survivors and saw some of the bodies of the first dead children that they had at the hospital. his testimony, there are parts of it that i m not sure that every word he said about what he saw with those wounds got across. there is one word that he used that i m going to get you in this hour. it is a horrifying graphic ex description. there s been that discussion about should be photographs of this so that people can really understand it. well chris, there was language there in that hearing today that is beyond anything that you would actually expect to see in such photographs. i m not sure that it had any impact at all on the republican members of that committee. i watched a clip, a long clip of the individual you re talking about. it was incredibly powerful and i agree that that is as important for people to hear as any debate about these images. my father worked in gun safety activism and one of the things that you find in those circles is a lot of the most militant peopl
david said it all. we, here in america, the majority of americans support comprehensive common sense gun laws. the kinds of measures that they protect our kids, the house just passed this this evening. that s what they have in it, the majority of americans. now those who have been elected to pass these laws need to do their jobs. let s listen to with the buffalo police commissioner said today to the committee about the good guy with a gun theory, stopping the mad man with the ar-15. he engaged the shooter as he entered, hitting him with at least one shot. it is often said that a good guy with a gun with a will stop a bad guy with a gun. aaron was the good guy and was no match for what he went up against, a legal ar-15 with multiple high capacity magazines. he had no chance.
stories, reliving the trauma to try to protect others. it was infuriating to see some members on that committee blaming teachers, the parents, and criticizing us for politicizing this issue when every single day over 100 people die from gun violence. it was infuriating, it was insulting. we at the all the educators across this country will continue to stand up and speak up, we will not stop. david, what did you take away from your moments with senator murkowski? well i have already known. i believe our country is a lot more united than you think we are. americans who are at republican voters and gunners, liberals,
became a pediatrician because i knew children were the best patients. he told the story of his patient mia overcoming liver disease and finding her alive at the hospital that day. nia was alive because, as we first reported to you on this program two weeks ago, she covered herself in the blood of our dead friend so that the murder would think that mia was already dead. mia testified to the committee today from her home in uvalde. my name is mia. [inaudible] she went to lock the door. she was back in the room. she said, go hide and then we want to go hide behind the teacher s desk and behind the desk. then he shot the window. he made it into the other classroom and then he went in. there was a door between our classrooms and he went through there. he sought my teacher.
this committee to be getting this audiotape on the eve of their public hearing. revealing how kevin mccarthy actually felt about conducting this kind of investigation just a few days after the attack on the capitol? it s incredibly important because this first hearing in some ways is really going to dictate whether the american people care about what s going to happen. they are going to be turning into say, does this matter. the mccarthy tapes, which he so eloquently presented could ve been the opening statement because when you have allies of the former president back in the day contemporaneously saying this matters, it is important, then the american people can see that this is not just a retried of old events but this matters. that s what the committee has to do the most. show why this matters, january 6th was not the end of, that was the culmination of a systematic attempt to undermine the election which kevin