waukesha it is even more apparent because he had a lengthy criminal rap sheet but in buffalo, shootinga school and detained by the police and then given a mental health evaluation. nothing really came of that. is there a lesson here to be learned? >> yeah, i think we need to look at the prewarning signs we are seeing out there and pay attention to that and maybe take a little bit more action. i know law enforcement, which unfortunately many communities have been on purpose by the left struggle with the resources to do this. again, it is a narrative pushed by president biden and now even our own governor is talking about this. some need to say, hey, if we deal this is seriously and realistically, we need to put the resources and law enforcement to dig into this. when they don't have those resources because they have been cut, they can't go after the problems. >> todd: it seems odd that fitting narrative always seems to come before doing what is right for this administration. but that is where we are. crisco pinker, thank you, sir. the police under attack and the officer saying they were

they ignore racial violence like the waukesha parade attack.lyn subway shooter, the capitol hill attacker who was influenced by the likes of farrakhan. all those were swept under the rug. they are hot and cold on hate crime. because if you frame it around republicans being racist, and we need to take your gun away, what do are we not talking about? well, we're not talking about the economy being in ruin, gas prices hitting a record high for a seventh day in a row? crime run rampant, the border wide open and americans worse off now than when joe biden was elected. white guilt is a very powerful emotion when people feel guilty, it makes it easy to manipulate them. there is great shame in being called a racist or being associated with racism. and there's a movement out there to associate racism with you. if you are white, if you vote republican, you don't have a racist bone in your body, doesn't matter. there are very powerful forces in this country that want you to be distracted looking inside yourself for what's gone wrong. don't look at the out

they do not mention waukesha, wisconsin. they do not mention boulder, colorado. why do they not? why is it so consistent that those are not mentioned? it is it is exactly the same issue in which there's always a focus on a particular type of hate, white supremacy. let me tell you something. i have no hesitancy to say that the twisted butcher in buffalo, new york, was a white supremacist. more than that, it's evident that he was mentally ill. that does not mean that republicans writ large are domestic terrorists or white supremacists. it is a smear. and it is deliberate. worst of all, this preoccupation to the exclusion of all else that smears the right, smears people center-right as racists, white supremacists, is a device, a demagoguic device to distract from abysmal policy disasters led and created by advocacy and policy of democrats. the defund police debacle that led to 30% increases in homicides, not as tragic as they are 10 and 20 killings of people by domestic terrorists on occasions, but 5,000 additional homicides a year and do you know what? 65% of those were suffered by

what about the waukesha guy or those who killed white people is say we just don't know, it happens to be a coincidence. that's what you always say. hypocrisy is a double standard all day. >> buffalo news this morning, reporting on the manifesto, alleged shooter behind, racist manifesto details, hateful views, methodical planning of the gunman. law enforcement officials investigate mass shootings sometimes struggle to find out what led the assailant to commit heinous crimes. in the case of the manla they sy perpetrated saturday's assault, that took the lives of ten people and wounded three c more, they did not have to look far. chilling detail accused shooter laid out 180 page manifesto why he wanted to kill, how he came to believe a racist conspiracy theory and recordedd himself driving to a supermarket on jefferson avenue in carrying out the attack. law enforcement officials sunday told buffalo news they are convinced of the authenticity of manifesto they say patent gendron posted online saturday sometime before he pulled up to a top market and began a racist shooting spree. gendron,

the waukesha guy had a lot of writing about white people.ot to mention i heard you talking about tucker carlson. have you heard msnbc with joy read and nicole wallace? have you heard don lemon? those guys are race baiting all day talking about white people suck. you talk about fascism -- host: for this particular alleged gunman, you think he was motivated by some of those media views and the actions of previously race motivated shootings like dylan root? caller: i do not know. we have not studied it. what we say we just don't know, it happens to be a mere coincidence. democracy is a double standard. host: this is the buffalo news reporting on the manifesto on the alleged shooter left behind or posted detailing hateful views, methodical planning of the accused gunman. they write that law enforcement officials who investigate mass shootings struggle to figure out what led the salient to commit set -- the a salient to commit such -- the assailant to commit such heinous crimes. in the case of saturday's assault, they do not have to look far. in

guest: that took place in waukesha, wisconsin, a few miles from where i am right now. i am sorry. with all the respect, that is the tired argument i have heard over and over again. the reality is these mass shootings are so much worse because of the tool. and ar-15 that can murder 19 children in minutes is not the same as a hammer. could we acknowledge that? look around the world, these shootings are not taking place in places like britain. there have been mass shootings in other countries, but they have dealt with it. they have said this is not acceptable. what can we do to stop it? look around the world. i am a strong believer in american exceptionalism, but this is a dark part of american exceptionalism. we are exceptional in the frequency of these mass shootings. there are people who are evil, who are mentally ill, who are twisted, all over the planet. but only in the united states today have access to these weapons of war and so, on a weekly basis, we have this weekly conversation of, how did this happen? to the caller's point that the only thing that made america great is gu

