the thing the probably has the best chance. for him, to sort of step into this process, it can really throw the whole thing off the rails, because it all becomes about president biden and partisanship. right, now the goal, and they re not doing this forever, the senate comes back on june 6th, and chris, murphy senator murphy has said that he is not gonna give republicans all day and all night to work on this. if he gets the sense that they re not, serious then they will sort of move ahead on their own. but again, there are the votes for democrats to move on their, own so that will ultimately be another show vote for democrats to do a lot of posturing and messaging, but ultimately aren t successful because of republican inaction, republican obstruction. how about this novel idea? public safety need not be partisan. crazy. jeff bennett, matt rock, barbara mcquade, thank you so much for starting us off tonight. coming up, you have got to stay exactly where you are and hear about this ne
walking back of prior statements about what actually happened on that day, and what s going on in the investigation. you, mentioned of course, the crisis negotiator at the top of the show. we also heard recently about details where state officials had said that a teacher had propped a back door open to the school, it turned out to not be true. the door was propped open, but it was then close before the gunman entered, the door just in luck. matt, i have to ask you about this police, chief these cars despite this massive controversy surrounding him, he was sworn in as a city council member monday night, in an event that was supposed to be, public but of course given all of this, it was closed. how are texans viewing this? that s, right i think there s a lot of confusion around this chief, altogether. you know, still a lot of unanswered questions about why he didn t, you know, ordered police officers to go into the school himself. he was elected before the shooting occurred on may 7t