with these kinds of incidents that are now becoming all too common. well law enforcement is dealing with the weapon that can that can overcome their body armor. most of the time, um it this also speaks to the fact that the shooter was was more than just well armed. he was well trained, um, doesn t matter how lethal the a r 15 is. if you don t know how to shoot it. the shooter obviously was practiced. um that s a big deal. and um it s just it s just becoming. i mean, a three minute response is tremendous. but one of the things we ve learned is that you know that that s from the point of dispatch the shooter calls had to be made. so on average, one person dies per minute when an active shooter is on unchallenged. and sergeant dorsey. one of the things that
pr what was their message to you, and what did you hear from them? thank you so much for having us on today. i think the most resounding message we re hearing from the white house and across the world and people across this nation the that this attack on democracy will not go on unchallenged, that the republicans intent to crucify democracy and has resurrected a movement led by young people to restore a democracy, and we are in the midst of a third reconstruction beginning here in nashville. the message is that we will continue to resist this is not the end. that their decision to expel us is not the ultimate authority and the people will hold them accountable in a special election going forward through our legal processes. justin pearson, have you talked to any of your colleagues or now former colleagues since this vote? have any of them explained why you were ousted and gloria johnson was not? it s justin j. pearson, and
house and across the world and people across this nation is that this attack on democracy will not go on unchallenged, that the tennessee house republicans attempt to crucify democracy has instead resurrected a movement led by young people to restore our democracy, build a multiracial revolution. a movement by young people is something you know something about because of your time with barack obama it made me think of when wisconsin governor scott walker said younger voters were key in the wisconsin supreme court election are we at the point when gen z, when the younger voters we talked about so often were going to be this force, really are looking like a force that will go into 2024 absolutely, chris if you add in some of the issues that they re concerned about and want to see some movement on, whether it s health care and abortion, whether it s things like climate change, i think it s also important to understand that, yes, this happened in tennessee, or that
jon: and again republicans said they were not maintaining decorum required of that body. listen to these two explaining the situation as they see it n now. this attack on democracy will not go on unchallenged for the tennessee house republicans attempt to crucify democracy instead resurrected a movement. reality is in the super majority republican legislature that does not want to see progress refers to listen to the nra rather than the const constituents. jon: better get as you point out the republicans were listening to their bullhorns inside the house chambers. i think both of these former legislatures are incredibly savvy when it comes to the me media. seen on the floor currently in general assembly in tennessee going to the normal regular order is not moving the debate in their direction. in it in a lot of ways it s similar to what is happening on the last couple of years here in washington d.c. members of congress were frustrated with waiting around,
or more. there are people with hands tied behind their back [interpreter] [interpreter] and people riding their bikes with shopping bags who got shot on the spot. he went there now and i think you and i are both struck by the degree to which people are trying to live their lives, even in the shadow of these arid sirens and the atrocities that they faced. yes that s right and one of the chilling things that really hits me, again when i watch that piece that you put together, was that was happening while we were all standing on a balcony in kyiv. we had no way of knowing what was going on and those outer areas near the border with belarus. there was a particular moment in the coverage when we were speaking that night when we watched live as the russian tanks just flew over that border, unchallenged. i had been on that road, this keefe got crossing two weeks prior. it took three hours for me to get there. i knew that that was a straight shot to the capital. if there was no resistance, w