several people with their faces covered holding up signs included one that says we will not forget waukeshaing to say the least. there are a lot of us here. it's sickening. >> reporter: others are not as surprised. veronica benjamin grew up in danville and said how she first reacted to the demonstration. >> it was just a big sorry. but also it was typical. it could be expected. i just read about what happened in buffalo. so i was wondering if was organized with these people were extremely tone deaf. i mean how disrespectful of human life can you be? they were both shot and killed by andrew hall. the organizers vision was a safe place for all. >> we are asking to share space. and we are hoping that would not threaten them and make them feel like they would have to do this. rather than the community in the same area. >> reporter: but she says demonstrations like the show there is a lot more work. >> we have to heal as humanity together. >> the shift promises they responded to the demonstration and determined that they were not violating the law took we will still follow the investigations in

. >> todd: the white house said it did not have the time nor the resources to visit the city of waukesha after the attack. congress holding first public ufo hear nothing 50 years, releasing trove of video and evidence. not just science fiction, lawmakers are raising national security question. >> colin: congressman brad wenstrup was in the hearing and will tell us if the pentagon answered any of his questions. he joins us next. at adp, we use data-driven insights to design solutions to help you manage payroll, benefits, and hr today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪ this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast. so you can have more success tomorrow. like riding-a-cheetah fast. isn't that right, girl? whoa! it can connect hundreds of devices at once. [ in unison ] that's powerful. couldn't have said it better myself. and with three times the bandwidth, the gaming never has to end. slaying is our business. and business is good. unbeatable internet from xfinity. made to do anything so you can d

respect here, a car can be used as a deadly weapon for a responsible person, we saw that happen in waukeshao we stand back and say is this an issue of mental health, do we go after the guns were after the people not using guns properly? >> all of the above. it's a mental health issue, we've closed our resources to mental health and as a police captain who worked with me, her son was mentally ill up until the age 18, then after 18 they were on their own, our captain turn in to the fbi concerned about what he would do as a result, he is now in prison because they did that. parents shouldn't have to make that choice, mental health should address people in crisis and social media, people are using, people in mental health crisis are seeing this is something they want to do, they want to be relevant in their last final days and understanding that, any mitigation measure we can to protect our kids in school, that's training, quality procedures, personnel, look at what police has gone through in the last two years, we had a conversation about the funding police and let's ensure they militarize, th

a chance to ask the new press secretary karin jean-pierre why the president never went to visit waukesha after another senseless attack targeted a christmas parade at the end of last year and she said he has visited many communities, bret? >> bret: peter doocy live on the north lawn. thank you. stocks were mixed today, the dow up 27. the s&p 500 down 16. the nasdaq down 142 today. we have less than 24 hours now until polls open in north carolina and pennsylvania for big primaries in those states. new developments may have shaken up the race in pennsylvania. bling you that. three republican candidates neck and neck in the polls i will speak with one shortly. the front runner suffers a medical emergency on the campaign trail. senior correspondent rich edson has the latest from pittsburgh tonight. >> primary election night party without the candidate, the confront runner for the democratic demonstration for senate here in pennsylvania had a stroke last week. lieutenant governor john fetterman says he is resting in the hospital. >> hey, everybody. it's donna gizelle as you can see we hit a b

but here is what concerns about how the fbi's handling cases for if you remembered waukesha, wisconsin a christmas parade massacre. darrell brooks junior drove his car through mostly white parade trying to kill as many white people as possible hit racially much motivated commentary on the internet and on his computer. the fbi did not come in they did not say this was racially motivated and did not prosecute him federally. and they should have a pretty guess the problem is they thought it didn't fit a certain narrative. this should not be about narratives that are bad people out of the do bad things that are motivated on all sides of the aisle. the fbi should not play games with these kind of crimes. look at them, they are racially motivated get involved in prosecute anybody. with its darrell brooks student or this sicko no matter what the politics are. >> lar before we come to want to take a listen to what new york's governor had to say this morning. >> this is a toxics do of a rising right wing extremism, ideology that is out there. white supremacy, easy access to guns at a permissive

the trip tomorrow, how come the president is visiting a buffalo but couldn't visit with a kesha -- waukesha? karine: he's able to go tomorrow to buffalo before the trip. that is something that's important for him to do. he's visited other communities. buffalo is not the first community, sadly, that he has to go up to. that's not the first one. he's been to many others. reporter: you outlined some steps the administration taken related to the baby formula. do you have any sense of the timeline the f.d.a. is considering, obviously, for parents, this is an hour by hour, day-by-day concern. is the president expressing any worry about how quickly this can be resolved since parents are dealing with this? karine: this is something that's incredibly important for the president. we want this to happen as soon as possible, as quickly as possible. that's why we're working with manufacturers and retailers, as i laid out. that's why f.d.a. is working with abbott to open up that facility so we want to get this done as quickly as possible. that's why we've been working 24/7 to make that happen. reporter:

