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Semiautomatic weapons known as Uzis, AK 47 and Mach ten are much in the news these days, glamorized in TV shootouts. These weapons display awesome firepower and the ability to kill large numbers of people easily. Formerly only a common weapon of the military, the AK 47 Uzis and the like. A weapons of choice for the drug dealer and the criminal elements in our society. Now, a temporary ban on semiautomatic weapons is in effect. That is called for the heart of the importations of these weapons, which numbered over 80,000 in 1988. Today on City Line, we'll ask the question, should semiautomatic assault weapons be totally banned? Delegate Peter French. Absolutely. Just like hand grenade launchers and machine guns and other military weapons, AK 47 and Uzi should be banned from sale in the state of Maryland. Fred Risser. No, the Second Amendment to the Constitution guarantees the people's right to own these types of firearms, semi-automatic assault weapons. Should they be banned? Next on City Line. Yeah. Yeah. Once again, I'd like to welcome you all to this very special edition of City Line, where we're tackling a very tough subject. And you've heard our opening statements by our two guests. So why don't I kick it right back to you, Delegate Peter Franco. And why don't you elaborate on what your answer was earlier? Well, a lot of our streets are turning into shooting galleries. Baltimore, the greater Washington area, because drug dealers and other criminals are moving into these weapons of choice, which are ak 47 Uzis, tec nines, mach tens. These are basically military designed weapons that have been converted to civilian use. They are designed to shoot a large number of people very quickly and efficiently.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376#t=55.38,194.52"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376/transcript/48972/annotation/2","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"They were used in the Stockton massacre by Patrick Purdy, a criminal who walked into an Oregon gun store and bought over-the counter just like he was buying a suit of clothes, an AK 47 with ammunition, just like I can do or you can do in Baltimore or anywhere in that greater Washington area, walk in and buy one of these deadly weapons. Patrick Purdy took his and went and shot 34 schoolchildren, killing five of them in a schoolyard. And, you know, we. Patrick, what do you do as a criminal? And you've said and hit it right on the nail. Patrick Purdy was a criminal and he was plea bargained down many times, five times on criminal offenses to misdemeanors. This would allowed him to go through 15 day waiting periods in the state of California to purchase these weapons. The problem is the breakdown in our society. The breakdown in the court system does not put these hard criminals in jail where they belong to get them off our street. Fred, let me ask you a question. Right now, Patrick Purdy, unfortunately, fortunately, I guess for society, he killed himself. But another Patrick Purdy, someone that didn't plea bargain, someone that was convicted of rape or another violent crime gets out of prison, could walk into a gun shop in Silver Spring. No, I'm sorry, Baltimore, just with that son Sunshine and sign a form that says I am not a felon, pay 350 $400 and walk out. And your answer to that is to ban all semiautomatic rifles and AK 47 or military, as you know, but no business in our society. But your bill describes almost every semiautomatic handgun, rifle and shotgun made today. You know, you hit it on the head. And I told the people six, seven, eight months ago, you all said that the weapon of choice was small, cheap, concealable Saturday night specials.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376#t=195.72,300.66"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376/transcript/48972/annotation/3","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"And now all of a sudden it's magically the AK 47. You and your kind will take any shot they can it taking guns out of the hands of all, but instead the subject answer question Would you permit the sale of Uzis and AK 47 in the state of Maryland with no background check, no criminal background check, cash, you know, over-the-counter sales? Is that what you're in favor of? And that's what you have to do right now, Peter. The answer to that is we have a federal law that covers that. You cannot sell any rifle, any gun to a person that has been convicted of a crime, is a drug user or a habitual user of alcohol. There is a form you must fill out. Is there any way to determine whether or not the answer is on that form are accurate or being tracked? These are voluntary forms that are filled out. You walk in. It's a federal form. I've seen it. You sit there and say, Am I a felon? No. Have I ever been penalized for drug use? No. Have I ever been mentally unhealthy, Unhealthy or unstable? No. I pay my money. I walk out with an AK 47. The dealer generally says, Do you want some ammunition with that, too? He does nothing to actually verify the information that we provide that information before. Absolutely correct. And that's federal law. But can you believe Mr. Franchise, the answer to that is to ban the firearms, not to put a background check, not something like that. Right now, the federal government is looking into a way to instantly identify sort of an 800 number. It's a study being done, a thing for six or seven months or ten months or something. And the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms is charged with coming back to Congress and giving them a solution.