of situations. is that really the process? as malcolm was telling us, flood the zone and go at it. as much as we see on the ground, as much as is happening behind the scenes, too? that s right. in the united kingdom the process has been to train not every officern the u of firearms but a relatively smaller number of officer but to train them to a high standard and give them an extensive range of tactical ability to engage in a variety of situations whether in vehicles, in buildings or the street. so they are visibly on patrol 24 hours a day, an increasing numg ber of theme for obvious reasons we don t go about on air, but available to respond swiftly. when you think the very first call was made to the police and within eight minutes officers had identified the threat, engaged and neutralized the subjects, that s a swift
and sort of may talk back to the center or anything. i think he now runs for president, essentially and goes as hard as he can? yeah. i don t think that he s i don t think leel look immediately for some sort of national office. he doesn t have the credentials for foreign policy experience or anything like that. i think his plan is going to be to do what he wants to do. that is to implement a conservative agenda for the state. and through the collective bargaining changes, he s helped to undercut the funding source for democratic politicians in the state. if you look at where tom barrett raised most of his money, even though he was not the choice of labor unions that s where he got his money. there was a report in the wall street journal saying numg ber of people who belong to the main public employee union in wisconsin is down by more than 50%. these groups are not going to have the money to put up a solid candidate against him the next time he runs.
notice. this is a violation of law. he doesn t have the credentials this is not just a rule, it is for foreign policy experience or the law. anything like that. there must be mr. chairman, i think his plan is going to be to do what he wants to do. this is a violation of the opened meetings law. that is to implement a conservative agenda for the it requires at least two hours state. and through the collective notice. what have you done? bargaining changes, he s helped to undercut the funding source for democratic politicians in excuse me the state. if you look at where tom barrett raised most of his money, even though he was not the choice of that was how they did it. labor unions that s where he got his money. by hook or by crook and in an atmosphere of utter chaos and there was a report in the wall street journal saying numg ber lawlessness in wisconsin, they of people who belong to the main public employee union in did it. wisconsin is down by more than the republicans
bachmann s top staffer. rollins stepping back into an advisory role kroointing health concerns. and, deputy manager leaving the campaign entirely. unclear who s taking either man s place. joining us right now is james carville. it s not outside the realm of possibility that he does have health issues. and also, these differences in campaigns happen. it would be early to call this significant. it may be, but there s probably a lot more to find out about it before i deem it significant. if it is health, that s one thing. if it s not, could this also just be the growing pains of a campaign? campaigns start off one way and often evolve into something else? yeah. this often does happen in campaigns. anderson, as james knows, campaigns are probably the most grueling thing you can do to yourself. it s a labor of love but intensity. it s ridiculous hours. low pay, grinding, difficult work and it ends, hopefully, in joy if you win. i m 50 and i m do too old to do a campaign. it