his hanging. the photo was obtained by abc news. it was taken in his ceremonial office just moments after he and his family were evacuated from the senate chamber, according to abc. along with the former vice president, you see his brother, congressman greg pence, his daughter charlotte and his wife karen who is closing the curtains. according to abc, the photo was taken after the attackers had already taken the capitol, some of them chanting hang mike pence. this comes a day before the select committee is to focus on mike pence weighing in on whether some in the january 6th crowd were aided by tours they got from house members. the allegation there were reconnaissance tours is not, repeat not yet substantiated. but today the committee released a video of the tour of the capital georgia republican congressman barry lauder milk gave on the 5th of january. in the video, one man is seen snapping pictures of security checkpoints, staircases and hallways, which in the words of b
more or less, you know. like i said, don t quote me on that exactly, but it was in that area. no, they didn t go in like they said they went in. uvalde unified school police chief pete arredondo, he hadn t spoken to anybody. he said he was going to wait for the families to stop grieving, in his words. he finally spoke to the texas tribune about his actions that day. some of what he said he left his police radios behind on purpose, he felt they were slowing down. he didn t believe he was the commander in charge. even though that s what texas officials called him. the reason he waited they couldn t find the right key to the door to gain access. when you heard what he s saying now, i m wondering what you thought of that? the first part was he said, you know, he was going to do whatever he could after we quit grieving. that s not going to happen. we can t quit grieving. our babies are dead. they re gone. there s no way to stop grieving. so that, again, is b.s. we can t stop.
three weeks to the day since a gunman took 21 lives at robb elementary school in uvalde, texas, three weeks and a day, but still no questions to questions why police did not storm the classroom with an active shooter inside and students calling 911 pleading for help. i want you to meet one of the fathers. jackie casares. her dad was one of the people outside the school begging police to go in. javier, in the three weeks since your daughter, jackie, was killed at robb elementary, you said you want to hold people accountable for their actions on that day. after all the changing stories from public officials and all the stuff families like yours still don t know, we don t know, do you trust what s being said publicly about the law enforcement response that day?
in her as far as talking about jaclyn, no. i mean, she did my baby was fine for a while, yes, but that wouldn t have made a difference. i mean, i think it would have taken a miracle just where she was shot and it was a pretty bad area. as far as other people, you know, other victims, you know, they could have had a fighting chance if they would have gone in a lot sooner. why do you think more people aren t speaking out like you are, more families? because there is a sense that, you know, there s a lot of people in the community, a tight knit community, a lot of law enforcement families in the community. why do you think more people aren t at least speaking out about their concerns? my opinion, you know, uvalde, a close knit community. there s a lot of hush hush. what happens with the school,
they re meeting uvalde in law enforcement and meeting with law enforcement and witnesses that day. do you think you will ever hear the full truth at what happened? do you think there will be a minute-by-minute, second-by-second account by authorities? the way uvalde is, no. i m hoping somebody else, i don t think so. whether it be texas rangers or fbi, those are the ones i feel will speak out. uvalde won t. i m hoping i m so sorry for your loss, javier. appreciate that. appreciate your time and speaking with us. much appreciated. like i said, i m doing this for my daughter and all the other victims, you know, because their voices have to be heard. javier, thank you. we ll continue to be in touch. thank you. thank you, sir. coming up, two house republicans both from south carolina fighting for their political survival. both angered the former president with the votes they took in the wake of the january 6th riot.