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376#t=301.23,404.73"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376/transcript/48972/annotation/4","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"And this was last year. It was we were against waiting periods, but the compromise was a investigation on how to easily identify criminals when they're filling out this form. And that study should be done. And then in addition to that, Fred. You're also concerned that this will infringe upon the rights of sportsmen to have these guns if that's what they want. Absolutely. The bill, as written, would have banned any semiautomatic rifle, pistol, shotgun that would accept a magazine of 20 shots or more. Well, Delegate Franjo, you made a very key statement. In your opening statement, you said that these guns are designed specifically for killing people. Does that mean you don't see any sporting value in these weapons? I'm a liberal Democrat. I'm opposed to AK 47 and Uzi. So is George Bush a conservative? Paul, that's not a lifetime member of the National Rifle Association. Has starred opposite definitely for George. Let me just finish my saying, Fred, has President Bush has stopped indefinitely the importing of AK 47 and Uzis because these weapons have no sporting purpose. They have no self-defense purpose. They're turning our streets in the shooting galleries. If we want to begin issuing our citizens bulletproof vests, fine. But the ban, we don't want that. If we want to stop the killing in the streets, we're going to have to address these terrible weapons. And they're totally distinct. But the ban does not prohibit the sale of domestic semiautomatic weapons. Jackie said he does and the president doesn't. The president doesn't. What the ban actually is. Let me just finish it. The president does not have the power, never does not have the power to stop the sale of domestic assault weapons. He does under federal law have the ability to stop the importing of Uzis and AK 47 bureaus.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376#t=405.99,519.0"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376/transcript/48972/annotation/5","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"That's what he said on firearms with investigating and seeing if certain types of firearms had any sporting purpose. And that is what the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms is doing right now to see what the sporting purpose is of these firearms. Now, sport is not just hunting. Sport is target shooting. Sport is me sitting at my range plinking with my AK 47 or Uzi or whatever I may have seized. The problem with the Liberal Democrat is they want you to believe that the semiautomatic is a machine gun. I mean, assault weapon per definition is a full automatic machine gun. Now, since 1934, they've been highly regulated and it takes about six months for a law abiding citizen to get one. But that system has failed because there's never been a legally owned registered machine gun used in a crime. But they're completely available to teenagers and drug dealers. And all it does is that we our audience reads about these guns and they see a news account. Let's take a look at what some of them look like so that at least we can identify them from sight, if nothing else. We took the city line cameras to Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, Department of the US, Department of Agriculture, Alcohol. And anyway, we film this. Let's look at these. Can you identify this AK 47 there in a forward and stock version? That is the a version of the Soviet designed military weapon. Mm hmm. Now it has a banana clip on it, which will hold 30 rounds. And the question is, what kind of a hunter goes hunting deer with an AK 47 with a 30 round clip? But hunting is not the only sporting specific shooter. That's what we're talking. What do we see here that looks like basically the same gun in a folding stock version, which is called a car being.