anyway that is what i think, that is joey's 2 cents.d shocking developments about the props used in the shooting death of a cinematographer. the update is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. nicole: welcome back to "the big sunday show" new reports emerging about the cross can alec baldwin used to accidentally killed a cinematographer on the movie set they were loaded with target practice offset shedding light into how the cold gun was loaded with five rounds. were also learning in blank rounds in the same area. people are weighing in on social media and on interviews to work on other shows and movies, what do you think about this, executive producer of the rookie in memo to his show crew, any risk is too much risk there will be no more live weapons on the show and from craig zobel, he is the east town, the mayor of east town if you seen that the director, he said there is no reason to have guns loaded with blanks or anything onset anymore it should be fully outlawed, there is computers, the gunshot fund mayor of east town is all-digital. you can tell but w

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joey?which was an all men's club until not too long ago and also on the board of the college football playoffs. she's very impressive and have crossed over to maybe a lot of places traditionally black women weren't. so i think she had a lot to say on that. my flop of the week is washington state firing the football coach and is four of his assistants because they did not abide by vaccine mandates. let me tell you just a little bit on this. the mandate that came down from the governor, i thought universities were the places that stood up for people, theyed stood up against government tyranny, i thought universities allowed diversity of thought. this is just another example like the topic we talked about earlier where universities are becoming an extension of the government. and so just to coach -- i can't remember how to say his name, but there's a lot of sec schools that probably wouldn't mind having him down here. dr. saphier. >> well, you know, hi flop of the week was one of those uh-oh m

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he said, "you know how many miles you traveled on amtrak, joey?" and i said, "no." he said, "the boys and i figured it out at the retirement dinner." he says, "you travel 2 million" - i think it was 180, but - "2,200,000 miles." i said, "how did you get that answer?" he said, "well, 267 miles a day. we figured you traveled 119 days a year for 36 years, and then you traveled was vice president." and then he goes, "so, joey, i don't hear -- want to hear this about the air force anymore." this about [laughter] i'm a train guy, because it also is the single-most significant way we can deal with air pollution, the single-most significant way we can deal with global warming. it's going to help the region's vital maritime industry as well, by making - making the movement of ships and bridges safer and more efficient. look, with my infrastructure bill, we're going to make sure projects like this are just the beginning. across the country, there are 45,000 bridges in disrepair, some of them dangerously so; 173,000 miles of roads are in poor condition. we're going to create t

he walks up to me and goes joey, baby, grab my cheek. i thought the secret service was going to blow his head off. swear to god. true tore story. what's up. he said, joey, i read in the paper, i read in the paper you travel 1,200,000 miles on air force planes. because they keep meticulous tabs. i said yeah. he said big -- won't say the whole thing. big deal. you know how many tiles myles you travel on amtrak, joey? i said no. he said the boys and i figured it out. he said you traveled two million. i think it was 180. 2,180,000 miles. 267 miles a day. we figured you traveled 119 days a year for 36 years. you traveled as vice president. so, joey, i don't want to hear this about the air force anymore. i'm a train guy. because it also is the single most significant way we can deal with air pollution. single most significant way we can deal with global warming. it's going to help region vital maritime industries by making the movement of chips ships and bridges safer. in my infrastructure bill we are going to make sure projects like this are

, look at me, joey, you worry biden, like i'm a dupont or something.iden. nobody is better than you. and everybody is equal to you. nobody. the point i am making is is that scranton is not my home because of the memories it gave me, it's my home because of the values it gave me. so when i ran for president i came back to scranton and back to scranton, and started here in scranton and i resolved to bring values to bear with the fundamental shift in how they work for people, and look from the top down, wealthy have not done very, very well. talking about for a fundamental stake, for most of the 20th century we lead the world by a significant margin because we invested in our people. we invested in ourselves, not only in our roads and our highways and our bridges, but in our people and our families. we do not just build interstate highway system, we built a highway to the sky. we were also, we invested win the space race and we won, we are also among the first to provide access to free education, beginning in the early 1900s, we invested in our children.

