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FRONTLINE PBS May 19, 2025

'I think there's hope' - ASL Video Podcast | Breakdown Ep. 6

Summary

The transcript details the tragic story of Arthur Barnard, whose son Arty was killed in a mass shooting at a Maine bowling alley and bar, perpetrated by Robert Card, a part-time soldier with known mental health issues. Arthur has since become a passionate gun control advocate, arguing for better mental health screenings, firearm registries, and legislative measures to prevent similar tragedies. His advocacy focuses on finding politicians willing to prioritize public safety over political survival, and he hopes to honor his son's memory by pushing for meaningful gun safety reforms that could prevent future loss of life.

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