mistake, every tragedy that followed thereafter. when you want the body cam video, some of the things you see or what you expect see. the anxiety among the officers, the internalized reactions to the sounds of gunshots, people running in every direction. every crisis situation is always chaotic, there s confusion, there s people running in every direction, that s typical. the shocking thing is what you don t see, you don t see anyone taking control, you don t see anyone in that tactical leadership position, telling people where to go, telling them what positions to take, setting up a plan, and sending it forward. that failure of command is ultimately what led to the confusion, the lack of information and the lack of action. you here cheered redondo trying to talk the gunmen down, trying to talk him out, calling him, i don t know if too much of his has been made of that or if that s a negotiation tactic
take. breaking the modern to team. setting up a plan and setting a. forward that failure of command is ultimately what led to the confusion, the lack of information and the lack of action. so, listen, you hear chief arredondo trying to talk to government down, right? trying to talk him down, calling him out and saying that too much has been made of that. i m not sure if that s been a negotiation tactic. but, according to. that they didn t think that he was in command. he didn t think he was getting crushed information. what stands up to you about how he responded? you, know he told the investigators that the legislative investigators knew that the policy was that he was in command, but for some reason he didn t think that he was in command, this is one of the inexplicable decisions that he came up with that day. he, is you know, for several minutes on day trying different keys in the door. like each one will open. i, mean something that any of the loneliest police officers
spigot is closed. putting ipos on hold. if you are in silicon valley right now. there is not a lot of places to shuffle your resume around. if you are leaving twitter it s mostly unvoluntarily right now. brian: understood. tyke away now for people just tuning in this is a negotiation tactic? charles: i think so. brian: i will go with you, charles. i want to watch charles again because i cannot get enough of him at 2:00 this afternoon on fox business. i have cable in my office. charles: you stepped up. i remember when you a etch and sketch. brian: i got the major networks. let me tell you what s straight ahead on our show. more bad polling for president biden. how many voters now say the country is on the wrong track? exclamation point from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they ll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated
adviser to president zelensky here in kyiv just a short while ago. he says that it is a russian negotiation tactic, to escalate a situation prior to going into a negotiation, though it s unclear at this point why the shelling is happening now, jose. peter, how does the shelling and the accusation that russia is adding troops instead of pulling them back change things, and specifically with the white house, the diplomatic efforts to try and resolve this issue diplomatically. reporter: obviously president biden would prefer to resolve this diplomatically. remember what we ve seen in the last few weeks, the administration repeatedly warned about specific false flag plots they ve detected, in other words, to create a pretext to go in. this shelling this morning could be the way to kind of draw ukrainians in to something that would then provide an excuse for
seemed more confident in getting, and it did seem like those requests for military equipment are coming through. look, it is a smart negotiation tactic to ask for more than what you re going to get, and go around people like appealing to congress, or parliament. to put that upward administration to do more, and do more faster. as you pointed out, the top requests, the no-fly zone, at least, president biden has been clear, it won t happen. nato, to. they don t want to be in a head to head confrontation with russia. it would require them to shoot down russian warplanes, to enforce this, based on the way russia has been operating. there is, also, similar resistance in the united states to sending planes, and things like that, because they don t think they will stay in the sky very long. the russians are positioned surface to air missile systems to. basically, there flanking the entire country. it is dangerous. it is possible, but it s a