fortunately, that is okay. we have a lot of cash, we have great assets. governor desantis, i want to present to you this participation trophy. [laughter] now, i m probably you re probably not going to win the election, right? but we re proud of you for trying. as of this moment, we are going to spend suspends presidential campaign. we are not a racist country, brian. we ve never been a racist country. coach, jerod mayo. [laughter] lessons that i ve taken from bill. hard work works, all right? hard work works and that is what we are all about. law enforcement response of robb elementary school on may 24th, 2022, and in the hours and days after, was a failure. it was even seen slamming his hand on the table and muttering, quote, this is a con job. that s within earshot of the jury and the judge, who at one point, has a threatened to kick him, the civil defendant, out of the courtroom. that s a nasty man. he s a nasty judge. he s a trump hating guy. the supreme c
my news team is here with me. allie, where does this bipartisan framework on guns go from here? what s in the deal and what s not in the deal? yeah, what s in the deal is just as important as what s not in the deal. we have heard democrats, including joe biden, lay out things that he wanted to see in the senate framework. and some of the things he wanted in there are in there. others, though, are not. let s look first. you can see it on your screen as what is in this framework. and i m saying framework, because this is not yet a written bill in terms of having text, which is why we only have people saying they re supportive of the framework, opposed to people like senator mitch mcconnell, saying specifically in some of his statements that he supports the negotiation opposed to the underlying bill itself. that s because that bill doesn t exist yet. you can see it on the screen, funding for states to implement red flag laws, that s early interventions that someone who has peo
elementary school, could have, should have been confronted sooner. parents demanding answers. why? why were police reluctant to immediately engage with the gunman? one explanation the texas department of public safety initially gave to cnn is that the officers could have been shot or killed, but we now know the mind-set goes directly against texas protocol for school shooter situations, which uvalde police trained for just two months ago. the manual states as first responders, we must recognize that innocent life must be defended. a first responder unwilling to place the lives of the innocent above their own safety should consider another career field. armed officers circled the building and up to 19 of them were inside a school hallway just feet away, kids and teachers in two classrooms were utterly helpless against the gunman. young kids, some covered in the blood of their friends dialed 911 begging for help. nearly 80 minutes after the gunman first entered the building he
i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus . the numbers are staggering. 19 children dead, 2 teachers dead. 17 others wounded at robb elementary in uvalde, 85 miles outside of san antonio, texas. what they are going through is beyond our comprehension but we are learning about the shooter. 18-year-old gunman entered the school reportedly through an unlocked door. he immediately went into a fourth grade classroom and opened fire. an elite border patrol agent who rushed into the school before police arrived exchanged gunfire with that teenage killer. that border patrol agent took the killer out. lieutenant chris olivarez with the texas department of public safety giving some details about the killer the border agent would have faced. once he made entry into the classroom. children and teachers inside the classroom and armed with a rifle with numerous rounds of ammunition. you have to give praise to the brave men and women of law enforcement that put their lives on
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