tell you what we know about those who were murdered about their lives, not just how their lives ended. three adults and three children at the school were killed yesterday. mike hill was the school custodian. students called him big mike. he loved the kids at the school and his job and he loved his own kids so much. there were seven of them in his 14 grandchildren as well. love to spend time with them and to cook. his family says he was just 61 years old. cynthia peak also was 61. she was a substitute teacher at the school family friend tells local station wsmv she lived most of her life in alabama recently moved to nashville with her husband. she had three children of her own. katherine coons was head of the school. she was 60, a former student with learning disabilities, said that ms coons never gave up on him telling w s m v that there are too many educators who do the world, he said, needs more people like her. how the scruggs dad was the pastor of covenant presbyterian ch
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and no matter what day it was, i kept thinking about one man. tennis legend john mcen row. you can t be serious, man. you cannot be serious. brian: that s exactly what i found myself saying all week on and off the air. you cannot be serious. i knew i was right. i could not believe what i was hearing and i saw fallacy after fallacy. it began in new york city where lawmakers paid a visit to crime-riddled new york city. they came to hear from real victims. we care about people getting raped in elevators. we don t care about your statistics. you can t convince us to care about your numbers because we see with it our eyes day in and day out, especially in the poor black and brown communities. where none of you in this room would even step food in. my son is d dead forever. brian: where did that come from? because she had real pain. and they were called props by democrats. they didn t want to talk about the city given away to felons. they didn t care. but those in attendance wo
and no matter what day it was, i kept thinking about one man. tennis legend john mcen row. you can t be serious, man. you cannot be serious. brian: that s exactly what i found myself saying all week on and off the air. you cannot be serious. i knew i was right. i could not believe what i was hearing and i saw fallacy after fallacy. it began in new york city where lawmakers paid a visit to crime-riddled new york city. they came to hear from real victims. we care about people getting raped in elevators. we don t care about your statistics. you can t convince us to care about your numbers because we see with it our eyes day in and day out, especially in the poor black and brown communities. where none of you in this room would even step food in. my son is dea dead forever. brian: where did that come from? because she had real pain. and they were called props by democrats. they didn t want to talk about the city given away to felons. they didn t care. but those in attendance
and no matter what day it was, i kept thinking about one man. tennis legend john mcen row. you can t be serious, man. you cannot be serious. brian: that s exactly what i found myself saying all week on and off the air. you cannot be serious. i knew i was right. i could not believe what i was hearing and i saw fallacy after fallacy. it began in new york city where lawmakers paid a visit to crime-riddled new york city. they came to hear from real victims. we care about people getting raped in elevators. we don t care about your statistics. you can t convince us to care about your numbers because we see with it our eyes day in and day out, especially in the poor black and brown communities. where none of you in this room would even step food in. my son is dea dead forever. brian: where did that come from? because she had real pain. and they were called props by democrats. they didn t want to talk about the city given away to felons. they didn t care. but those in attendance