one of those employee break rooms. somebody else, an employee died at the front entrance. three other employees managed to make it alive out of the walmart, but died in nearby hospitals. we now know that all of those killed worked at this walmart commitment of the shooter who took his own life was a manager. now, please our continuing to look through the scene behind me. they want to get all the forensic evidence they can. there will not be any kind of legal action here because, of course, the gunman is dead. i want to address your overall point, though. it is about where we are as a country but i spent the day here reporting all day. one of the things i was struck by was members of my crew witnessing people walk through here with their side arms openly because this is an open carry state. earlier this morning, there was a false alarm of another shooting. police descended on that store. and, look.
office, saying, i might be deadly. i don t get it, joy. it affects me because this is not a journalist or a college professor. but between mother emmanuel, which killed an old friend of mine a pastor and what happened at uva, where i went to school, the dc sniper, whose last victim was at the gas station that my family uses before getting on the highway on 95, these aren t abstract stories to me. these are places i have been. and not for work. they are just where i live my life as a regular person. we are two weeks away from an important midterm. i hope that people had these ideas in their heads when they voted to stop the red wave. there is a solution to this. the solution is don t get crazy people in office. but for state senators and governors who are going to say, no, you don t need to carry a
job gun in church. i don t think jesus is concerned about that. that is where we find the solution to the fact that so many americans can say, yo, i was there yesterday. i walked through that walmart. i was at the grocery store. i had to keep checking. that is not the kind of country we want to live in. it is not the country were thankful for. this is cut for. from my director. i want to go back to you on this, kel. you have been a war correspondent. have you ever been in a country where people work politicians do this? you know. if your country is like under siege. if you are in ukraine, you can t let people know that. these are american television ads. have you ever seen anything like this in any other country where you have been where he have done journalism, cal? and keep playing it while he answers that question.
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not in a snarky way. but when you were on my show or any other cable show, you were expected to pop. you were expected to say something spikey. i was watching the show today and i heard someone say no one is interested in what happens in the white house any more. no one is going to be interested at all. and i thought to myself, you know, that is so sad. and people need to focus on the positive and focus on the projects and the work politicians are doing, not just on the horse race element. and then i thought to myself, oh, no, that would probably not sell very many magazines. having said all of that, i think we have to collectively try to move in that direction because at the end of the day, what this is about is can we have effective democracies. right. but by being snarky, to use your term, some people would say skeptical, doesn t journalism