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methodically executed so many h children over about an hour? where was law enforcement? those aren't just fair questions. so they are their essential question the. if you want to prevent similar atrocities, you need details. you've got to find out t what exactly happened. this is a well-known concept everyhi i time a commercial airliner crashes in this country, federal investigators painstakingly recreate the final moments of the flight not because there are ghoulishca they want to know what causedif it. and that's the main reason ath that air travel is so safe after action reports work. yet somehow our leaders rarelyio respond as rationally to violent crime almost never a mass shooting. it'sti just too tempting a momet for them to demagogue the public is often grieving and in shock. so it's the perfect moment for the usual opportunists to leap forward and cast blame on theiro political opponents to seizele all the power they can while the country too traumatized to notice. a you almost hear never hear a anyone in washington ask what happened. instead, it's always a a race to see who can benefit politicallys

. this week was no different within hours of tuesday's massacre, democrats in congress announced they plan to clamp down on your ability to defend yourself with a firearm.ha whyt? is that ? well, apparently the valdeld shooting wase your fault. so you're going to pay. the price. the media applauded this so f democrats went even farther yesterday they unveiled their plan to seize firearms from american citizens who have not been convicted of a crime even though under normalir circumstances it would be instantlybe obvious that is unconstitutional in our system you have to be convictedd before you can be punished. but in the hysteria that understandably follows a tragedy this horrible politicians know hor that they t can suspend civil liberties and it's not justhe democrats by the republicans in the senate immediately signaled they're on boardna with more gua control. mitch mcconnell, who at the agec of 80 hasal adopted political views that are strikingly similar to joe biden's loti liberal announced that he stands with chuck schumer against you . i am hopeful, mitch mcconnell,

said that we can come upth witht bipartisanh solution that's directly related to the facts of this awful massacre, th directly related to the facts. what sound sensible but since we're passing new federal laws, it is worth asking what areas the facts here? well, yesterday texas governor greg abbott appeared to press event to relayen the main fact, which isfo that law enforcement on the scene did allav they coud to save those children. that's the first thing's to know what reason it was not worse is because law enforcement officials did what they do. they showed amazing courage by running toward gunfire for the singular purpose of trying to savepo lives. law enforcement showed amazinged courage by running toward gunfire for the singular purpose of trying to save lives and quote and we heard that and we wanted to believe most of

the time we admire law enforcement. it took an awful lot of abuse to do a hard and essential jobay for not much pay if you. think you need the police, go aheadm and defund them and see what happens. soe that explanation sounded good to us . but was it true ? according to the texas department of public safety, it was in factt true . spokesman called eric estradaol told us that a school resource officer assigned tod rob elementary and uvalda exchanged gunfire with the suspect beforeh a suspect entered the school. in an interview with cnn,nn estrada stated, the gunman, quote, engaged the school resource officer and duringac that shootout the gunman dropped a black bag containing ammunitionk . he the director of the texas department of public safety, steve mccraw, affirmedliha that this happened. quote, the bottom linepp b is lw enforcement was there. macross said they did engage immediately. so that was the story.. and again, weag were happy to believe it, but it doesn't seem to be true. a witness called one carranzad who lives next to the school

said he saw everything that happenedhe. kronstadt said to the associated press he had watched ramos' crashed his truck outside the elementary school, take a rifle and shoot two people atb a funeral home nearby. ramos' then began shooting atl a school building before running inside the school about 10 minutes later. according to carranza, there s were no police officers at the schoolen who engaged ramos' ramos into school and began shooting. when police finally did arrive, carranza said they didn't do anything at all for about an hour. in fact, parents had to to beg the police to save their children. go in there. go in there. one woman said it was a shocking story. it was the opposite of what authorities hadit told us for more than twenty four hours. so whose version is true on the last day videos have emerged corroborating carranza's version of events. those videoss h of police offics with rifles and body armor . anding outside the school it's not clear if the gunman was still shooting at this point, but we dos know the gunman is still alive.

