and every day for all you are all you still have yet to do thank you i'm going to tell him what to say michigan this has been a big week on monday, i officially became the democratic nominee for president yesterday i announced my running mate in this camp

and as you just heard, he has an incredible record does governor of the great state of minnesota and to those who know him best, some people are just getting to know him, but i'm going to tell you, you got to know him real quick because he's incredible. he's a serious, serious man. he has been a serious leader and he loves our country and you know, i've talked to some of the people people who know him best, like his wife, win and to glenn, tim walz is husband, is kids hoping he is dead to his fellow veterans. he is sergeant major walz to the people. of southern minnesota for 12 years. he was a congressman to his former high school students. he is mr. walshe oh and to his former high school football players, he was coach

and in 90 days the nation will know coach wall by the title vice president it is so good to be back michigan and listen, i am clear the path to the white house runs right through this state when your we will win in november and i know we're all clear about what we are up against as many of you know, before i was elected vice president before i was elected as a united states senator, i was elected attorney general. and before that, elected district attorney. and before

that, i was a courtroom prosecutor vice president kamala harris in detroit, michigan, and i'm speaking at a rally beside her new running mate tim walz, the governor of minnesota. >> she is in michigan tonight after being in wisconsin this afternoon, after being in pennsylvania last night there you get a sense of the states that are crucial to this democratic ticket. i should note cnn's jeff zeleny is in that hole right now along with thousands of screaming people, we'll get to jeff very shortly with me here right now. trump 2016 deputy communications record brian land and so also natasha alford, senior correspondent for the grio and cnn political commentator, van jones. actually, jeff zeleny in the hall. i just want to get a read, jeff, of what it's like there with all those people in the crowds in general for this new ticket john, the campaign says this is the largest rally that they've had. it certainly

seems like that to me there are thousands of people gathered at this airport hangar here spilling out onto the tarmac. and that is where vice president harris arrived tonight on air force two, using the powerful trappings of office. and those powerful images as well. she's stepped off air force two with minnesota governor tim walz to the adoring chance of their crowd. and now she is making her case here, why she believes the it's time to move forward now, talking to voters in this crowd, they are excited. there is no doubt enthusiasm is at a higher level than there certainly has. ben. >> and you can perhaps hear right now, the crowd is shan't is shouting, lock him up, lock him up. >> that of course has been and. about former president donald trump, of course, with memories of what was shattered at trump rallies in 2016 about hillary clinton, lock her up. but vice president harris is putting a bit of a spin on that. she said no, no, the courts will take care of that she said we need to win in november so clearly

trying to capitalize on this enthusiasm, even as republicans are trying to brand this it's ticket as too liberal for the country. so john, this isn't entirely new moment in this campaign. 90 days until election day in november. >> all right. jeff zeleny in that hallway right now, we'll let you keep watching before you get in trouble with any of the people right next to you. van to you. this is the type of audience that joe biden won getting they were, audience very few people in american politics have ever gotten and will ever get. this is a phenomenon kamala harris has become a cultural phenomenon. there are people who are literally trying to get tickets, like it's going to see a taylor swift concert or beyonce event something is happening in this country that i don't think anybody predicted, literally just two-and-a-half weeks ago when democrats were on death watch for democracy, talking to our derek was three times a day. and here we are with joy

breaking out all over the country and tells you, i think people are seeing the kamala harris that so many admired for so long because she wasn't running for president. she was doing the work, you know, maybe behind the scenes, but now you're seeing the charisma, the comfort at the podium, and the way that people react to her. she people see themselves in her in different ways. and i think also tim walz, people see themselves in him. think of all the titles kamala harris just listed, coach has but in father serviceman, right. so basically they're saying this is an america where americans can see themselves even with our differences. >> i will note these three events have been very similar. the pennsylvania event use a lot of the same language. the wisconsin event using a lot of the same language as we're now seeing in michigan. brian, just one last question about the types of rallies before we get in some of the substance of what we've heard today, donald trump cares about crowd size. i mean, he's got to be paying attention to what's been happening on the ground for the democrats yeah. >> but he's also paying attention to the facts like

