i think that they should have secured that door. are you saying your brother went inside and stayed inside and did not retreat as some have suggested? right. they did not retreat until the shooter was down. they were in there the entire time. a bit of hindsight where i m sitting now, another it was a right decision. there s no ex-use for that. again, i wasn t there. i m telling you from what we know, we believe there should have been an entry as soon as you can. when there s an active shooter, the rules change. neil: the rules didn t change that fateful day this week when 19 students were gunned down and two adults with them. welcome. i m neil cavuto, this is your world. piecing together these days after a school attack. growing questions as to what authorities could have done. even the top most of those authorities acknowledging mistakes were made and in the heat of the moment, they lost the opportunity to seize and correct the moment. now questions from families w
neverending tide of gun violence. the annual convention of the nra kicked off today in houston. the keynote speaker is the arguably the most president voice of the republican party, the twice-impeached ex-president. greg abbot pulled out of an in-person appearance to return to uvalde. he ll be holding a press conference there in a few minutes, but back at the nra stage there will also be a speech from senator ted cruz who recently stormed off when he was asked by a reporter why mass shootings only seemed to happen in this country. cruz s decision to appear at the nra convention just days after 19 of his youngest constituents and two other teachers were murdered, chose how the hard line stance on guns has become so deeply embedded in the gop. even as the nra is weaker than ever consumed by scandals and lawsuits. as the washington post quotes, nearly a decade ago the massacre of 20 children and six adults through the politics of gun violence into a state of suspension for a f
hurricane harvey and received millions of dollars in support that went to those that faced challenges because of hurricane harvey. the exact same thing applies here. right here the is the address. it s onestarfoundation.org. to be more preside, go to onestarfoundation.org/uvalde. it s a 501 c-3 organization. provide a donation. there s no overhead costs. 100% of the money that you donate is going to be going directly to victims of this horrible crime to help them with their lives. one of the predesignated donation sites that it will go to is the robb school memorial
millions of dollars in support that went to those who faced challenges because of hurricane harvey. the exact same thing applies here. right here is the address, it s onestarfoundation.org. onestarfoundation.org. to be more precise, onestarfoundation.org/uvalde. you make a contribution at that site that is a pre-registered 501c3 organization. provide a contribution to that site there is no overhead cost and 100% of the money that you donate is going to be going directly to victims of this horrible crime to help them with their lives. one of the pre-designated donation sites that it would be going to is the robb school memorial fund. so, again, the
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