, for example, we learned that a car , a vehicle had somehow on its own committed mass murder in waukesha, wisconsin. cnn told quote, a car drove through a city christmas parade killing six people cch and injug scores of others. iou a car just did it. do you have it in your garage? be careful they can do that . then it's the other day we learn from the hill and politico that a fire somehow spontaneouslyli erupted in a christian counseling center in madison, wisconsin. it was i, probablymb bad wiring or just an act o of god should he exist quotefi a fire broke outre sunday at the office of the anti abortion. it justt broke out as fires dohe and then there's this here's the washington post latest news bulletin and we're quoting bullet goesre through window virginia attorney general's offices. there's no gunmance, no one fird it just a bullet what we callal an errant bullet , a stray bullet . bullets arere like that . shouldun be careful out there, especially if they're biden voters around inanimate objectsm can go rogue. so the washington post, whichhi really is such a deep source of amusem

they do not mention waukesha, wisconsin. they do not mention boulder, colorado. why do they not? why is it so consistent that those are not mentioned? it is it is exactly the same issue in which there's always a focus on a particular type of hate, white supremacy. let me tell you something. i have no hesitancy to say that the twisted butcher in buffalo, new york, was a white supremacist. more than that, it's evident that he was mentally ill. that does not mean that republicans writ large are domestic terrorists or white supremacists. it is a smear. and it is deliberate. worst of all, this preoccupation to the exclusion of all else that smears the right, smears people center-right as racists, white supremacists, is a device, a demagoguic device to distract from abysmal policy disasters led and created by advocacy and policy of democrats. the defund police debacle that led to 30% increases in homicides, not as tragic as they are 10 and 20 killings of people by domestic terrorists on occasions, but 5,000 additional homicides a year and do you know what? 65% of those were suffered by

. >> how come the president is visiting buffalo after his strategy there but couldn't visit waukesha after six were killed and 61 injured in an attack on a christmas parade there . >> he's visited many communities . buffalo he was able to go tomorrow to buffalo. before the trip, that is something that was important for him to do but he has visited many other communities. buffalo is not the first committee sadly he has to go up to because of a violent attack . so that's not the first one. >> you outline some steps the administration is taking on baby formula . any sense of the timeline for the imports that the fda is considering. obviously for parents this is a hour by hour day by day concern is the president expressing any worry about how quickly this can be resolve as parents are dealing with this on an urgent basis? >> this is something that's incredibly important to the president. we want this to happen as soon as possible. that is why we're working with manufacturers and retailers as i just laid out. that's why fda is working with abbott to open up that facility so we want to get

. -- waukesha, wisconsin. caller: good morning to all of you. just wanted to say that i am 68 years old and i have never seen the country go down so asked, so low in my lifetime. i live in wisconsin and i saw the ads for ron johnson. ron johnson is the finest senator wisconsin has ever had, and i think there is going to be a massive, massive red wave not only here in wisconsin, nationally. i look forward to it and that is my comment and thank you. host: i will let you jump in first. guest: looked, republicans are confident. they have the wind in their sails, and that is a challenge for democrats. you have republicans who are really motivated, and you have people who potentially went to the democratic party in recent years. we lost a lot of voters, particularly suburbs, educated voters that gave democrats a chance. it is not working out, whether it is incompetent government, covid has not gone away in the way that a lot of people hope it would, and now you have new problems that are actually probably much more tangibly worse for voters. it was re

. -- waukesha, wisconsin. caller: good morning to all of you. i just wanted to say that i am 68 years old and i have never seen the country go down so asked, so low in my lifetime. i live in wisconsin and i saw the ads for ron johnson. ron johnson is the finest senator wisconsin has ever had, and i think there is going to be a massive, massive red wave not only here in wisconsin, nationally. i look forward to it and that is my comment and thank you. host: i will let you jump in first. guest: looked, republicans are confident. they have the wind in their sails, and that is a challenge for democrats. you have republicans who are really motivated, and you have people who potentially went to the democratic party in recent years. we lost a lot of voters, particularly suburbs, educated voters that gave democrats a chance. it is not working out, whether it is incompetent government, covid has not gone away in the way that a lot of people hope it would, and now you have new problems that are actually probably much more tangibly worse for voters. it was