remember the big rally in atlanta that the harris campaign had last week, by the time harris spoke, the you half the crowd appeared because they use celebrities to draw a big crowd to get them there to take the photos that say, hey, this is a big crowd size. and they perform have almost a celebrities leave the crowd, leaves. so i think he's sort of have to act tresind trump's smart enough to know that it's been inflated, not by kamala harris, but by the celebrities that are trying to prop her up. >> well, okay, look, there are a lot of people right now in michigan and wisconsin in some of them waiting for hours to get there. go ahead. van was amazing to me, is at the donald trump rallies now it's win went on. >> trump comes out, people start leaving. in other words, there's something is happening here where you want to talk about crowd sizes and who leads and who stays. people used to come and donald trump rallies to your donald trump. now they come for the entertainment. and when trump comes, they walk out that's what we haven't seen celebrities in philadelphia, wisconsin, or michigan today. but brian, i do get what you're saying there. i do want to talk about some of what we've heard today because van, one of the

main attack lines from the trump campaign has been on the way that governor walz handled the response to the chaos, the protest, the riots in minneapolis after the killing of george floyd but there was new audio that came out today of donald trump praising governor walz at the time, listen to this minneapolis was incredible base. they went in and dominated and it happened to me again, i was very happy with the last couple of days. tim, you called up with the big numbers, knocked them out so fast, it was like a bowling what, does this do to that discussion? >> well, it's ironic maybe he should have taken, maybe donald trump should have taken notes from tim waltz when there was an insurrection happening in washington dc and donald trump did nothing i don't want to hear republicans talking so much about what happened in minneapolis when their own precedent that they are so in

love with sat by and let an insurrection happened in the middle of that joint session of congress and that same guy they love so much actually thought tim walz did it get did a great job. >> john, can i just say something about the george floyd situation? i mean, we've seen reverend al sharpton come out and say that tim walz handled that situation should well, we know that tim walz, listen to george floyd's family. he actually intervened and made sure that the state prosecutor took over from the county prosecutor, right. so these are steps that i think showed the listening that he does the empathy that he has for families. and i think that's actually going to reflect well on him, not negatively. ryan. >> i mean, listen, that's all nice. revision is history, but if you look at the independent report that came after you know, what happened in minneapolis, they're extremely critical of the governor. they said he basically froze was dereliction of duty for three days before the national guard came in. so yes, ultimately tim walz, the governor, was able to get it right after three days of abandoned in the city and watching it burn, watching a police station burn, watching

businesses go up in flames, watching people get attacked by i think and finally, he stepped in. so sure, president trump is praising tim walz for doing something they should have done on day one that took him three days to finally respond. but let me let me sort of bring it back. to the reality here, where we are, we're now on day you were in 24 hours after this guy been announced. and now there's real questions about his military service and how he first ran for congress said he was he was returning from afghanistan, which he actually never served in the military in combat. so i don't know, i think from my standpoint, this this this pick appears to be he disaster if there's real questions about his military service and you have people who know him best, his, his platoon kept as the people who was with they're the ones being critical of his military service i don't know. i view this or 24 hours into this knotty conversation that the harris campaign wants to have about their vp nominee, sort of misleading his military service because that goes to a question of carroll character and she can't have any more questions about her carrots, right? >> brian, let's do this. let's play what j.d vance said about that. then we're going to

walk through what some of the facts are here and how they correspond. so listen to j.d. vance when the united states marine corps, when the united states of america asked me to go to iraq to serve my country. i did it. i did what they asked me to do it and i did honorably and i'm very proud of that service. when tim waltz was asked by his country to go to iraq, you know what he did. he dropped out of the army and allowed his unit to go without him so he has the timeline off they're his unit deployed to iraq in july of 2000 he retired in may of 2005, months before then it typically you would have to put your papers in even before officially retiring, he filed for congress february. >> so that was the sequence of events there. though he was not with that unit. he had served with when they just saying that's just that's just the timeline. that's just the time he give you the timeline because the reporting is the timeline is is that tim walz received information before those orders take place that they were going to go to afghanistan and the timeline

based on reporting api, other people in minneapolis would probably have more direct access. >> there we're talking about that notification came in in early january of that year, so it may have not been an official notification that the governor had, but he certainly heard at it through his commanders if there is leadership position that the what the new timeline was going to be, and he did retire all right. >> again, the timeline that we have is that february files for congress. may he's retired. he would have had to he would have had to put in the papers before that and july is when the unit deploys on this part of this discussion, van where do you see it going? >> well, i think it's kind of stupid. i mean, he's basically it's been 24 years serving his country in the military, which i don't think anybody here, including the critic that we have on air can touch that record and he's just start with that and then he says, i haven't served enough. i want to now run for congress to serve more. and you runs in a red district and he wins and he continues to serve. so i think the problem is he lied about nothing i'm sorry. yeah. yeah.

