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Hi, I'm Jonathan Capehart and welcome to Cape Up.

At the start of 2019, let's revisit our best episode of 2018.

Our visit to DeAngelo McDade and his Chicago neighborhood, a year to the day he and his family were shot at on their front porch.

In June, I went back to the day, he and his family were shot at on their front porch. In June, I went to the Aspen Ideas Festival.

It's a week-long incubator put on by the Aspen Institute every year.

And people from all over the world, by and large liberals and very wealthy attend.

There are seminars and talks and symposia centered around ideas about how to change the world.

And the organizers hope people will leave Aspen feeling energized and actually act on changing the world.

This year at the closing session, there was a panel featuring three young people from

Chicago, Ariana Williams, Trayvon Bosley, and DeAngelo McDade, where they talked about

gun violence.

And through the course of the conversation, you find out they and their families have

all been victims of gun violence.

And we're not talking just one time.

We're talking many, many, many times over.

The first death that I ever experienced was my father at the age of eight.

I lost my brother, Terrell Bosley, April 4th, 2006.

And he was a well-known gospel.

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