remember, joey, look at me, joey. you're a biden. you are -- i swear to god. you're a biden.is better than you. and everybody is equal to you. nobody. the point i'm making is the truth is scranton isn't my home because of the memories it gave me. it's my home because of the values it gave me. so when i ran for president, i came back to scranton. i came back to scranton. i started here in scranton. and i resolved to bring scranton values to bear, to make fundamental shift in how our economy works for working people. to build the economy from the ground up and the middle out. not from the top down. i've never known a time when the middle class has done well and the wealthy have not done very, very well. i'm here to talk about what's fundamentally at stake for the families and for our country. for most of the 20th century we led the world by a significant margin because we invested in our people. we invested in ourselves. not only in our roads and highways and bridges but in our people and our families. we didn't just build interstate highway system. we built a highway to the sk

she looked at me and she said, she was then 76 years old she said this is for old people, joey.ot for me. [laughter] but think about it. for millions of families, this is the most important issue they're facing. it's personal. it's personal. bob casey gets it. bonny fights for something -- bobby fights for something he never gives up if you haven't noticed. here's what we're going to do. we're going to expand service for seniors so fam clains get help from well-paid, well-trained professionals to get their parents help at hope. to cook a meal for them. to help them get around. to put in railings on their home. when my mom lived with me she moved in with me, we finally talked her into doing it. guess what. my sister takes her up, you remember -- you remember talking about this too. takes her up to get her prescriptions. drives her back. gets out of the house. she was -- there was a little home off of our home. she wouldn't move into -- physically move into the house even though we'd done the whole thing over for her. she's just standing there. and moves and breaks her hip. she di

brian: he joins us with tim montana in joey jones.to play country music we are michael ray, why is it that country music is where patriotism and love in this country and supporting military why are they an ominous. >> i think country music is a passion, it's an american story in the and in the road when it goes hand-in-hand because it is hand-in-hand, part of the same livestock. >> tim, mid-contract, that's the title of the song what is it about that that inspired this event. >> the song clicked and talked about that and i wanted to write that the fabric of america were all one piece at the end of the day no matter where were from were american-made, that is a good title that's reason for the charity event. here we are marketing and branding it's all about giving back to the unity of this country. >> music inspires people changes lives and make things better and today is inspired an event on the second annual run and there's a lot of amazing patriots in the raising money in our publicity for really good calls. brian: i guess you guys

let's bring in top legal mind joey jackson. joey, let's flip roles for a second here.t a hard question. i've been talking to this lawyer for a while. he has always been consistent about this, okay? they never told the police that the kid had left. and i'm sorry for calling him "the kid." at my age, anybody in their early 20s, i still see them as children. when the young man left, he contacted an fbi source and told them that he didn't come home. they didn't tell the police. that's what happened. that's why the police say this never happened, they never told us. that's true, but it's also true, i believe, because the guy has been consistent the whole time, and the fbi has never come out and said they never told us the guy was missing, and they know that that's something that they might do, although they can be notoriously tight-lipped as we both know. so on the score of what the family said and didn't say, that's the easy part. the hard part is they never would talk to the petitos, they lawyered up and wouldn't help the investigators. where do that is leave them now, jo

so, yes, like joey said, that's a stunning admission.ng we don't keep live ammunition on set and the authorities seizing two boxes of ammunition, 500 rounds, in which they believe there's live ammunition there. that's a huge contradiction. when i heard that, i said, why would anyone even say that? it's wild. >> yeah, i think you're right. where is this heading, joey? >> i think it heads to a further investigation. i think the sheriff will evaluate whether or not with the district attorney it rises to the level of a crime. and if it does, that's what we'll see. obviously we'll see internal protocols evaluated on this particular set which it's on pause indefinitely. i think the movie industry itself will look at their protocols and i'd not be surprised if, around the country, you had state legislatures who are looking at activity around legislation to make this safer. so it ends in a major place, but more microscopically as it relates to this particular incident, i think potential prosecution could very well be likely. >> this will have a

