and further on. there is always a bit of distance between putin and execut executors. i remember covering the soldiers without flags on their uniforms, one of the creepiest things i ve seen. great to have you. one of the more notable things about the announcement today of mueller s indictment of russian individuals and companies accused of interfering in the 2016 presidential election was the theater and craft around the announcement. with me to read between the lines is frank feg lew zi, former assistant director of counter intelligence to the fbi and harry lipman. harry, i ll begin with you with rod rosenstein. previous indictments did not have rosenstein taking questions. they did not have him owning the work product of mueller. today s did. what s the significance of that? it s a big vindication for rod rosenstein. he s been maybe a sharper whipping boy for trump and the
soldiers without flags on their uniforms, one of the creepiest things i ve seen. great to have you. one of the more notable things about the announcement today of mueller s indictment of russian individuals and companies accused of interfering in the 2016 presidential election was the theater and craft around the announcement. with me to read between the lines is frank feg lew zi, former assistant director of
have anything. thank you, tommy. tammy leitner with the students there. frank feg lew zi, former assistant director for counter intelligence at the fbi and national security analyst. thank you, so much for coming in. i don t know what to say. this is happening again and again uniquely in this country, the pattern is motive, someone very much alienated, angry at society. high school is tough. with the availability of semi-automatic weapons and multiple ammunition, multiple and munition of magazines, it s fairly easy to put it together and one person did today. frank? chris, i want to talk to everybody out there who is wondering what they can do. we ve certainly got into the gun control issue. and people need to work that out. that rests largely with congress. i want to talk to folks who say i want something to do now. it s time to start equipping our
they take less than two minutes. most are 90 seconds. would it catch an angry kid? it s not clear. we don t note of anything about his background. if he had any misdemeanor, domestic violence, restraining order it, might. the police can do something if you ve done something wrong. we obviously respect civil liberties. if a person s angry, you don t put them in jail for being angry. they can say everybody hates me in the lunchroom. nobody invites me to parties. how do you know? frank feg lew zi said there s a point where you break before the final act. how do you stop the person at that the point. we both raised kids. they know what s going on. at columbine, sandy hook. those kids knew that these boys were troubled. but there s a lot of people like that that don t go out and shoot people. that s right. that s why we need a more sophisticated way of being able to intervene in the lives of
we have to address the inability for us to once and for all get guns and keep them from the hands of people who shouldn t have them. hang on there congresswoman. frank feg lew zi has just brought up that issue. let s have colloquy between the two of you. frank talk to her what you think should be done in terms of national policy to alert people to people with real emotional problems that look to be dangerous, potentially murderous and what we can do about spotting them and helping them before they hurt people? i think there s two actions here. one is the sad state we find ourselves in where we have to begin as part of a curriculum in school teaching teachers, counselors and students to recognize the warning signs and indicators of potential violence amongst their peers, amongst their classmates. the second thing is ensure that schools don t expel a student for serious violent tendencies and just wash their hands of it.