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376#t=519.53,636.95"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376/transcript/48972/annotation/6","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"Okay. So a different version of this. And you'll see at the end a folding stock, which is a characteristic that makes it easier to carry in tight situations. For example, if you were this, by the way, the seven by 39 round is a very good hunting round, but you definitely wouldn't use it for 30 rounds for hunting. Okay. Let's see what else we have on here. What? We're taking a look at the rifles. Interesting point. Came up. A recent survey said that most of the people who wanted to buy these sorts of weapons wanted to buy them for their own protection. Correct. Isn't that a little bit of overkill? And what if these weapons fall into the wrong hands? I don't think it's a that's an Uzi right there, a Uzi semiautomatic rifle. It's available in a couple of different configurations. But look at this weapon. If your viewers look at this, that can shoot 30 rounds in 5 seconds, even though it's a semiautomatic as opposed to an automatic and what did used by the Secret Service, but looks like a tick nine pistol. I'm not real sure about that. But again, you talked about firepower. That's an automatic. If a store owner lived in a very dangerous area, indeed, I would keep a semiautomatic with 30 rounds or 20 rounds or whatever I could get under my counter as opposed to a six shot revolver. Why would you do that if the need was there? You have two or three criminals coming in with a with a handgun that holds 16 rounds. You're going to want firepower back for a defensive situation. We're headed towards Colombia or some Latin American country. If we're going to let our citizens walk around with these military type weapons.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376#t=637.46,736.67"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376/transcript/48972/annotation/7","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"My chief co-sponsor in Annapolis is John Gary, a conservative Republican who opposed the ban on Saturday night specials last year because he said, look, if my wife is needs a weapon to defend herself in her home, I can see. Or you. Using one of these small parcels. But I cannot see my wife pulling out an AK 47 or an Uzi or one of these street sweeper shotguns that are basically military law enforcement type weapons. Oh, that's the weapon that we're after. We're going to try to. No, Peter, you're after everybody. You're obviously a law abiding citizen. If the guns were only in the hands of law abiding citizens, there would be no need for this discussion. We will discuss the other side of the fence right after we take a brief break. The Ingram Mac 11 nine millimeter semiautomatic, 30 round capacity. Devastating weapons. Fred Ressler, we left off with you. The question I wanted to ask you before we had to go into a break was that even though it's my right to buy a weapon, one of these weapons, what's to guarantee that no one will break in my house and steal this weapon and this weapon fall into the hands of a criminal or some mentally deranged person? There is absolutely nothing to guarantee a criminal from committing a crime. But just because criminals commit crimes doesn't mean that we, as law abiding citizens, have to give up our rights. And one step further, just because a law abiding citizen may not want that right doesn't mean he has a right to give it up for all other people. But you saw that weapon that we just looked at on that video. That is not a sporting hunting weapon. That is a weapon that criminals use largely against law enforcement personnel or other innocent victims that has no reason for existence in the state of Maryland or in our society.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376#t=737.45,953.54"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376/transcript/48972/annotation/8","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"Absolutely it does. It's not a hunting weapon. I'll agree with Peter on that. But other than that, it is a sporting weapon. You know, it's a semiautomatic, you told me. And every time it shot, he had to pull his finger on the trigger. It is not a machine gun. It cannot be converted to a machine gun easily. It cannot be. Aren't you concerned because one of the one of the biggest gripes from the law enforcement officers in this country is that they're being outgunned by the criminals? I mean, aren't you concerned even for our law enforcement, law enforcement officers, especially in the state of Maryland, Maryland State Police have said that there is not a problem. Sergeant Pepper sack in the sun. There is not a problem with assault weapons in this state. There is not a problem with rifles and shotguns. And so what we mean by assault weapons is what? What do we mean? What we mean by assault weapons are basically semiautomatic versions of military weapons. AK 47 is the military weapon designed by the Soviets, used by the Eastern Bloc countries, The AK 47 semiautomatic that we call an assault weapon is a version of that. The AR 15 is a civilian version of the M-16 military weapon, The street sweeper. That's a law enforcement version of what is a street sweeper. Street sweeper is a shotgun that can fire 12 rounds in 3 seconds. That's not true. Well, that rounds in 3 seconds. It's advertised in magazines that hype it just like a Jaguar will do 280 miles an hour. Come on. It's it's sales hype. The street sweeper is a version of the striker shotgun that was developed by the South African Country police. It's it was banned from importation into this country.