do you know how many miles you traveled on amtrak, joey? and he said the boys and i figured out at the retirement dinner. he said you traveled 2 million i think it was 180, but 2,200,000 miles. well 267 miles a day we figured you traveled 119 days a year for paradis 36 years so joey, i don't want to hear this before the air force any more. i'm a train guy because it is the most significant way we could deal with air pollution. single most significant way we could deal with global wrming. it is going to help the region vital maritime industry by making the movement of ships and bridges safer and more efficient. look, with my infrastructure bill, we're going to make sure projects like this are just the beginning. across the country there are 45,000 bridges in disrepair, some of them dangerously sow. 173,000 miles of road in poor condition. we're going to create them totally new, we're going to fix them. this is going to be a good union jobs prevailing wage and you could raise a family on, jobs that can't be outsourced, we're going to make the

let's bring in joey jackson, always good to have you, brother. thing they are looking for right now, some trace that the kid is actually there. i have to believe that even if they did find remnants of a camp site that it's very different than finding him. but this is what the search is all about, right? >> yeah, there's no question about it, and so obviously you may find remnants of a camp site but the question becomes whose camp site. it's a large world and so we can't automatically presume and assume that it's his. i think investigators in my view, chris, are doing three separate things. number one, obviously they are still really dealing with the autopsy issues relating to the first point of issue here, the victim here, gabby petito, information relating to her, what they found, what the autopsy shows, what the crime scene shows. i think number two, chris, they're presenting that information before the grand jury and three, to circle back to your initial point with respect to finding brian laundrie, they want to find them, they need to find hi

let's come together one more time and free joey. we've got to free joey, everybody! look, as happy as i am for britney, the bigger issue is conservatorships themselves, because you do realize any of us could be thrown into a conservatorship at any point. all you have to do is prove to a judge you can't handle your own life. i mean, who's handling their own life well? nobody! some guy could take me to court and be like, "your honor, look what kind of person wears hoodies on a tv show? he's clearly not well. and if we're not going to end conservatorships, we could at least apply them more selectively. i mean, britney spears is worth $60 million. she doesn't need a conservator. you know who does? people with $60 billion. those people are out of control. name one thing britney has done that's as wasteful as going into space in a giant penis. speaking of conservatorship, there's one country that might need some help in running its affairs. >> tonight, the worst fuel crisis to hit britain in decades. >> i didn't think it would be as bad as it actually was until i actually

cnn legal analyst joey jackson joins me now. hey, joey, nice to see you.hey're pushing for a psych evaluation given the stakes? >> it really is, pamela. good evening to you, good to be with you. this is what lawyers do. just to reset what's happening here, as we know, there was also a wrongful death action that ms. bryant filed along with the others in the helicopter with her husband that day. that's related to the helicopter company. that's relevant to what i'm about to say. the separate lawsuit, the one of which we speak, that had to do with the photos, in addition to what the fire department took, they apparently distributed them that was against protocol and policies, and quite frankly, against humanity. nobody should be distributing that as if it's material you could laugh about or talk about, even. she was concerned, ms. bryant and others, so filed a lawsuit saying, i am emotionally distressed by this, and by the way, you violated my privacy and other causes of action. so what l.a. county said was since you're raising your mental health as an issue i

joey jackson, bobby shiancoe, thank you so much.ig night, glad to have you both. >>> another legal issue, merrick garland is the attorney general. he's going to have a big decision to make. it may be a slam dunk for the democrats in congress to say that bannon should be prosecuted for contempt but what will the attorney general do? is it a different decision for him than it is for the politicians on the january 6th committee? and did president biden make things tougher for garland? how? we'll explain. and then we'll take up the question with a former attorney general under a republican president. what would he do? inside the exposed dentin to help repair sensitive teeth. my patients are able to have that quality of life back. i recommend sensodyne repair and protect with deep repair. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high you know how i feel ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel ♪ [man: coughing] ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day... ♪ no matter how you got copd it's time to make a stand. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good ♪ start a ne

