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Community, people showing up at the shelter late in the evening, bringing blankets, bringing food, working together and coming together around, we had quite a few people who were present at those sites who were in shelter late last evening. >> when you said -- you said duality in your answer, yes, you can believe it, no, you can't, i think most people feel that way, so i'm glad you said that. to bring this home for people, talking about the horrific tragedy, what specifically are they saying to you because this has a huge impact on their lives. what are they saying to you specifically? >> righ...

Again. joining us now is san mateo county supervisor ray muller who represents the community. he's spoken to so many people after this. i will ask you the same thing that i asked the mayor this morning, which is can you believe that this happened after the shooting that murdered 11 on saturday night in california? >> so there is a duality in that answer. the answer is, no, i can't believe it happened to us, but, yes, i can believe it is happening because it is happening in every community across the country. >> you have spoken to people connected to the victims. what are you learning, sir? >> ...

Times. but for me, it's a duality of not just reflecting the times, but also using your imagination to see beyond who we are, to see what's beyond us, to see hopefully a better and brighter future. i think creatives have this kenow billet-y to lean into the radical imagination. so ideally in the space, you see this juxtaposition of the past as well as the possibilities for the future. so, that's the goal. >> the thing is, what we're doing tonight, we're talking about this sort of racial healing dynamic and what can be done to sort of create it. i definitely feel like art has a big part in heal...

Enforcement analyst, department director, andrew mccab. and the duality of the january 6th, the january 6th two years ago. um, obviously, very different days, some of the same people involved on both of these days. i'm wondering what your thoughts were seeing the ceremony at the white house? >> well, it was quite a split screen seeing the people being honored. and then, this is, i think, day four of the chaos caucus. it's, watching those pictures in randy's piece, just brings it all back. and then, you compare that to what we saw this week. a former republican speaker of the house, anderson, i...

And the connection between past and present. and we're simply trying to convey that through our work. but also because, you know, how we view the past does have an impact on the present. we talked about the particular work behind us, which is looking at the history of racism in america. it has a very clearly defined link back to the colonial history of america and its involvement in the enslavement of africans. you can't ignore that. and it is a story which crosses over those boundaries between trade, between consumers and between conflict, luxury kind of lifestyle, and perceptions of east and...