you've had a chance to lie and smear and do stuff you've been doing. i get today. actually wrong. you're actually wrong he lied. >> there's reporting that he's he said he ran he did there's a different point finishing then we're going to take up that next point there's a different point about that. we can get you but it is absolutely clear and our reporting is it clear that he decided to run for congress before he was called up before his unit was called, he was never called them. >> the other thing that brian is talking about here is a video that was surface actually by the harris campaign we're walls talks about guns. he's talking about how he supports basically assault weapon ban and how he doesn't people think he should carry them. and he says roughly and i'm sort of paraphrasing here people shouldn't carry these weapons, weapons that i carried in war. now, in a point of fact, tim walz never did serve in a combat zone. he did serve in

italy in support of operation enduring freedom. he did not serve in a combat zone itself though his language may have led some to believe that he did natasha. so is that language in itself how problematic do you see that? >> i think that using the term carried versus saying that you were actively in combat or two different things, right? and so i think that he's a thoughtful person and i think that he's been very clear that he wasn't an act of combat. i come from a military family, right? this this sort of attack feels very partisan and nasty and beneath us this is not the conference recession that you would expect from one veteran to another. and the veterans who previously did criticize tim walz, one was running against him, right? he was arrival. there were political reasons for bringing this up. their political reasons for bringing it up. now oh, and i think all he has to do is point to the service members who've gone on the record and said he was brave and that he was a leader at the time. >> brian, i promised him to have a say on this after the break. we're going to take a few minutes here. next, what

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is notable j.d. vance was actually in wisconsin at the very same time as the harris walls ticket, which we'll get to in just a minute back with me now, bryan lanza, natasha alford, and van jones and brian, i did promise we'd come back to you on this discussion about the military record of tim walz. >> listen his his record is fair for criticism. he's leaning very much into it, but listen, it brings a lot of issues and i'll tell you why there's a photo of him during 2004 photo of him where he refers to himself as an enduring freedom veteran for carry. the problem is, is the military, the department of defense does not qualify him as it's somebody who's recipient of the enduring freedom title. so either he misrepresented himself to run for office, or he or the corrections now. but the problem is is he can't have it both ways. you can't claim that he served in combat and in 20 years later when it's convenient, say, oh, is just no big deal. it goes to character and that's a problem for the campaign. the fact that we're talking about it more and more people gonna be talking about it. it's not what kamala harris wants to be talking

about. >> brian is talking about it and there's no question that that republicans media talking about it i know it's all it is all over social media, vance. so to that point do you think this is something that the campaign needs to address in a bigger way than they have to clean up it's conceivable that he's been loose with his language or said stuff that doesn't mean there's people are human beings on these campaign trails. and so, but now he's running for a major position if he needs to clean it up, clean it up the reality is, if he said one or two things are said, some things that turned out to be maybe a little bit just sloppy fix it because he's got a gazillion. people were willing to stand up for his character. he's got gay students who are willing to stand up for his character. he's got people he served with one samford's character. if this comes down to a character contest between this ticket and donald trump, we're going to win 50 states so let's just, let's just get this cleaned up and move on so i was mentioning

that in wisconsin j.d. >> vance was there at the same time as vice president harris and tim walz earlier today. and actually on the same tarmac as the plane there planes were there together and tim walz just walked right over and spoke to the media and i think we have some sound of what he said i just wanted to check out my future play, but i also wanted to go sail over the vice president and asked her why kamala harris? >> he uses why does she refused to answer questions from the media and taught you how do you think that plays? i think so many people will be turned off by this literally, this, the stocking, it's like donald trump walking behind hillary clinton during the debate. how dare you, right? this is the vice president of the united states. it shows a lack of respect. and again, for women, this is, this is a huge election for women. women's rights our sense of selves, our sense of not having people control our bodies, and not having people control us. and