is joey slye.y in the news with regard to nfl news raider fans, you might want to listen up to this because here's a guy talking about your quarterback. and it ain't good. last night's game if you set the raiders last number 97 joey bosa of the chargers, putting constant pressure on the raiders quarterback derek carr. that was last night, of course, and today he was doing some talking. is, he says the chargers knew exactly what would work against car here's both said earlier today. we knew once we hit them with few times you really get shook and you saw on c c sec. he was pretty much curling into a ball before we even got back there. so okay, great player. he's been having a great year, but we know once you get pressure on him, he kind of shuts down. very seldom. do you hear one professional athlete, rip another one like that car can have his revenge on the field. they play each other in the last game of the regular season. in the meantime, the warriors will play a preseason game tomorrow. and clay

joey jackson, bobby shacone, thank you so much. a big night, glad to have you both. >>> another legal issue, merrick garland is the attorney general. he's going to have a big decision to make. it may be a slam dunk for the democrats in congress to say that bannon should be prosecuted for contempt but what will the attorney general do? is it a different decision for him than it is for the politicians on the january 6th committee? and did president biden make things tougher for garland? how? we'll explain. and then we'll take up the question with a former attorney general under a republican president. what would he do? next. we have to be able to repair the enamel on a daily basis. with pronamel repair toothpaste, we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened state. it's innovative. my go to toothpaste is going to be pronamel repair. tonight, i'll be eating a buffalo chicken panini. fire! nas... spare a pound? what? you know, bones, shillings, lolly? lolly? i don't have any money. you don't look broke... ♪ i'm a reporter for the

that's a law involuntary manslaughter. >> joey, the d.a. talked about criminal culpability in new mexico. listen. >> our standard for involuntary manslaughter, our lowest level of homicide, whether intention al or unintentional, is willful disregard for the safety of others. the key word is willful. that almost equates to a reckless standard which is higher than negligence. >> willful disregard. what does that mean, paul, for the person who put the bullet in the chamber and also the person or persons who were supposed to check and make sure it wasn't there? >> well, you know, we heard from the sheriff and the district attorney who the potential people being looked at in terms of a criminal indictment are in this case. of course you have to start with alec baldwin. i don't happen to think he's going to get indicted. the district attorney said something very telling yesterday. she said handling a gun is like dealing with a live snake. you're going to be careful how you carried the snake. baldwin heard it was a cold gun but didn't go beyond th

joey, your job's about a lot more than a paycheck. it's about your dignity.say, honey, it's going to be okay. think about it. think about what it is. it means a lot more than just whether you get a paycheck. it defines who you are in his mind. and i learned that at the kitchen table in scranton, a place where you take care of one another. and as i said, my mother, i used to stutter badly when i was a kid. if tommy and charlie and my old friends were here at st. paul's, my nickname was blackbird. wasn't meant at a compliment. i wasn't very big, you could beat me, but i'd hurt you. you think i'm kidding. i'm not. it's one of those things that i was fortunate because the people i was surrounded by, our neighbors in scranton as well, that people, people stuck up for you. stuck up for one another. my mother used to say, look at my, joey. you're a -- man. like i'm a -- swear to god. you're a biden. nobody is better than you. and everybody's equal to you. nobody. the point i'm making is the truth is scranton isn't my home because of the memories it gave me. it's my

joey jackson. look, just because it happened before doesn't mean it's true here. prosecutors have to make the case every time out beyond a reasonable doubt. this isn't about cancelling somebody, this is about convicting them for a major felony. thank you both very much. as we get more information, i'll bring you back. appreciate it. >>> all right, now, politics. if you are a gop governor, why would you pick a fight with your own base and big business? that's the question circling around the texas governor. how strong is the pull of being like trump? he's going after vaccine mandates that now big businesses in his state are ignoring. and now a fellow prominent conservative in texas is not happy with him. he's here to tell us why, next. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? you got it. ♪ liberty, liberty - liberty, liberty ♪ uh, i'll settle for something i can dance to. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ ♪ ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ >> tech: when you get a chip in your win