and yet instead of going into the school, the police insteadar work to keep parents out of the school for a full hour. >> watch. really no, no, no, no. i'm going with them. yeah, i will pay for that as you go. they'redi just standing on my oude. i just keeptside. in this till i don't know what kind of danger or half you think you do they want to go into without this without to get to it. >> but it seems to parents and whenn that video was shot, the gunman was still alive

with the firearm in a schoolil with children in the school. now a texas official later suggested on camera that while all of this was happeninghi, some members of law enforcement in texas went into the school to get their ownth children out. is that true?ue if? it is true , it's a moral crime at the veryy least. in the meantime, we know that police are forcibly keeping parents away from the building. at one point an officer held a taser at his side. >> watch this for taser, of course, aimed at the parents. now one parent called angela rose gomez told the wall street journal that as soon as she

heard about the shooting, she drove 40 milesmi to the school because she had two sonsnd enrolled and she wanted to save them. do quote, the police were doing nothing. she said they were just standing outside the fence. they weren't going in there or running anywhere. now she immediately complained about this and when she did, federal marshals put gomez in handcuffs. ultimately they freed her , at which point has quote made her distance from the crowd, jumped the school fenceol and rn inside to grab her two children. she then ran out of the school with her children. in other words, this mother was cuffed, freed , ran into the school and stillsc had time to get her kids out as the police stood outside. now, if that's true , it'sy a scandal. th police c today the police called the press conference try to explainerer all of this . victor escalon with texas dps began by explaining that it mightng be just a rumor i that parents were urging police to go insidens the building once 75% parents of the you just

referred to the police while you were waiting for it go even though some parentste drove all the way to make a controversial public school heardve that information. but we have not verified that yet. y so haveet to verify we have not verified that a true statement or not o or is it just rumor out there? oh , it's a rumor except it's on video. so it's not at all a rumor. it's a fact. now that officer did admit that there was no school resource officer after all the one we were told had quote engaged. the gunman didn't exist once it was reported that a school district police officer confronted the suspect who was making entry ped t not accurate. he wanted undisruptedth initially. so from the grandmother's house to the bar to the school into the schoole , he was not

supported by anybody to clear the record on that. sont the point is not to pointpe fingers or blameop people. nobody wants the school shooting. everyone heart is broken by it,l but the authorities are not allowed to lie to us in the aftermath of an event like this and our federal officials are not allowed to take an event like this , ignore the facts and then use it to take our constitutional rights away. so what arets? the facts? but here's the news story from texas dps at eleven twenty eight a.m. the shooter crashed his truck outside. he then pulled a gun and began shooting indiscriminateehi two people at a funeral home that confirms what the witness carranzaza said. to he also shot the school building during that time. as you'd expect, people aredu calling the police twelve minutes later at eleven 48 and the shooter went inside the building that happened then four minutes after that , the police finally went insidee the building. so when all there wasas16 a 16 minute gap until the police showed and responded. d so why did that take so long?

that is a fair question. in fact it's a critical question. even the parkland's school shooting when police staged outside students were being murdered w w . e police wound up inside the building 11 minutes after the shooter. but in this case it was sixteen minutes. why was that ? we have a right to know. but today police wouldn't say yeah, well, so you got2 understand eleven thirty is the information we have at this point. we can confirm eleven thirty . you we have the you get the wet a crash. a man with a gun everybody officers that's what it is. it is twelve minutes from eleven thirty to forty . that'se the information we have right now.

look at the other day our job is to report the facts and have those answers. . >> we're not there yet. so the second the shooting starts anywhere at any time things get very confusing needs to call the fog of war .ar it's entirely real. it's hard to figure out exactly what happened when people startk getting killed. but on the big questions, it'ss very obvious immediately. was there a school resource officer who exchanged fire with the gunman? that's not something youth wouln imagine that either happened or it didn't and you would know right away if it happened orit a it didn't happen, d but they said it did happen. that's a lie hap. li why did they lie? police did say that officers went inside the school foror for minutes after the suspect, but then they were outside t the school and then police didhe not reenter the school for another hour. during that time they sayp, they were waiting for backup, including for some reason for multiple crisis negotiators.