so that's, that's like stepping into her territory. it's it's it's this very the, the physicality of it is supposed to send a message. and i cannot wait until she takes that debate stage so she can she can fight back also she's only been running for president for two weeks. >> don't forget. it's only been two weeks. she had to get the nomination. she had to pull our party together. she had to pick a vice president xi's a little bit busy. she does need to get in front of some reporters and do some interviews, but she's been a little bit busy the past two weeks. you can't be too mad about that. van doj tausche all for bryan lanza. >> thank you to you remotely really appreciate appreciate it. again, this was the second harris walls rally of the day, the one you're looking at right now, the first one as we just mentioned, was in eau claire, wisconsin or j.d. vance did speak at a private event, our randi kaye was there as well speaking with voters outside both events what do you think about people sort of the two campaigns descending on eau

claire today. i think it's very exciting in eau claire, wisconsin what do you want to hear from kamala harris and tim walz oh, just the truth. >> peace love, joy, happiness none fighting omar divisiveness. just positive energy two different campaign events. >> are you hopeful that the trump-vance team can win wisconsin? >> yes. >> and i think he is growing every day in wisconsin and two very different opinions from voters outside the rally before vice president kamala harris and her newly minted running mate tim walz. >> voters could hardly contain their excitement ilan camila became the presidential candidate. >> my whole being changed. i've been really upset and worried and fear. >> i are you feel how hopeful? >> what do you love about governor walz that he's down to her now own business.

>> and called the other people weird i like that what did you think when you heard that harris chose governor tim walz as her running i thought it was a good move. i think he's he's well known around here and i think he's got the right attitude you know, and i just hope everything keeps on a positive object and we can talk about what really matters for the people in this country here i like his truthfulness and the things he's done for the state of minnesota are amazing but just about five miles down the road at jd vance's event these voters had nothing nice to say about harris or walls. >> we can go for more here's much less for months. as we are now. so we're hoping for a big change like trump said, if she gets in america is going to be a bloodbath. it's just we need to get trump in and bring america back great again.

>> some zeroed in on walz handling of the riots in minnesota following the death of george floyd. >> he let minneapolis burned down and he didn't call in the national guard and then she did eventually call him the national five days. okay. five days later. okay little too late. >> and then to say that it was peaceful and there was nothing peaceful about what happened there. >> bank across town, harris wall supporters pushed back on trump's running mate, j.d. vance. >> oh, i read his book. >> i thought he was a different person when i read that book. but now he's shown his true colors and they were even less complimentary of the man at the top of the republican ticket. how do you feel when you hear donald trump say things about kamala harris like she just recently turned black. >> well, it just shows what a horrible person he is and his he's races. >> it's just meant to incite and divide and i'm tired of that and i think a lot of

people are as evidenced by the people here today. >> oh, my god am i saw just the. joy it brings and him is just positive. i mean, for weaving at section negativity for how many years since 2016. since the escalator incident? i'm just done my fed i think america is too and randi kaye is in beautiful eau claire, wisconsin tonight, ready with these dueling events, so many eyes are on that county remind us which way the county and the state of wisconsin has voted the last two elections well, john, let's look at statewide first here in the state of wisconsin in 2016, trump won the state of wisconsin. he been hillary clinton by a little more than 22,000 votes. but then in 2020, wisconsin turned blue again and joe biden beat donald trump by a little more than 20,000 votes. but then if you look closer at this county where we are eau clare county trump is oh, into in this county, he has lost this county twice. in fact, in 2016 mean trump got about 43% of the vote and hillary clinton took about 50% of the vote. and then in

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donald trump to win, then say otherwise, i'm speaking that was the vice president just moments ago in detroit responding to a heckler. >> now, we cannot hear what was said. according to cnn's jeff zeleny, who is there about eight protesters took part in the moment, just one part of the larger moment we've been seeing, which is the unveiling of a presidential running it's always something of a rorschach test for voters about the decision-making abilities of a potential future commander in chief take a look at how several of them played out. >> this is the next vice president of the united states of america, senator al gore. i'm trying to say i'm proud to announce that dick cheney, a man of great integrity, sound judgment in experience is my choice to be the next vice president of the united states i am very pleased and very privileged to introduce to you

the next vice president of the united states governor sarah palin of the great state of alaska that's vice president of the united states of america joe biden a walk through history there. now, bill clinton selection of al gore, the first clip you saw there was steam kind of unusual at the time they form the youngest team ever to make for the white house. >> both were from the south. both were also members at that time of the party's more moderate wing, two men who helped make that winning election possible join me now, james carville and paul begala all right. >> first of all, i have to say the twenty-year-old political junkie in me would have been so cite that one day i'd be talking to both of you all at once, so thank you for that james, let me start with you. >> when bill clinton picked al gore as his running mate, it was kind of doubling down on

