the unfolding situation, let's bring in retired lapd detective mark fuhrman. walk us through the incident that night that resulted in this young man's death. 20 shots? i mean, i'm not the expert you are, but i find that to be appalling. >> we'll get to that, but i think it would be excessive for the situation that we are in. i think what's interesting for everybody to understand, this is a property crime the officers were pursuing a suspect, a property crime where, so far, we only know that vehicle windows were broken and one sliding glass door. no actual people were involved as being victims. that's where we start. an air unit was actually above the officers, directed them to a front yard. initially they got the suspect to halt, but he took off running again into a backyard. that backyard was his grandmother's. now we pick up this whole incident on a body cam of the officers. what is really interesting to me is, the officers had a place of tactical advantage and cover at the corner of the house and they see the suspect who was in the open in tall grass and the

mark fuhrman weighs in on that. i will tell you who is really responsible for this travesty in tonight's angle. plus, special prosecutor bob mueller launches a new line of attack on president trump as the outgoing fbi official who oversaw the hillary email investigation begs to keep his pension. also michelle malkin her take on parents in one school district fighting back against leftist indoctrination in the classroom. pat caddell joins us with advice on the midterm elections that republicans still want to take seriously. and, first, walking out and walking away from the truth about the parkland massacre that's the focus of tonight's angle. as we documented last night, the student walkout for gun control yesterday looked at times more like a political celebration than a somber protest. with left wing politicians greeted like rock stars. look at how the crowd gathered at the u.s. capitol with their selfie sticks in hand greeted bernie sanders as he made his way to the blow horn. oh my god, they were going nuts. it w

>> a military simulator. >> laura: let's bring back terry turchie and fox news contributor mark fuhrmanpd detective. let's unpack this. this device, incendiary but not explosive, terry, did we learn anything from the official there on the status of this investigation? he seemed very reluctant to discuss any of the other device devices. >> well, i think he is reluctant, laura, because they are going to want to try to give information to help the public sort this out while protecting just about everything they have. they don't want to create copycats and they want to know when they find the right person that that person hasn't been privy to information to be a phony leader something. they are holding off just like we would normally do. i think something is going on, that is, if you watch them, you get the instinct that all of this task force is really working well together. the federal come up the local, the state. you don't see any differences. you seem really dedicated people communicating with each other. remember that while they were out there talking to us, while they are out there d

police detective mark mark fuhrman. draft, let's start with you. they were issuing today after all these days that these reports were out there a flurry of denials. let me read to you what the broward sheriff's office said in its fact-check on body cameras. any suggestion that paris got israel or any other deputy from broward sheriff's office ordered body cameras to be turned on prior to entering the schools is false. what's your reaction to that? we have two well-placed sources tell us that in fact it was the case that they were told not to enter unless they had their body cameras on. >> i think this just further affirms the union's position that we are calling for the broward sheriff's office to be totally transparent in this investigation to release the information out there because by releasing parts of this information that they have today just further creates more speculation that there is some hidden truth back there. there may or may not be, but it sure does give the appearance that something is being hidden from the public. >> laura: mark,

a joke, i'm sure he paid for more on this incredible story, let's go to former lapd detective mark fuhrman terry torchia, who formerly worked in fbi counterterror, describing both of you gentlemen in those plans terms don't really capture it, but i've got to say, when i saw this, i out of both of you, saying we got to get your internet, terry, let's start with both of you, how is the fact that we are just learning now about omar mateen -- we have kind of not heard much about him in the aftermath of the attack, but now we learn his father was an informant, then they thought about actually recruiting omar himself, but then they also found out about his connection to the terrorist organizations. >> i think what surprised me most about this, laura, usually, when you are in the lead up to a trial, you have to disclose everything you have that might be relevant to the defense. in this instance, they waited a long time. i can tell you this, literally within its of the shooting and after omar mateen's name was known, the fbi knew that omar mateen was connected to seddique, they would have been an

mark fuhrman weighs in on that.nsible for this travesty in tonight's angle. plus, special prosecutor bob mueller launches a new line of attack on president trump as the outgoing fbi official who oversaw the hillary email investigation begs to keep his pension. also michelle malkin her take on parents in one school district fighting