saved more lives? that s exactly right. we re about ten years from the boston marathon bombing which is sort of, in our space, sort of a pivotal moment where the realization that one ought to crowd source the ability of capturing, especially in these very short short-time frame incidents the perpetrator, because they might do more harm. people remember ten years ago, a momentous moment when the fbi comes out with pictures. it s now part of the standard operating procedure. you need the public s health. there s no reason to keep it from the public. they are the victims, it s their community. and that s exactly what happened in this case. it now happened the whole incident from the shooting and deaths of students to his self-inflicted wound, you know, was four hours. i mean, this is a remarkable time frame. so, when you say lives are saved, yeah. because he s not walking around for a day or two days or even
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best we go ahead and bail. pete: president train s off the tracks, then i m taking you with me. [laughter] rachel: all right. well, coming up, the only thing crazier than what pete just did is that a rhode island high school assistant principal reportedly asked for donations, basically she wanted to crowd source a cartel migrant trafficker and paying the fee that a young student pete: yeah. gotta pay the coyote. of. rachel: he s there to help people, as she says in the e-mail. pete: as house republicans gear up for their first hearing oned biden s border crisis. congressman darrell issa sits on the judiciary committee, he joins us next. it s the about time for a drink. it s about time for a cold one woman: why did we choose safelite? vo: for us, driving around is the only way we can get our baby
eastern. we re waiting for them to come, hopefully gathering more information particularly about the suspect. what was noteworthy in the first briefing that they had, andrew, was that they had no way of knowing what this man they believe is a man, and that s about it. they have no other identifying information to give to the public to help crowd source, the use a term that juliette used earlier. it s a really, really tough situation for the investigators to be in. just reading some of the open source reporting, the l.a. times related several witnesses who did identify the person as male and also described the firearm. they thought he was carrying what we refer to as a long gun, a rifle, something larger than a pistol, also described that he was able to quickly reload the
2020, this friday. so buckle, up the crowd source portion of this is getting ready for takeoff, and there s likely more turbulence ahead that does it for us tonight, we re gonna see you agai tomorrow now, it is time for the last word with jonathan capehart, i for lawrence hey jonathan haley was, yeah i guess we re gonna keep the conversation going about donal trump, at the top of our show, so thank you very much for tha handoff. 2020 tie, hasn t been a good year for donald trump. and 2023 isn t looking muc better if there s any doubt that is legal problems are getting t donald trump, consider this. what was on his mind o christmas day? not wishing everyone a happy holiday, with family and friends, but attacking the fbi and the justice department and a fantastic profile for ne york magazine, 11 itself say that donald trump, who i becoming more isolated he s embroiled in multiple state and federa