young new democrat, the south, the future. where do you think that tim waltz big now that we're one day in where do you think the harris campaign is placing? it's bet with that? >> well, first of all, i think that they feel like this guy's got an incredible rise. may that we've traditionally had weaknesses would say people i've watched football that military people that an effective government other things like women, like about it i mean, honestly, every time i find out something new, i kind of liked the guy more, but they clearly we weren't looking more for generational change and that work for us. but maybe she was looking for something else and hope it works before i think it might. >> we're looking at pictures, paul, right now if the two of them on stage together and we saw pictures before of bill clinton and al gore on stage together. and you guys had them out together quite a bit in 1992 for the famous bus trip and everything else, how much

do you think this campaign should have the vice president and governor walz? together while they campaign i think more than i would have recommended a week ago. >> there is something there there's an alchemy, there's chemistry. >> it's real, and you can't fake that, believe me, i was on those buses with bill clinton and al gore and hillary and temper and we laughed our butts up. >> we had so much fun. i'm serious. it was authentic. by the way, these are two men didn't know each other very well. clinton and gore. >> i don't know that governor walz and vice president harris knew each other very well before. but sometimes i think this is only the second time in my career i've seen it first was clinton and gore. you see this pair becoming greater than the sum of its parts at my own sense, is that vice president harris's first she passes the first test. could this guy step in? >> god forbid, there's no question that someone who is served 24 years in the military, 12 years now congress, six years as governor is ready.

>> but then second, would it be a good governing partner? and i think you're seeing in that in that energy together that the answer is yes. but then third, look we'll he helped me reach out to voters that james is talking about. >> you know, guys who work carter jackets and shoot 12 gauge shotgun and dozens so eye as somebody who does both those things, i think it's a really great pick that way james, you were one of the earliest i think the loudest voices to suggest that president biden need to jump, needed to step down, needed to stop running in this election. >> now that it's happened, now that it's a few weeks in and you've seen how the harris campaign is running. how do you think it's going, and what's your warning to democrats about maybe whether they're experiencing a sugar high right now well, first of all, i think the campaign so far hadn't been very long. >> it's been flawless and i love to critique from the announcers boxer. well, i think they could have done this better. i think so far what i've done is been almost

flawless i just take this lunacy i thought david axelrod went on doesn't that work and said, you've got to be careful as racers essentially tied in an idiot progressive side started attacking david for what is the factor races essentially tied with a lose it. we don't flip there's somebody on a sugar high. we got hard work to do and we've got to continue saying that we've got to continue to protect people like david, who are out there telling the truth against these foods have never been around a political campaign and the whole life paul dark it back in 1992. another thing that you guys did was rapid response, right? i mean, any little thing that came up us tried to swat down pretty quickly and frankly, a lot came up and you had a lot of swatting to do. i guess my question to you is when we see now the questions being raised about the military record of governor walz. when you see phrases and i'm going to say this out loud republicans are calling him tampon tim for the

fact that he signed a state law that manteia mandated menstrual products and girls and boys bathrooms was an accommodation a transgender students. when you see these, how do you think? >> the harris walls campaign should respond counter attack. >> there's this huge myth and it goes all the way back to your caucus campaign. oh democrats lose because they don't respond. i think mostly because of james carville, the 1992 clinton-gore campaign change that we didn't simply respond. we counter attack, right and i'm quoting my best friend and partner here. >> i was telling your producer before we talk every single day and has for 41 years and james, i was just to say it's kind of hard to talk on that fist is in your mouth right so i'm governor kim, madam vice president, make them here's the thing. >> i checked the rulebook we are allowed to attack them and let them worry about responding to us and i think frankly the vice president and governor walz have done a terrific job because he use ridicule these reticular, not just hair on

fire, hysterical. their whole areas and i think that's the weight that look, that's what you take out a bully is with ridicule and a governor was right when he said, look, they just weird. and i think that's terrific. >> gentlemen, i have to say it was every bit of the dream i thought it would be when i didn't imagine this 20 years ago, 30 years ago. thank you. pretty much thank you, john thank you. thanks, buddy all right. >> coming up more breaking news. three, taylor swift concerts canceled after fears of a terrorist attack cnn is live from chicago as democrats unite to offer their support to a new nominee and her running mate fellow cnn for complete coverage, the democratic national convention starts monday, august 19 on cnn and streaming on max. >> sure, i'm a paid actor. this isn't a real company, but there's no way to fake cop work can help your business. such talent all over the world with over 10,000 skills, you may not happen house more than 30% of the fortune 500 use upward because this is how we

