witnesses are now saying they were urging police to go inside rob elementary school and the timeline is becoming clearer. the shooter may have been in the classroom 40 minutes from the time he opened fire to when the tactical team shot him. governor greg abbott addressed the shooter s chilling facebook posts before the shooting. the only information that was known in advance was posted by the gunman on facebook, the first post was i m going to shoot my grandmother. the second post was i shot my grandmother. the third post was i m going to shoot an elementary school. harris: the frightening image shows how close the agent came to getting a bullet through the head with a round of ammunition ripping a hole through the fabric and injuring his scalp. bill melugin is in uvalde. a lot of questions today about that timeline. good morning to you. there are. quickly i would like to show you the front page of the local newspaper here in uvalde this morning. the uvalde leader news.
this scenario predicated. with the school you want to get in as fast as possible. you have 8, 9 and 10-year-old in the classroom. you can t use the aggressive tactics outside the door for fear of injuring or killing more young kids who are in that classroom. harris: that s the case when you think there might be hostages. you are right. tenderness of their age. the school was supposed to be o b on lock down. there was a door unlocked. i just want to know the basics once he left his grandmother s house. there is a bit of a timeline coming into clearer focus and you re right. you heard bill melugin just reporting, was it 40 or 60 minutes? 40 minutes or an hour? this is what the texas department of public safety director said about the timeline. let s watch. went down a hallway, turned
photo of the guy running for governor? why do you think that is? i gotot to tell you, this is some of the worst opposition research i ve ever seen in my life. how one of his primary opponents or his political opponents or the local papers are the national press, for that matter, found this picture is beyond me. this was a hotly contested race. you would think that there would be no stone unturned. they would have talked to friends from college to find out what happened. they did not. this was poor opposition research by everybody involved here, and it s time for him to go. tucker: it s not even opposition research, just reporting. maybe we can get the washington post guys who were assigned to ralph northam on the show to explain how they missed this. the genius. i have done operation research in my life, and the first thing you do is try to find pictures of them from when they were in college. otthis is not tucker: brett kavanaugh. [laughs] they areke shells, that s why.
acute national concern if the way the president s campaign chairman is going to try to lessen his time in prison is not just by pleading guilty, but also by agreeing to cooperate with prosecutors in the special counsel s office in any case they may be pursuing against the sitting president of the united states. and that prospect is why after all of that reporting over the last few weeks, this from abc news yesterday was really the breakthrough report here. president s campaign chair, yes, like everybody says, is seeking to plead guilty, seeking a deal in conjunction with a guilty plea. but crucially, what abc news added yesterday is this. quote, mueller s office is seeking cooperation from manafort for information related to president donald trump and the 2016 campaign. that was yesterday from abc news. now tonight they ve reportedly got a deal. first reported by abc news. thus far nobody else has matched it, although a number of news outlets tonight have reported that talks are defini
the judiciary committee, dianne feinstein released a short by jarring statement. quote, i have received information from an individual concerning the nomination of brett kavanaugh to the supreme court. that individual strongly requested confidentiality, declined to come forward or the press the matter further. i have honored that decision. however, i have referred the matter to federal investigative authorities. hmm. we reached out the senator feinstein s office tonight. they would not provide us any information beyond that statement. news outlets starting with ryan grim at the intercept, later bust buzzfeed then the new york times, washington post, now nbc news are all reporting that senator feinstein first became aware of whatever this information is thanks to a letter. the new york times tonight reporting that this letter was sent in july, first to the office of a california democratic congresswoman anna eshoo. congresswoman eshoo then relayed the letter to senator