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joey, a lot to go through here today.rt first with learning in this reserve, which had so far come up empty, there is a camp site that appears to have recently been used. what does that mean? >> yeah. brianna, good morning to you. it could mean a little. it could mean a lot. just to clarify, remember it's a large world. it's a large area. many people use that. so we can't immediately draw the conclusion just because it was recently used there's any connection to him. now, saying that, we have to be mindful of prior search warrants done with respect to his home, that is mr. laundrie, with respect to items that the police were looking for. and we have to presume based upon that that they have relevant dna, relevant samples with regard to anything that would have to do with him. certainly they have samples as to gabby petito. and so the police can make that connection, right, because of the information and forensic technology they have. but a camp site without more, that is the information i provided to you, right, could mea

good to see you both, joey. could alec baldwin or any of the crew members face any legal consequences for the shooting? >> you know, it's possible. but let's start with alec baldwin where i think it's highly unlikely. i think pivoting quickly to this point other things will happen, of course. i think the sheriff's office as we know is undertake-upping an extensive investigation to determine what went, who went, et cetera. there's a review with regard to that particular production. i think there'll be an industrywide review and i think we'll see other legislative efforts potentially to whether or not alec baldwin would be criminally responsible. when we do things in any job we have we reasonably rely upon other people because we operate as a team. in the event it was indicated cold gun, he had no reason to believe it was just that, tchts it was a prop and it would never hurt anyone. so it's difficult to charge him. i think moving on from that last point, pamela, they'll look at other people and what their roles,

during the summer and walks up to me and says joey, baby and grabs my cheek and i thought the secret service was going to blow his head off. [laughter] i swear to god, true story. no, he's a friend. what's up? he said joey, i read in the paper you travel 1,200,000 miles on air force planes because they keep tabs. i said yes. he said -- i won't say the whole thing, he said big deal. you know how many miles on amtrak to travel? the boys and i figured out the retirement dinner, he said you travel to mailing, i think 180. how to get back answer, 267 miles a day figured what travel might to 19 days a year as vice president so charlie, i want to hear this about the air force anymore. [laughter] i am a trained guy. because it's also the single most significant way we can deal with air pollution. single most significant way to deal with global warming warming. it's what you help by making movement of ships and bridges safer and more efficient. my infrastructure bill, or when to make projects like this just the beginning. across the country, there are 45000 bridges in disrepair, some of them

[laughs] anyway. >> sean: i'm sure the kids got that joke, joey. gordon to the rnc, joe biden has not held an official press conference and over 100 days. we all know the answer why. he is not mentally or physically capable of conducting a lengthy presser. forget about late afternoon. if you ever tried at night it would be an unmitigated disaster. you don't need a medical degree from harvard to figure this all out. biden is also desperately trying to avoid being held accountable for all of these many self-inflicted crises that he caused. remember the economy is a disaster because of him. gas prices are spiking dramatically because of him. energy dependence is back because of joe. not good for national security not good for the economy. there's a massive worker shortage all because of joe biden. nationwide surprised supplies chains disruption because of joe biden. the afghanistan was a disaster one that could have easily been preventable. same with the southern border. it's in chaos because of him. every single one of these crises easily preventable

i want to play the comments of one parent and get your thoughts, joey. have a listen. >> i am just hoping that they will start masking and take some responsibility to keep our kids safe at school. on my school's website on all of their board, documentation, they say they want to provide a safe place to learn, and i think that to do that especially with the delta variant out there, they need to start masking kids. >> this is not just about one parent there, because there's a superpac that's raising money to sue every school board in the state that's not following cdc guidelines. where does that go? quite an interesting strategy. does that have legs? >> i think it does for the following reason -- when you look at the issue of liability of the schools you look at a few things, right? you look at one, duty. the school system has a duty and obligation to protect the children. how do you do that? you do that with respect to following guidance, with regard to making decisions that are going to keep parents' children safe. causation. as a result of your violatio

joey jackson is a cnn legal analyst and a criminal defense attorney. good to see you. >> so investigators found this notebook and backpack near his remains. i mean, what are the questions that you believe investigators will have? what will they be looking for to help piece together some of this mystery? >> yeah. so, there's so many responsibilities investigators have, and let's not forget that the primary responsibility really is to gabby petito's family, right. that was the basis upon which they were looking for brian laundrie in the first incidence. i think investigators as a whole just the global view will really tie up the investigation as to gabby petito's death. i think investigators will really circle around that and do the best they can to do that including prosecutors having a responsibility either to discontinue the grand jury investigation as to brian laundrie or, in the alternative, to seek a posthumous indictment knowing now that he's dead and certainly being transparent with the family of gabby petito. i think outside of that now specific