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connection to plans for an alleged terrorist attack. and the vienna region in late this evening, authorities say new detentions have been and made as well with us now are chief international security correspondent, nick paton walsh and former cia officer bob baer. nick first to you, what more do we know about the plot at these concerts specifically? who was arrested, and how they allegedly planned to carry it out yeah. >> not a full picture, john, but some key details. there's a 19-year-old australian citizen now he has been arrested in in the town of ten minutes, about an hour to the south of the ernst happily stadium venue where taylor swift will first friday, and saturday are performed in front of 65,000 fans. those concerts are off, but the search of this 19 year-old's home began in the morning stretch through the afternoon, involved local media yes. there's about 60 nearby houses being evacuated, essentially, police worried about the chemical substances they were finding there, essentially precursors for explosives and seemed to be clear, they believed the focus

of all of this was the swift concerts. now, later in the day in vienna, another arrest occurred. we don't know much about that. rest police saying the investigation is ongoing and they don't want to release details, but they also said there had been further detentions that puts us to at least three at this stage. all focused on taylor swift the 19-year-old, and the second person arrested, having both being radicalized by isis online, the 19-year-old taking the extraordinary step online of play urging his allegiance to the isis leader as recently as the end of last month. so startling frankly that someone at that age is drawn in purely over the internet. john whole thing, is startling. bob security has been increased at the concerts before the decision was ultimately made to cancel them. so what does that say to you and how challenging is it for authority to be sure that they have all the alleged plotters in custody. >> well, john, they can't be sure. right now. they're probably detected these people

online in chat rooms. but how big the network is, they don't know yet. this is why they've canceled that if they thought they had arrested everybody i don't think they would have. and i think it was beyond aspirational and these chemicals, i don't know what they are. acetone peroxide. these are the normal bombs for the islamic state so i think this is fairly a serious threat and don't forget john, this won't be the first concert attack there was manchester 2017, there was paris 2015, and this year, there was moscow. these are symbolic targets for the islamic state and as tension rises in the middle east, i think we're going to see more of this nick, you've just been doing reporting on how isis is radicalizing young people. >> is there anything that you learned that you think could be relevant here? >> yeah. look, i mean, 100%, this follows a very chilling pattern that we've seen european counterintelligence thorough counterterrorism investigators gather over the last year or so according to

one study, and we've reported on nearly two two-thirds of the people arrested in europe in the last nine months have indeed been teenagers. and so many of them i have been radicalized online through social media platforms like tiktok who say they do all they can to prevent that on their resource. but essentially, the research suggests this is algorithmic amplification as the phrase known, you maybe start looking at something relatively benign and then get dragged deeper by the algorithms into more extreme he missed content and then perhaps off that platform into another one where you may be in a chat room and potentially approached by an isis recruiter in today's plot. police did say that some the communication occurred through encrypted communications. so all the signs here, teenagers, social media encrypted means as well. and isis in the mix to real concerns to john about the turn of what they call the directed

threats. and that's not just people deciding to do something and then claim they were part of isis afterwards. this is an recruiter, an organize a reaching out, finding someone to do something and then suggesting a plan. john whole lot going on here in bob, one of the things that authority said is that two suspects, at least at undertaken what they call concrete preparatory measures for a terrorist attack. >> so what do you think would fall under that category? >> well, any means of mass murder in one of these concerts like we saw champs manchester, it could be weapons, it could be chemicals ultimately, taylor swift as well, protected. getting to her would be very difficult, but disrupting one of these concerts would be enough. and all you need is one suicide bomber with one of these fests and the detonators are very easy to make it home. and the chemicals are easy to boil. and that's probably what they're looking at that these are the first reports, but

again, it to cancel these constant, these three days have concerts tells me it was a real threat. >> what this whole thing deeply troubling hopefully we'll learn out more, learn more in the next few days. so nick paton, walsh, bob baer, thanks so much to both of you. still to come. a cnn exclusive, more than two years after the school shooting in uvalde, texas, the former school police chief pete arredondo facing felony charges for the botched law enforcement response as 19 children were murdered, is speaking to our ed lavendera next his response to those who consider him and others cowards looking nature boys will stop birth it's a man finch they give it's a females and funding mitchell