what officers were there? the initial officers,ve they received gunfire. they don't make entry initially because the gunfire they received. but we have officers calling for additional resources. everybody that's in the area, tactical teams, we need equipment. we need specialty equipment. body armor. me we need precision rifleman negotiators. now no matter how pro law enforcement are, we are there's only so much b.s.ch you can take in the face of a tragedy like this . we're waiting for specialized equipment of an eighteen year old with a firearm and little kids being killed. what kind of specialty equipment do you need?at negotiators really as children being murderedor? old child says she smeared herself with a friend's blood to convince the gunman she had already been shot to death. another fourth graderherviv surs the shooting said that police told kids inside to call out t for help while the shooter was

still shooting. then the gunman killed gunfo a student who followed police instructionsll and called out fr help. so if you're wondering why police waited an hour for negotiators to talk to a gunman is indiscriminately murdering . ildren you're not the only one . they were asked about this atay the briefing today. wass the door really barricaded or was it just locked at police wouldn't respond to a simple question like that . watch what forty four point1: twenty five . got you, mr. behind you guyst have said that he-- was barricaded. can you explain to us how he was barricade and why youuy guys cannot reach that door? so i ask all your questions in consideration. >> we will be doing updates. we will be doing that to those questions. so two days afterut this massacre, authorities are slowly admitting that everything they told us washoslyt in fact there was o school resource officer. they're not even sure the door was barricadedve. these matter these questions if you wanted to stop mass shootings in the future, figuring out how this happenedri

would be the place to start. but of course, there's nothing in joe biden's latest executiven order on policing in the memory of st i george floyd. the address is anything related to the shooting and nothing under consideration foror mitchr mcconnell who tells youes he cares about the facts. above all, we'll do anythinggny to punish police officers who hide both children die because the point of this is not to protect childrenecau. us obviously you may have figureds out it's to blame you for what happened in your family because you dare to exercise your constitutional right. and if you doercition exercise your constitutional rights according to msnbc, you're complicit c c in mass murder. >> the truth is not by policy dissent but by design, by design of the republicanny, party in this country, every kid in every classroom is exposed and vulnerable to a shooting. >> absolutely as part of them becausear there's one party that's refusing to pass gun laws. the fact that we leave the kidso go through the rituals you're talking about vulnerable to this to this kind of slaughter is a political decision. please stop thinking that there is some body count, some level s

of brutality and carnage that will move them. these republicans and or democrats that the rivers oft blood will one day run deep enough. >> these ghouls drawing politically convenient conclusions, accusing people who have no connection whatsoever to this massacre of murder on the basis of noid evidence. and then when the evidence emerges and it doesn't a comporn with the politically convenient story they want to tell, they simply, th ignore it. but the rest of us should notr ignore it. we should not a murder case. weeman should demand a truth. we should demand to know what happened to children who are murdereddn deserve at least that in a month we're going to speak to our friend who happens to be the mayor of dallas, texas, tom mclaughlin. but first we're going to speak to ryan petit. he is the author of the fatherhe of elaina petit who was murdered at the parkland school shootings. also a commissionerrpa, the marjory stoneman douglas public safety commission which investigated that massacreren and a member of the florida state board of education. mr. perry, thanks so muchh for coming on tonight that as we

just tried to explain, there's a lot that we don't know, butw we do knowth that the initial version was so f far from the apparent truth that it makes it makes you wonder, tucker . you know,ucno i'm i'm sitting hs listening to you describe the timeline of events and what we think we know and i'm getting angry and i hear the anguish in the voices of those parentssh that were beggig law enforcement to do something. and i i rememberr back to parkland and learning that the school resource officer of parkland stoodav outside for 48 minutes and i'm having flashbacks to what happened then. look, we're early in thend investigation. i understand we don't know everything. but when storieser don change as radically as they have over the past two days and law enforcement can't give us a straight answer about their response, people should be angry. my heart goes out. my heart breaks for these

families. el >> well, yeah, because i mean,ng we're being told that we need to turn america's elementary schools intome a checkpoint at the gaza strip border. we need to militarize them. a but what's the point of any of this if the people in charge ofg keeping our kids safe refuse to engage with an active shooter? i'm appalled at what i believe has happened or at least f what we think has happened so far. the fact that look for 12 minutes the shooter was outside shooting and then he went into the school and four minutes later police respond but they were ill prepared for the attack.dy they didn't have a body armor. it doesn't appear like they had rifles and the ability to get into the classroom and stop the killing. so they sat outside for what appears to be 40 minutesg waiting for a tactical response team to come fe in and address the threat. this is this is this is appalling. they should have been prepared.

