That's what this situation shows us.

There's a lot going on that we can't control for, even with the good guys, even with the good guys.

So stop pretending like that's an easy solution because it's not, because it's not,

and people will continue to die as long as these deadly weapons are easily accessible.

This is Sarah Stewart Holland and this is Beth Silverz. Thank you for joining us for Pantsuit Politics.

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of Pantsuit Politics. We hope that you had the best holiday

weekend available to you. We are here today talking about the latest from Uvalde, Texas in the

events of May 24th. Now we're going to have a conversation that we're calling post-COVID scaffolding.

We sort of just made that up. We really want to talk about how much structure do we want to build

to help us progress out of the pandemic. And then as always, we'll talk about what's on our mind

outside politics in particular, summer travel. But before we get to that, Beth, next week,

it's about to get real in America. And as a result, here at Pantsuit Politics.

I know I started thinking about how June might be just like the June of rage.

I'm so upset about gun violence and school shootings. And now I'm about to be so upset about

these January 6 hearings. And so I'm just going to settle in. Like maybe it's just angry June.

And that's okay. So the Select Committee to investigate the January 6 attack on the United States

Capital is said to begin its public hearings on Thursday, June 9th at 8 p.m. Eastern.

There will be four daytime hearings and then another prime time hearing to close everything

out on Thursday, June 23rd. And we are going to watch the prime time hearings on hot mic with all

of you. We're going to watch all of them obviously. But we wanted to offer up an opportunity for all

of us to watch them together since we know these hearings are important and are also hard. So at

least we can be together in our rage. We're going to dedicate our Friday episodes over those three

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