know were directly affected by this tragedy, so im thrilled to have all of you here. I think what might be useful is why dont i tell you a little bit about the book. Im happy to take your questions, sign copies if youd like, read a little bit from the book, and i mostly really want to hear what you have to say and what youd like me to answer. So lets just dive right in. This book is, of course, about june 17, 2015, this was the beginning of the story. That night, as many of you will remember if you were here, it was an especially hot night. It was 8 00 at night when a young white man with a bowl haircut parked outside emmanuel ame church. And if you dont know emmanuel, if you dont live here, this is an Historic Black Church in the heart of downtown charleston. So he parked outside about 8 00 at night. It was summertime, the city was filled with tourists, the kids were out of school, and the city was s