first of all, this shooter should have never gotten onto the campus walking intong what appears to be an unlocked door, unchallenged w by anyonee and able to breach securityto and no sro on that campus.ca i can'tn' believe after all, we know all of these attacks that there were so many failures yet again. anybody. what a s story.mu thanks so much for joining us . appreciate. >> thank you . so at the heart of all of this is the town of uvalde in texas, about 60 miles frome' the mexican border as it happened, we didn't see. do we know the mayor there?n it's o a really nice place and it's been at the center of the national immigration story for the last couple of years.h he valdese been through an awful lot and it'st' going through even more now. mclaughlin is the mayor ofto that town and he joins us . mr. mayor, thanks so much for coming on . and our ourur genuinely goes ouf

to you and to the people of your town. it must be bewildering to see you valde at the center of this tragedy but also havena a center of a national debate t over gun control and all these bigger issues tucker . i mean, my heart breaks for these families. you know, i don't even know what to say. this senseless should have never happened. our hearts are broken. our community this tragedy is senseless. it should never have happened. it does seem like from and i know that you're caught up in what's happening in your town, the unimaginable thing that just happened. but outside of you, valde, what has happened there is now being used as aa as a kind of football and in the in the game of politics. are you are you aware of that ? do you have a sense of what people are usingge this tragedy for in washingtondy

? you know, tucker , that this situation is bad enough.atrt my heart breaks for these families to have this . you know, there may need to be a discussion on gun control d or gun rights and different things. but this country is so divided right now because we have two parties, a republican and democrat in both partiesat have taken marriage to eitheriv my way or the highway we elected to go to washington and sit down at the table and negotiate and get nobody isa going to get 100% what theynd want and we can come upp with good commonsense laws. you know, tragedies likee this should never happen in america. it should never happen. and it's so so sad and heartbreaking. aren you able in your position as mayor of the town to get a straight answer about what happened? because it's been veryyus hard r the rest of the country to learn even the basic timeline,

for example, where parents are told by police the video seems to suggest that they wereue that they were not allowed to go inside to rescue their own children. well, tucker , i can tell youd this . i mean, as soon a as i found out we had an active shooter, the school campus, i wentde there. there were parents outside but as far as the law enforcement, there were parents who wantedene to go into the school and that there was a large presence of law enforcement. when i goti there was dpas, there was border patrol agents of the police officers, there were sheriff deputies. you know, at this point i don't know all the answers is still the investigation. we've talked to them we but we haven't got the answers yet. but but you know, i can telll you that school has six hundred and twenty kids. and what i did see was officer childrenee themselves and bringing kids out of classes in this timeline was h truly an hourou acceptable. like i said, it's just it's so

tragic. well, if you're the mayor ofst the town, you can't get straight answers just yet. then yet we're all in the same boat. but i assume that we will know.l mr. mayor, thank you so much for joining us . and again, our deepest, most sincere sympathies. thank you . godou bless you again. so sorry for this family. thank you . soee gas prices are the highest they have ever been. it's not an accident, of course, the administration hasui wanted that for quite some time now a federal agency is warning that we will see blackoutshe across the country this summer. , no more iscity one of the most misunderstood periods in american history. everything about the conventional view is wrong and it could have been one of 50000 focused on political

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and that takes money. and so noo one's n really invesd in this. we've done e the easy part first and now like person jumping out of an airplane. we a leavend the door, we wonder have we got our parachute on ? n that's where we are right now.ow tucker .y' buts to do that to a country's energy grid is effectively sabotage without energy is food, energyergy, the economy,th energy is everything withoutin energy you're in the stone age. >> absolutely right. and i suppose you could look at this is like a good news badad news sort of thing. the, the bad news is the price of electricity is going up even faster than the rate ofoe inflation under joe biden. the good news is if there's a blackoutbl, you don't have to pay for electricity because you don't have anyker: that's dark h true , chuck, that literally dark and darkanly. great to see you tonight . thank you . thank you . so all of a sudden you look around and a lot of people are pretty unhealthy.