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376#t=953.87,1051.31"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376/transcript/48972/annotation/9","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"So you have a problem with calling it an assault, calling an anti semiautomatic, an assault weapon. The action that works, the you pull the trigger, it shoots, it blows out the old case, pulls another one and works exactly the same, whether it'll hold four shots, 30 shots or 100 shots. I have no problem with agreeing with that. The problem is that some of these weapons are designed for hunting purposes. That's why you have a list of those weapons. Some of them are designed just for military purposes. That's not true. They're very boring purposes for some people or different than sporting purposes for other. Well, if what you're saying is we should permit AK 47 said uses to be sold in this country because people like to go out and shoot a lot of bullets very quickly at targets. I'm sorry, I disagree. You sound almost as though you have a plan that where we can limit the sale of these weapons without circumventing people's constitution. What people people have on these weapons. That's what your goal did, right? I'm in favor of banning AK 47 seconds of these weapons, and they should be banned because they are generally used, as you saw that little weapon we saw on the video that is used in what are called drive by shootings where a drug dealer or another criminal will drive by their use against law enforcement people. They'll spray 16, 17, 20 people. Fred, Fred, delegate French, introduce the bill. In this particular session of the legislature, it was defeated. Why do you think it was defeated? It was defeated because the committee that looked at it saw the flaws in the bill, saw how it expanded to too many firearms, saw hopefully how it would not affect law abiding, I mean, would not affect criminals and only law abiding citizens.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376#t=1051.61,1156.4"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376/transcript/48972/annotation/10","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"It was narrowly defeated, partly because the legislature had a very difficult battle last year with this controversial issue and people were tired. But it only lost 1110. We we had a list of specific assault weapons that we were after. And I think next year we're going to have a better focus list. And hopefully, Fred, if he agrees with us that some of these weapons have no useful purpose, will come in and support getting them out of easily available. I will never support any ban on any firearm. Well, we have that's the problem. And the reason why he doesn't have the support of the public, because the public says, look, there's a committee of the public there in a happy medium. Because. So you would go and ban every firearm if you could. Let's face it. That is true. You you are a distinct member of the National Coalition to Ban Handguns. They've contributed vast sums of money to your campaign. Both of these gentlemen, gentlemen, represent opposite ends of the spectrum. And we are curious to find out how the public at large feels and just so happens that we have the public at large. So we have a gentleman with a question here. Yes, I have a question to delegate French. So how can you justify your bill when Sergeant Pepper Sack of the state police has quoted that only 8% of all firearms crimes in Maryland are committed with all long guns, That includes single barrel shotguns, sawed off shotguns, everything. And he personally stated these are not a problem in the state of Maryland and that dealers, drug dealers do not carry a AR 15 slung over their shoulders while they're selling a nickel bag of dope. My bill was supported by the sheriffs and by many law enforcement people in the state of Maryland.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376#t=1157.15,1251.08"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376/transcript/48972/annotation/11","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"It will be supported by many more, but the state don't support. State police did not come out in opposition to the bill. Sergeant Pepper spoke individually. No, he's not a member of the firearms section. Did not speak on behalf of the state police. This is an ongoing problem where two years ago, only 8000 of these semiautomatic assault weapons were imported into this country. Last year, 80,000 until President Bush shut the door on, 140,000 were on order for this year. And basically the law enforcement community is saying, hey, we're fed up with being shot at by these weapons. Okay. Another question. Yes. For Mr. Risser. Earlier, Mr. Grocer, you spoke of the Supreme Court, or at least you spoke of the Second Amendment in the last five decisions of Supreme Court of the United States, the highest court in the land has ruled that the Second Amendment speaks to a well-trained militia as opposed to an individual. Now, in light of that, does the right to own and bear arms include nuclear arms? If no, hopefully you'll say no. Where do you think we should draw the line, Tony? Yes. This question every time we meet, you know. No, the people are folks are in arms. No, they're not going to own nuclear arms. But you're going to the people. When you say the Supreme Court decided on the militia, this the Second Amendment of the Constitution was written with the militia being every able bodied man. And right now the Supreme Court will militia over the individual. No answer. Where do you draw the line? What weapons should people own? Which one should they not? Now we have a section of weapons called Class three firearms. As you know, they're fully automatic machine guns, bazookas, destructive devices, they're called.