process and represent the people that she loved dearly here in the tucson region. in fact, it s been reported that it s not uncommon for her to pull four or five events like that a day. there are reports that the man in custody may not have acted alone tempt us about that. the sheriff s department is conducting the investigation. clarence dupnik is a very capable sheriff in this region. i have heard the same thing, that we do have the shooter, but there is apparently an individual of interest. we have a photo that is being circulated. i have no doubts that that person will be brought in for questioning and find out what his involvement is. you can about imagine.
any conclusions, learn all the facts and then we have to join together as arizonans and get back on track but this isn t working and we need a new direction. might the sheriff know something that we don t know or something that he s not telling us or is he looking at this person s online social pages or what have you? but we don t know the motive yet. and we re being told by the police that he is not cooperating. so why are people putting, in your estimation, putting two and two together and saying this is about political discourse or bigotry or hatred? there s become such a giant political divide in our state. the best way for individuals to get elected, for the most part, is to be divisive, to be nasty, to use hate language, to use language of fear. and we as a state are in a place where we re going to have to take a step back. otherwise this kind of activity is going to continue. and we re all very nervous about it. that s why a lot of us are coming together and that s why the s
this. this law will not go into effect until 90 days after the legislature adjourns, which will probably be soon. my guess is there will be several lawsuits filed on some of the points that i raised and other points as well. my guess is when the courts take a look at this that they re going to issue an injunction from its enforcement and eventually it s going to be declared unconstitutional. sheriff clarence dupnik from peoplea county, arizona, very illuminating and thank you for your time tonight, sir. thank you. many republicans have doubted the constitutionality of the law. few on either side have actually sat down and analyzed it, so let s do so now with constitutional law expert, jonathan turley. professor of law at george washington university. jon, good evening. hi, keith. there is something sheriff dupnik just said i want to get to, but give me the pig puck chur, what is the constitutional challenge to the whole thing? there s probably two grounds for challenge.