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you spoke to the shooter's grandfather. she joins us tonight to tellonig us what she's learnedo telhe's.d thanks so h much for coming on . what did he say? we'll talk. our first of all, when i met up with roland, he invited me straight into his house and he still had bloodstock w on the walls where his wife, the grandmother of the shooternd was actually shot. he told me that she was shot in the cheek, that it wentas through and came out the other side of her ear.ec she's recovering here today. to whenn i talked the grandfather, i asked him what was the relationship like betweenio the shooter and his grandmother and he said that she loved him. she tookve care of him. he never would have seenwh that coming at all. now when i askedhe him if he knw what would have caused this , why would he have shot his grandmother iff i took cares of him at the time he was living with them? take a listen tois what he had o say. have what do you think would have caused him to do what he did too to his grandmother? this in order?

when i say you're my mother,, you're she was here. she told him to to take him to get his life because she had him on her night. and youu say he said i'm not ready. and then he got i went to the bathroom. then i left and she delayed an hour or two. if t this happened now, i asked him if there was an argument and he said no, it was not an argument at all. and then i asked if he knew at this school was targeted, if this was something that he wastr planning or if he knew exactly what happened. >> listen to this . there was this i don't know i was reading the inside of his mind what he was thinking or what if he had this plan? i don't know. i know it's hard for everybody now roland tells me that he's praying for everybody in this community and what happened

here is absolutely horrific. he's from here he went to rob elementary w as well. tucker bradley forsight, thanksr so much for that . much, appreciate it. so congress is busy drawing vast and in some cases completely unrelated lessons aom what happened in uvalda two days ago. but one member of congress has a very different perspective on things like this . when she was 16 years old ,, marjorie taylor greene, a member of congress from georgia, was trapped g in her high school. students showed up with firearms to commit a mass shooting you'd never it.ottenti she learned from it. she joins us now to explainwh what's 100% so much for coming here having me. you were 16 students shows up with a gun. what it must have in anc horrifying experience. >> what didou you learn fromha that ? well, what i learneded is i nevr ,ever want to be in a situation where the only per with a gun is the one that's out of their mind. crazy intent on killing people. it was the worst thing

that could have happened to anyt of us and it was terrifying. there was no a adult there witha gun in our school because our schools had turned into gun free zones. this is because of joe biden and the crime bill that they passed back in nineteen ninety . well, the scariest thing about it is our parents were outside the school also wanting to see t their children and i'll neverth forget when we finally got out of the school hugging my fathero and just how terrified he was and how relieved he was when he finally saw me and was able to to embrace me. but here's the situation. it'sun the gun free school zonep ,tucker .d thosewe are the biggest problems and we have to return the schoolsn and education back to parents. parents need to be able to make the choices. fr and as we've seen from the information and videos coming out where these parents were held back and we need to learn more about what'sut happened and why they were held back . but we saw the reality evenhe even one of the mothers that was handcuffed and then freed , she ran

and saved her own two children. and if she had gone in with s a gun, she would have been committing a federal crime and it shouldn't be this way ate all. we have to h to repeal the fedel law gun free school zones b because the best thing we can do foresn our children is o protect them with good guys with gunswi. we know the democrats knowuc how to do that full well. yeah, i mean, itke doesn't seem to be working. we'veea had it for thirty two years. what do you make of d liberal republicans in the senate? lindsey graham, johnnate, corny, mitch mcconnell, the head jumping on board, chuck schumer's gun control plan? >> yeah, the members of the party that sliver in the capitol and i've been there toot long. lindsey graham, who just noto too long agowa was calling for the assassination of vladimir putin and can't wait to send our young mense and women to war in some far off land called ukraine that no hardly any american it can find on the map. he's the same guy that's willing to pass red flag gun

laws that will undoubtedly lead to taking away firearms from veterans because they may haveei ptsd from all these foreign wars that he's voted forrye and funded for years now. yeah, these are these are the problem people in the republican party and this is what's coming for them. and they found out hearing fromo people all over the country how angry americanw are at the 40 billion dollars that they sent to ukraine because americans don't want a war. we want ourwe w country fixed and if they vote for gun control, they're going to find out big time. that's not what republicans want from their republican leadersbl. d yeah, let's send automatic weapons to untrained ukrainian civilians. butcin take your guns, for example. congressman rogers agree. , thank you . interesting story. appreciate it. thank you . yso ricky gervais is the comedian actually said something pretty funny recently and people had a heart attack. what does that tell you? about where comedy is in thee western world? we'll assess it after the break .

