that 24 year old robert singletary is to be considered armed and dangerous. they are searching for him at this time and again, according to the neighbors, poppy, don. this was just about a basketball in the yard. in his yard, he became angry and upset and then started shooting. diane thank you for that reporting. please keep us posted as this manhunt continues so many shootings and so many to discuss here. wrong house. wrong driveway. wrong car. three different shootings across the nation have left young americans either dead or seriously wounded after they made simple, harmless mistakes. mistakes that we ve all. maybe it all turned around in the driveway were lost or had the wrong directions. everyone has done it. 16 year old ralph jarawa rang the doorbell of the wrong house that was in kansas city. he thought that his younger brothers were there was a street instead of a terrorist, right the name of the street so he is now recovering from a traumatic brain injury after the
to rush in immediately and take down the gunman. he was set to take his place on the city council tonight. we ll tell you what the town s mayor is saying about that. and the latest in the debate over gun reform. more on what the key players are thinking and saying ahead of a senate meeting that is scheduled for today. along with joe and me today, we have former aide to the george w. bush state departments and white house, elise jordan. and the host of way too early, jonathan lemire. the white house bureau chief at politico. the senators led by chris murphy and john cornyn of texas will hold a meeting tonight. many issues should be held at the state level, but they said mental health, background checks, and red flag laws are something congress can address. after spending four hours with families on sunday in uvalde, the president returned to the white house and expressed hope that republicans will go for reform. he also discussed the limitations of his power on this issu
just looking at the statistic that during covid, nearly three million more american adults, spot guns, people in the prior year in 2020. this is from northeastern diversity in harvard. that statistic you know that year. what you see is covid right, so people are locked down at home, but they re seeing shortages and stores, you know? now now they re looking at. where is this crisis going? is it the zombie apocalypse or people going to be there looking at, you know disorder across the country, george fly demonstrations that turned into disorder or looting minneapolis burning seattle that taking over police station and they have nothing to do there at home. it s interesting about guns and gun sales number one gun sale days are christmas black friday for the sales the day after thanksgiving. and valentine s day. valentine s day has consistently been the number three biggest gun sale day in america. it s those four days in february leading up to valentine s day. where nothing says i love yo
continues, that it happened in the reddest of red states, that it happened in a red state where the insanity of the gun laws, the insanity of tweets coming from the governor of texas, being disappointed that they re not the number one gun-buying state in america, that they re behind california. all of this, the incompetence of the leadership of the governor. we saw it yesterday when he was booed. i think all of that is adding up. also, the numbers are just on the side of people who believe in gun safety. 85% of americans, according to the latest poll, they support universal background checks. 85% of americans, they support red flag laws. what does that mean? that means greg abbott can t go somewhere in the state of texas, ron desantis can t go anywhere in the state of florida. there is no safe political zone for them to hold a town hall meeting and speak out against