probably do this. you know, picking up all the details of baron trump s conversations with his schoolmates, i don t know what good that would do vladimir putin, but it was a funny moment. i m sure that soccer ball, in any event, would end up in some fbi vault somewhere. i don t know, betsy, do you think it was brought back on air force one? that s a good question. i think it certainly highlights the dramatic difference between how the president appears to think about vladimir putin and russia and how the rest of the intelligence community thinks. exactly, right, he seemed delighted to get that president, thrilled to toss it over to melania, treated it like it was no big deal, but of course just about anybody else who works in intelligence saw that and immediately had sirens going off in their heads. betsy woodruff, david ignatius, the next book? i hope, i hope it can live up to real life. real life is too much like a novel. coming up next, more from right here at the aspen se
kids as well as their coach at the end of the line there. any sense as to whether they were able to try at least to get a communication system through so they would know perhaps these four others made it out? well, we don t know that, e joe. they tried to get a link down a coup couple days ago. a couple days ago we heard that there was a signal that was able to penetrate rock. if they have been able to get those down to the boys they may well know their fellow schoolmates have made it out. what we do know is that they have been well prepared for
with a frontal assault and now intimidation and sexual harassment? law breaking has discussed to people american people. make sure we clarify that before we move to know some more important stuff. first of all, i have never disparage anything about the students or the faculty at that school. everything i said or wrote, most of it on this network and for fox news.com was palpable bring in affair of the heroism displayed by so many of them have i single out one of the youngsters was killed trying to save his classmates and schoolmates. so it s an unfair characterization. what i was referring to specifically in that article wasn t the students. the students i believe are being used, perhaps in ways that many of them don t understand. but what has been launched against nra, we just saw in trace s report, the lawsuits. there is a legal there is a cyber attack. there is a direct harassment. there s threats, there s all kinds of things that have never
police say a student armed with a handgun injured two schoolmates, just before classes began at great mills high school. the armed resource officer intervened and that shooter went down. correspondent griff jenkins has been there all day. good evening. good evening, bret. this appears to be a case of a system working right. sheriff cameron says the motive isn t clear just quite yet, but he painted a picture of a prior relationship between the deceased gunmen, austin wyatt rawlins, he 17, and a female student who is 16. she is in intensive care at a local hospital at this hour, fighting for her life. the second shooting victim, a 14-year-old male student, is in stable condition. the sheriff detailing how this all unfolded earlier today and the brave actions of that school resources officer, deputy
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