paul mauro good to have you on. thanks paul. >> thanks jon. ♪. lengthy interview he discusses foreign-policy plans and republican's latest attempts to get a spending bill through the house to avoid a government shutdown five days from now. lucas tomlinson's live at the white house with more on that. >> good afternoon. the exclusive interview with maria she asked the president about his relationship with russia paid the president defended it and pointed to his last term as proof. >> know it has been tougher on russia than donald trump. nobody. and they know that. they know that. just look at the things they just told you up with the pipeline, i stopped it. the biggest job they've ever done is the pie point nobody had heard evidence i came along. they're building it happily for their going to supply germany and everybody else. what did i do? i stopped it. >> recalled frecall four monthse then president joe biden took those trump sanctions off the pipeline. and of course later that year russia invaded ukraine. i'm f "fox news sunday" at senar lindse

retired nypd inspector and fox news contributor paul mauro joins us now. paul, for joining us. really shocking details out of this story in newark. >> yeah, a terrible story. you know, we still have another officer who was the officer in the hospital, reportedly critically injured, so we're praying for him. but i also think that there are some questions here, and i hope that we do get answers. according to the reporting, this 14-year-old got off 29 shots with a fully automatic weapon. now, fully automatic means you pull the trigger once, it keeps firing like a machine gun. so i am sure that there is a very penetrative investigation going on with a lot of resources right now as to how he got that gun, where it came from. there are a number of others under arrest. are they part of a gang? is there some reason that they -- if they had the intelligence that there was a gun there, which is apparently why these officers were responding, is there some reason they only sent the one patrol car? is newark shorthanded? because you've got a kid with a fully automatic w

for more on this let's bring in retired nypd inspector and fox news contributor paul mauro. thorities are saying foul play is not suspectedded. now -- suspected. in police language, does that include suicide? >> well, it certainly could. but that said, you have to treat this as a potential criminal matter until you can determine that it is not, right? so so of course as everybody has been saying, the autopsy and the toxicology reports which are going to be finalized probably some weeks out from now are going to to be very, very significant here in determining what happened. but in the interim, you're going to do all the a things you would do were this a homicide investigation, and that's going to include a lot of digital work that not hearing a lot about. they're going to be looking at the wi-fi to see when the phones that the two of them apparently had stopped being active. you're going to look at things like is there an alexa in the house, is there the anything else that these days there are, the internet of thing, refrigerators will literally tell you time to order milk. w

earlier in the previous hour we talked to paul mauro about this case. >> we are at a point post-2020re is far less of a pejorative in confronting police, attacking police. in 2023 we set a record for the number of police shot on duty according to the fraternal order of police numbers, and a lot of those were ambushes. it's the kind of stuff we haven't seen since the 1960s. this is still very much part of a trend. it's not even that there's not a pejorative to it, it's bottom something to aspire to be -- it's become something to aspire to in certain circles. you see it on the media, social media, etc. look, i'm sure newark is pulling at a every string to try to figure out why this happened. it's a terrible thing, and i'm sure we'll be hearing more about this, i hope we will, because we really need answers here as to how something like this could happen. charlie: this idea, this anti-cop fervor is actually celebrated by politicians. brian: well, yeah. when he said -- i'd never heard that before, but when he said it's not just something you feel like you have license to do, you know, th

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