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can watch them get the latest business news headlines on cnn anytime, anywhere. fox news on your own. do you think america is listening? it's the longest running military conflict in america military conflict in america with the very american getting guns off our streets. one democrat's determined to get it done. attorney general rob bonta knows safer streets start with smarter gun control.

and bonta says we must ban assault weapons. but eric early, a trump republican who goes too far defending the nra and would loosen laws on ammunition and gun sales. because for him, protecting the second amendment is everything. eric early. too extreme, too conservative for california. fanduel and draftkings, too conservative two out of state corporations making big promises to californians. what's the real math behind their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. it's another bad scheme for california. do employee counseling, unwanted subscription download trouville and take control of your money. >> ricky gervais this is one of the few comedians is

actually so funny and he's at his funniest when he's mocking hollywood and done a lot. >> he just did it again. i'm sorry. i'm just trying to agreep with so you have to go back to the time and just press this button. ithe kills hitler before the holocaust for the war. i the president is exactly the same except it makes you a bit more ginge. go i go no why should i suffer? but y when you see one of those faces, whenever they ask that question, what a silly t question is that celebrities do so what's the first thing you do? you have the time machine. they all say,il oh , go back and kill hitler. really? youo go back and buy microsoft shares right? b that'suy true . micro by the way, they would buy microsoft shares and then he made fun of the one group, you're not allowed to make funan of and that would be trans activists. >> pluss. the new wave. i knowwe the new i meanee that great you know, the newy, ones we've been seeing lately

were the ones with beards and their god. i love not the old fashioned way and now the old oh , they want to use the toilet. why shouldn't they use the toilet? the light is by .s! all right. look at their pronouns. what about this person isn a ladyis. well, his . her you say good. what if he me? what if she writes to so the audience laugh most people would laugh. you'll have to laughre. he doesn't laugh.no their job is not to laugh at all. they sent a statement out condemning the bits it's full of quote graphic dangerous anti-trans rants masquerading as jokesqu. well, speaking of graphic and dangerous, chadwick moore is the editordahe in chief of

outspoken. he joins us tonight for u a graphic and dangerous response to the how is it dangerous? do you have any idea chadwick? t well, i'll tell you, i watch this special and it really made me nostalgic for a timen whenom men were men, women, men,ed wom. and comedians were funny and one's really funny, much like dave chappelle specialsal that they lost their mindsr over and they saw the specials are also quiteci heartfelt. if you watch the whole thing and we're just listening to the white liberal media outrage machine that was trying to cancel a black national treasure . but the danger is it's really interesting because these groups- another thing to which he makes just as many jokes about christians and the faithful in that comedy sketch, i don't see the same outrage calls for censorship from groups that maybe represent their interests, which tells you everything you e need to knw about who the real puritans and authoritarians who are in today's society. wouldn't it be if you were in charge of pr for the trans

activist community? wouldn't it be wiser just to kind of let it c goo and let i people laugh? >> well, this is another thing too is when you pretend to take all the weight of a community onto you and you pretendcore that there's a fragile they live on the knife edge of breaking down every two seconds . what you're actually doing is stripping those people of their dignity and you're stripping themig ofit their humanity and their ability to be happy and to survive in the worldld . and you know, if you're a little weird, if you're a little abnormal, it's okay. t'to laugh at yourself and you should laugh at yourself. and if you are able to laugh ate yourself on occasion, i guarantee you you're going tog be happierro more productive and better suited to surviveus in the world because the world is going to change for you no matter how much you b bully people, censor people and try to cancel peoplee. it's's not going to make them respect you more and it's not going to make them like you more . >> in fact, it's going to maketh them loathe you as such. a deep point.re i want to write that down.ht you're exactly right. laughf yourself every day. savor your own ridiculousnessn. and you will be a happier

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