LIVE: Senate holds hearing on protecting children from gun violence in the U.S. — 6/15/2022

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The Senate Judiciary Committee holds a hearing on protecting children from gun violence in the U.S.. Witnesses testifying at the hearing include: Ernest Willingham from Chicago, Moira Szilagyi, president of the American Academy of Pediatrics, Jeri Williams, chief of Phoenix Police Department, Max Schachter founder and CEO of Safe Schools for Alex, and Amy Swearer, legal fellow at The Heritage Foundation.

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LIVE: Senate holds hearing on protecting children from gun violence in the U.S. — 6/15/2022

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