now they are waiting to head off to the robb elementary school. a scene that we have all witnessed over the last four or five days. the makeshift memorial, 21 crosses there. however, we should note, there are now 22, as of today, a 22nd cross was added to that memorial. the husband of teacher irma garcia. who, two days after her shocking death, died himself of a heart attack. in some cases people are calling it a broken heart. after laying flowers at his wife s memorial there. that senior, white that is where the president and first lady will be heading shortly. they are, speaking of course, with the dignitaries who are making them at the airfield airstrip. in uvalde. but they will make their way by motorcade to the central of town, that memorial is makeshift. a gunman opened fire inside a classroom, that is why this is happening. there is also what about rated of the late police response to this shooting. which is only adding to significant agony in that small community toda
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to agree to background checks for people that are on the no fly list. they re okay with people in the no fly list getting guns. that is how out of control they are and that is the wing of the party that keurig avid represents. congressman, stay with us as well. i m going to welcome to the broadcast standing by for us is the former mayor of san antonio texas. julián castro, also an msnbc analyst now. julián, when you think about the mentality, the culture of texas. it is somewhat unique in this country. many people enjoy it. there is good reason to, and many many levels. but what is it about the society there that has this reverence for guns that cannot seem to be shaken. that cannot seem to apply any level of common sense to it. where does it come from and why is there a blockade like that unable to be broken? there s something about the
and they didn t know anybody down there. and you can imagine someone with a yale pedigree was looked upon with some suspicion by most texans, and yet, he was accepted by them. and he them, and to say that there s a love affair incidentally between bush and texas or bush and houston is to understate the case. there is an extraordinary bonding of the heart, a twinning of the heart between the two, and one of the kicks of writing for george h.w. bush in the white house was a chance to spend so much of that time in texas, the home state of my wife. this is where i got to know not simply the culture of texas but, of course, texas as seen through bush. there was a columnist last year who asked of the former president if he would say that texas is his hometown. would he say he s from texas