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On this episode of Nudesworld, on June 24, 2022, Gianno Caldwell's life was forever changed

when he lost his 18-year-old brother, Christian, an innocent bystander, to senseless

gun violence on the streets of his hometown of Chicago. Christian was a young man with a bright and

promising future, and one of over 150 people murdered across the United States on that day alone.

Think of it. In his new book, The Day My Brother

was Murdered, My Journey Through America's Violent Crime Crisis. Gianna describes his deeply

personal experience with urban violence. He dives deep into the heart of America's big cities,

telling the stories of eight other murders that occurred on the same night his brother died, shedding

light on the tangible human tragedy while providing readers with valuable lessons, insights,

and a roadmap for creating safer communities.

Here to talk about his new book.

I'm really pleased to welcome my guest and good friend Gianno Caldwell.

He is a political analyst for Fox News Channel, the founder of Caldwell Institute,

a bipartisan firm in Washington, D.C., providing strategic advice and counseling. John, welcome and thank you for joining me on Newsworld.

It's an honor to be with you, speaker, as always.

Describe your brother Christian.

What kind of person was he?

Well, my brother Christian, he was 18 years old. He was innocent

when he was murdered. This is a kid. It's 16 years old. Bagging me to take him on a college tour

because he wanted to focus on what was next. So we went to UCLA or we did a tour there and, you know,

we talked with other schools as well. But this is somebody who was focusing on his future.

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