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former school police officer became the first law enforcement officers or officials to be criminally charged after after the deadliest school shooting in texas history, arradondo just spoke on camera with our ed lavendera. this is the cnn exclusive what do you say to those critics? and a lot of them are fellow law enforcement officers who say, you guys didn't handle the situation properly. and many people who as tough as it might sound, consider you guys are cowards with the way you acted that day. >> i strongly disagree. and again, opinions vary, sir. and they're going two but i can tell you that probably hundred percent of those people hadn't been in a situation like that before. >> do you feel like you guys are being singled out scapegoated and by all means, since the variable beginning, sir, i've been scapegoated from the very beginning. nearly 400 law enforcement agents responded to the robb elementary shooting scene on may 24, 2022? arredondo has now been charged criminally for his actions that day, facing

multiple felony counts of child endangerment. he and his lawyer, paul looney sat down with cnn and spoke for more than an hour about the shooting. i keep thinking about what are the questions that the victims, families would want to ask you? i think ultimately it all boils down to is how come officers didn't go into that room sooner, right? >> right. >> what do you say to those families? but if you look at the bodycam footage there was no hesitation in myself from the first handful of officers that went in there and went straight towards the hot zone, as you may call it took fire and then at that point, we work with what we had the protocols of as i understand it, of active shooter training is you go after the gunman and you focus on the gunman until well, he or she has taken out that didn't happen in this case. >> why not? >> we couldn't again, you can't see what's on the other side of a wall at that point, what you're supposed to get through through that wall, right? >> right. you can't you can't

see through it. first of all, we've shot at and we backed off to think, okay, now we know where he's at because we don't we didn't know where he was at that's when we took fire and backed out and realized, okay, now we need to come up with a plan to get back up there. >> if i show you a couple of video clips, would you mind? i'd love just as we watched them, i'd love to get your perspective on well, i'm sorry by rather not looking for video clip, sir. i just don't i just i just don't i've kept myself from that. it's difficult for me to see that these are my children too. when people to understand that we went down the hallways every day and stressed about keeping doors locked, stressed about being vigilant. and the less i see of those three, i don't have to the better for me. what the body cam video clips that are done to refuse it's to watch show. is that on that day in the hallway at 12:09 p.m. he said he knew there were likely victims in the room with the gunman. >> seems extreme has ruled i'm going to verify what's been

vacated, guys before you may kind of reaching this comes on our side will actually be able in that moment when lives as we've watched, body cam footage of what happened and how those 77 minutes unfolded inside robb elementary, you're on those tapes constantly giving orders to other officers there's if you're out with for we do any richmond fairly the sense was that those officers were deferring to you as the lead officer. so why shouldn't you bear? the brunt of the responsibility of how all that unfolded? >> sure it's natural for me to give direction with what information you have while you're in there again, limited information was there on the inside police permission or don't do now claims there were state police officers from the

texas department of public safety who arrived after him, who should have set up an incident command post and taken control of the scene. the guidebook tells you the incident commander does not santa hallway and get shot at incident commander, someone that's not in that hot zone and is in another location referring and nobody answered. >> do you think you made any mistakes that day again, it's a hindsight statement you can think all day and second-guessing herself. >> i know we did the best we could with what we had and by ran into that building and not leaving there and doing what we could are doing, what i could and with the other officer it's good. it was the best we could with a situation we have information wow, ed lavendera is with us now in it just just wow, what a discussion to have at any point did arradondo express remorse to you know, he says he thinks about what

happened that day. all of the time the wife of one of his cousin's was one of the teachers in that classroom who was killed. he understands the impact that has on the, on the community, but he also balances that with a great deal of frustration with what he describes as the early narrative put out by state troopers that he should have been the one taking control of that scene. so that clearly weighs on him a lot and we'll be a major factor of the criminal trial that he's facing here. in the months ahead, we should point out that we've reached out to the department of public safety for comment, but we have not heard back. and we also asked to arradondo and his lawyer if that while that criminal trial that he is facing will take place in uvalde or if they will ask for a change of venue and his lawyer told us that right now they're inclined to keep the trial not ask for a change of venue to have that trial in uvalde so that the people there can hear what pete arredondo has to say during the course of that trial, john, 11 deaths there for us in tech side to say that was an incredible