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Thank you so much for bringing that context for people to understand. i mean, ten lives were claimed. in fact, one of the people who was outside was somebody who was transporting others to be able to get to the tops to be able to have the services you're talking about. ten lives taken and then lifelines cut off. people need to know and understand about the collateral impact and what happens after and what the devastation of a racially targeted and motivated shooting in particular, the exacerbation of all the factors you're talking about as well, it cannot go unnoticed thuchlt for being here. i...

Date of these tragic events, when the next one may occur, it means that time is of the essence. and the collateral damage is immeasurable. and here to explore that collateral impact tonight is chief chris ben ghaly, one of the first officers on the scene of the sandy hook shooting in connecticut. also with us, samantha hamlin, a survivor of a shooting with a decade of experience as a school counselor. i want to focus and hone in on what people may not be thinking about, the idea of we know about the impact of what has happened to the families we think we know. we'll never be able to truly unde...

Sponsorship because what is the point in referring to the efl as the sky bet championship if you cannot have individual names of other gambling companies on the fronts of shirts. i think it would have be part of a comprehensive review and addressing the issues in relation to gambling and its collateral impact as far as football is concerned.

Baltimore, also a politician. this kind of thing happens. there is a kind of institutional calculation. any place where we're going to bring a high-profile corruption case against an elected official. what is the thinking there, in the general sense, even when you're not talking about somebody as high-profile as donald trump, about how you think through a case like that? >> i think the president is fundamentally different from almost any other, any other person, any other office, in terms of thinking about what the collateral impact our. if you're going to think about the vice president, maybe...

Any place where we're going to bring a high-profile corruption case against an elected official. what is the thinking there, in the general sense, even when you're not talking about somebody as high-profile as donald trump, about how you think through a case like that? >> i think the president is fundamentally different from almost any other, any other person, any other office, in terms of thinking about what the collateral impact our. if you're going to think about the vice president, maybe those kinds of considerations into your mind as well. i don't mean to say that because he is president ...