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i mean, from what i am looking at now, i believe that the use of live ammo with bullets in it and bringing that to movie set is absolutely unconscionable, and putting that in the hands of an actor, and not telling the, after under no circumstances should you point this at, anyone i m pretty sure that alec baldwin, had he been, told but not of pointed the gun at anybody. and they weren t watching to see if he was following directions. so, you can have all the safety meetings you want, but if people are gonna break the rules, it can be dangerous. it s very simple common sense, don t bring live animal on sets, don t point guns at people that you do not want to hurt. steve wulf yeah? steve wulf, a professional stunt, man film weapons safety expert, spelling this out in a way that is very clear.
yesterday morning before the incident happened. we are learning more tonight there is reportedly a series of issues with the prop guns onset there were calls for safety concerns among crew members, before yesterday, still a lot of unanswered questions today, joining us now steve wulf a weapon safety expert, who is involved in the investigation of the brantley investigation, mr. wolf it s a real pleasure to have with us. thanks rachel, it s a pleasure to be with, you and i almost feel like you don t need me here, you got. this let me ask if i explain this well, when i was talking about blanks and the differences between blanks and, bullets that was all the way it supposed to be explained? you nailed it. you could ve done ten times on the baldwin set. [inaudible] this is should be