briefly shattered communities that were down this horrific path are offering to the people of uvalde texas. bill melugin is on the ground there tonight. him are. reporter: hello, to you. this is the second deadliest mass shooting in a school in u.s. history behind sandy hook. we have 21 deceased individuals here at robb elementary school behind us including 19 young children and two teachers. just a horrible, horrible situation here. take a look at this video. this is posted to social media just a short time after the shooting today. it alleges to show the 18-year-old shooter going into the school armed with what appears to be a rifle. police have identified that shooter as an 18-year-old local man, salvador ramos. what we re told is he had a domestic incident beforehand where he shot his grandmother. we re told she s in critical condition tonight. he drove over here to robb elementary school, abandoned the vehicle, went into the school and started shooting indiscriminately
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because he didn t want president biden to quote, get a political when we see donald trump continuing to stay in this race, only for himself, he is not interested in solving problems like immigration in america. he has only interested in making sure that he scores political points or doing whatever he can to get his way. he thinks he s above the law and that s who donald trump is. so i would say to those voters that there is simply no comparison to donald john supposed to immigration policy and that of president biden s. well, and what you re referencing there, it ll be familiar to people at home because this was that attempted a bipartisan immigration bill that happened on capitol hill back in february. and what he s signing tomorrow, what was initially a core part of that legislation? obviously, it failed after president trump told people not to vote board. but, but when this was initially your consideration, we heard from democrats, including congresswoman alexandria ocasio-corte
for the hills because it s nasty. this is a nasty business with. this is a nasty world pete: how do you find i know barr, barr was threatened. in all fairness to him, he didn t want you know, he was attorney general. he was a respected guy. and they said they were going to impeach him. i understand that. i said i got impeached twice and my numbers went up, which is unusual. i said it s not so bad. to be impeached. he had no idea what they were going to but he was going to be impeached. they didn t know why. it s like they took me to trial, there was no crime. they were trying to devise a crime during the trial, that s how bad it was. but with barr, you know, he let me down. he let me down. he let down our country. he endorsed me the other day, as you saw, but he let down our country. it takes a brave personned to do it. people don t want to be impeached, they don t want to be indicted by these scoundrels who are much more evil than
he was in some position in alabama and he wanted to be so bad and he was the first senator to endorse me. again, i ways sort of a civilian. i didn t have a lot of people. i didn t know that many senators. and he went to a rally in mobile. we had 72,000 people. it wasn t that big but he came to me and he said i would love to be attorney general. i didn t see it. and then he came three, four times and i said you know, just out of loyalty, i did it and he ran for the hills. because it s nasty. this is a nasty business. it s a nasty world. how do you find barr was threatened for in all fairness to him, he didn t want you know, he was attorney general. he was a respected guy. and they said they were going to impeach him. i understand that. i said i got impeached twice and my numbers went up which is unusual. i said it s not so bad to be impeached. he was going to be