tactical team to arrive. take a listen to some of that criticism from the texas dps director. stephen: again, i wasn t there. from what we know, we believe there should have been bill: and again, the dps director, steve mccraw he got emotional talking about all of this. we then found out the way the shooter was able to get into the school is because a teacher propped a door open, and that is how he was able to get in. we learned the initial timeline we were given was off as well. keep in mind they initially said the shooter got into the school at 11:40:00 a.m. now that time has changed to 11:33:00 a.m. you consider he crashed his car at 11:28. it didn t take him 2012 minutes it took them 5 minutes instead. we were told, hauntingly, that he essentially got into that
stephen: we are looking at other people absolutely. anybody who was in contact. association. that may have known something and may be involved in some chat room gaming along with him. there s nobody we are not going to talk to and look at, i can assure you the district attorney is very proactive and very concerned about this. any evidence we bring to her that someone was an accomplice or an enabler or didn t do what they should have done is in violation of the law and meets the probable cause standards and i ve no doubt she will take care of business like she did back in 2018 when he had two individuals plot capital murder at the school. you at 911 calls at 12:10, 12, 13, 12:16, the student wasn t killed until 12: 50. did any of those colors survive? stephen: yes.
okay? they came forward. two people planning to shoot up a school. it is imperative on the public. when you get something just because it sound like he s a nut he may be a nut, but it is possible. he may be intended to do it as i read the timeline based on the chats he had. so we need everyone when we have a threat to life like that to take it seriously and reported. ultimately, this is tragic. what do you tell the 19, parents of 19 kids? or the families of two teachers? morgan chesty nbc news yet of them going wit for tactical gear by 12 foul 15 and officers with seals on scene. you did not breach the door until 12:50. stephen: i said it before. for example, first of all, when it comes to an active shooter you don t have to wait on tactical gear. plain and simple. have an obligation.
stephen: there were 19 officers and there. in fact there was plenty of officers to do whatever needed to be done with one exception is that the incident commander inside believed they needed more equipment and more officers to do a tactical breach of that point. that is why vortac was requested on the scene as soon as they were there. they executed a search early a dynamic entry and went in and of course that was not until 12: 37. for the benefit of hindsight, the hay, standby. standby. hey. standby. i ve got it. i ve got it. okay. hey, for the benefit of hindsight where i am sitting now, of course it was not the right decision it was the wrong decision period. there is no excuse for that. again, i wasn t there but i am just telling you from what we
okay, the media, but more importantly the parents on the public and citizens of uvalde [speaking over each other] speech of chief of police. it is his school, he is the chief of police, okay? again, i am not going to discuss discipline, it s an ongoing criminal investigation. hey, again, i m not going to get into that. yeah, matt s. stephen: the chief of police, he was convinced. and again, i want to go back and say he was convinced at the time that there were no more threats to the children of the subject