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376#t=1251.77,1350.65"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376/transcript/48972/annotation/12","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"And you cannot, as a private citizen, buy those. And that's probably where you draw the line. Okay. Let's take another question on the audience. Yes. Six months ago, the politicians and the police claimed that the Saturday night special was the gun that criminals use. And what they one of the most you know, they used the most. And now you're saying that they're assault weapons. I mean, is this going to keep going? And next it's going to be regular rifles that there this is what the criminals use and this what we should be. And I think once again, after the shooting, are we taking are we going to take all the guns away from everybody? No, we're going to all the criminals are going to have all the guns. I mean, no, I don't think anyone, any reasonable person believes that that is the goal of people who advocate a ban on assault weapons. The problem is Patrick Purdy, a criminal. Generated a tremendous amount of the criminal justice system to put Patrick Purdy in jail in the first place and not let him out. He wouldn't have committed the heinous crime. The problem, Fred, is that in the state of Maryland, not someone like Patrick Purdy put him aside because he plea bargain. Let's take someone like Willie Horton who's out on parole or an escape. He can walk into a gun shop, lie in a form and walk out with one of these. And like I said, the federal government is walking into an instant system and instant check. But what I would support I want to check system. But the problem with a ban and the problem with registration with people from my side, we see it as confiscation in the long term.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376#t=1351.34,1443.92"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376/transcript/48972/annotation/13","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"They know where you have your guns. They know that you have them. They're going to come and get you and support a background check on a sale, instant check. You call an 800 number, the dealer can call an 800 number. They run your Social Security number through or whatever your I.D. form was. It's essential when so much hangs in the balance, because as a law abiding citizen, I should not be. I own many weapons. Why do I have to be checked every day? If I was to buy one every day, why do I have to go through this check again every single day? Well, see, there's no reason that every every citizen is not like you. Every citizen is not a citizen. And, you know, sometimes certain things can fall through the cracks around the same thing. So we're talking about a solution being to ban the weapons altogether, not to check people. There wasn't a check bill introduced this year. In fact, there was a bill introduced this year that. I would have increased the penalties for the use of a gun in a crime. There was a loophole in the law. Okay. It's as of and it doesn't come out to debate hands, but we figure that it's not over. Never. And we thank you, Fred Grissom and also delegate. I'm going to go that way in two weeks left in the session. I'm going to take Fred down to Annapolis. We're going to get an instant check. Thank you both and give us the report on that. We're going to take a break and come right back. So please stay with us. A most stimulating discussion where we tackle one of the major problems of the times. We'll be back to tell you all about it next week.","format":"text/plain"},"target":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376#t=1444.22,1571.08"},{"id":"https://marmia.aviaryplatform.com/collections/948/collection_resources/105620/file/206376/transcript/48972/annotation/14","type":"Annotation","motivation":"transcribing","body":{"type":"TextualBody","value":"So right after the community calendar featuring Ziggy Marley. I got it. And then I got it. Here comes the eagle. Here comes the beer. They're fighting to control the lions. Me and. Tom, Guys. Dum dum dum, dum, dum, dum, dum, dum, dum, dum, dum, dum. Here comes synthetic food and they're big money and they want to control all one body. Tom? Tom, Tom. Hong Kong. Come on down. Oh, yeah. Well, unfortunately, that's just about all the time that we have for today's show. We'll be back next week with another interesting topic. Until then. I'm Harold Anthony. I'm Jackie Hall. Have a good day. Here comes the maker or princess. I bet you didn't know it was a mind over matter. The Hong Kong. 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