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you know how many miles you travel on amtrak, joey?u've traveled 2,200,000 miles. i said how did you get that answer? 267 miles a day, we figured you traveled 119 days a year for 36 years, so joey, i don't want to hear this about the air force anymore. i'm a trained guy. because it also is the single most significant way we can deal with air pollution. single most significant way we can deal with global warming, it's going to help the vital maritime industry as well by making the movement of ships and bridges safer and more efficient. with my infrastructure bill, we will make sure projects like this are just the beginning. across the country, 45,000 bridges in disrepair, some of them dangerously so, 173,000 miles of roads in poor condition. we are going to create them, totally new. we are going to fix them. this is going to be good union jobs, you can raise a family on, jobs that can't be outsourced. we will make the largest investment of public transportation in the history of america replacing transit vehicles that are passed their u

. >> joining us now, criminal defense attorney cnn legal analyst joey jackson.e received a jury summons for this case, about ten times what it would normally be for this courthouse. we have to factor that in as we talk about the difficulty of seating a jury here. what's also interesting is prosecutors are pulled in from atlanta because there were concerns, you know, in this small county. should those concerns be in place for the jury? how do you get through all of that? you heard the concerns from ahmaud arbery's mother. >> yes. good morning, erica. you'll get through it with some difficulty, but you will get through it. you noted that a thousand jurors have been called in, at least to be evaluated by the defense and the procuges. that's important. we all have opinions about everything. can you base what you find at the end of the day on what you hear in the courtroom, the facts, the circumstances, the evidence, and nothing else? if you can, it's not a jury for you. if you can, you're impaneled. i'm confident with 1,000 members called you'll be able to cull out

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here now to react the fox news contributor and our friend, joey jones. joey, thanks for being here.s is right now and the fact that the marine corps' cracking down on him hard? >> you know, two things can be true at once. he called in the first video, he knew what was going to happen, he knew that's how the marine corps works. i'm not going to go so far as to say that the marine corps is going above and and beyond to punish him, because we just don't know him. the other thing is there's a tremendous amount of hypocrisy when you see general milley go and do these book interviews and sit in front of congress and talk about crt and things like that and then say that lieutenant colonel sheller has broken rules by being critical. especially in the marine corps, the only way you can have true accountability is if you command respect and have consistency. i understand why he's been put in the brig. he did violate lawful orders x he's acknowledged that himself. but i hope he's being treated with respect, dignity and given a fair opportunity to defend himself and, ultimately, the marine corp

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let's get some more on all of this, joining us now cnn legal analyst, joey jackson. to you that authorities are seeking his help three weeks into the search effort? >> i think that he could have certainly helped sooner and he could have done it voluntarily weeks ago. you know, look, authorities have a vested interest in bringing this to justice. i get and understand that. in doing that, they're going to exhaust every resource. i think that's a resource in the event that he wanted to be helpful, who could be very helpful with respect to the inclinations of his son, with respect to the trails he knows his son to frequent, with respect to what his son does, when he does it, how he does it. it would be a bevy of information in the event that he's truthful, in the event that he really has a willingness to help, and in the event that, again, he's candid with respect to what he tells authorities. but you know, it's good he's helping now, but certainly i think if he helped earlier it would have been much more significant. >> we also know and you know this, that laundrie's pa

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joining us, our legal analyst and criminal defense attorney, joey jackson.t the assistant director on this film was actually fired from a previous movie after a crew member was injured by a gun incident. what legal issues potentially does that raise? >> yeah, it's very troubling, wolf, to say the least because now what you have tit is production company on notice. to the extent you know of a past problem involving this person so you have a duty or responsibility in keeping people safe to assess that, to determine what job they're going to hold with your production company and should it be the very job that they were just fired for this purpose. and also, what, if any, training did you give them to acclimate them to this new environment. so when you learn about the past history, it raises serious questions about what this production company was doing with regard to the people that were surrounding this production to make it as safe as it could be. >> beyond that, joey, according to multiple reports, there were at least two accidental gun discharges on the set

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