when you were here last time, it was a month later than we re doing this interview now, we had 189 gunshot wounds and currently already, we ve had over 200 gunshot wounds. the problem is not getting better in fact, getting much worse. obviously, part of the reason we re talking about this, some chicago lawmakers are calling on the governor to deploy the national guard to help with this violence. could that be part of the solution here? i equate that to putting a band-aid on a hemorrhaging wound. it might help solve this symptom but it is a huge problem and really has to be attacked on multiple fronts. it s not just the national guard or more police, a multipronged approach. you have to go after it in many way, through education and setting up violence prevention programs, a lot of other things, family structure and things for kids to do outside of being recruited into these gangs.
the governor to deploy the national guard to help with this violence. could that be part of the solution here? i equate that to putting a band-aid on a hemorrhaging wound. yes, that might possibly solve this symptom, but it is a huge problem and really has to be attacked on multiple fronts. it s not just the national guard or more police, it s a multipronged approach. mrk you have to go after it in many way, through education and setting up violence prevention programs, a lot of other things, family structure and things for kids to do outside of being recruited into these gangs. it s a difficult problem and needs multiple solutions, not just one. in medicine you have acute and chronic problems, right? the chronic problems, some of the solutions you mentioned, but steven, these numbers are out of control, so many people dying, 113 homicides so far. some of this matches what we re seeing in afghanistan and iraq. in some ways, maybe that makes the case you need something more. how doe
already, we ve had over 200 gunshot wounds. the problem is not getting better in fact, getting much worse. obviously, part of the reason we re talking about this, some chicago lawmakers are calling on the governor to deploy the national guard to help with this violence. could that be part of the solution here? i equate that to putting a band-aid on a hemorrhaging wound. it might help solve this symptom but it is a huge problem and really has to be attacked on multiple fronts. it s not just the national guard or more police, a multi-pronged approach. you have to go after it in many way, through education and setting up violence prevention programs, a lot of other things, family structure and things for kids to do outside of being recruited into these gangs. it s a difficult problem and needs multiple solutions, not just one. in medicine you have acute and chronic problems, right? the chronic problems you