for nashville. started with the devastating tornadoes that tore through some of our neighborhoods. continued through the pandemic and events of the past summer, and now this. the cowardly bombing on christmas morning right here in the heart of our downtown. but one thing about nashvillians in the time i ve lived here is they re tough and they stick together as a team, that s what we re doing now and i want you to know that s the team bind me a and the folks doing everything to find out to get the answers that you deserve and make sure we re all safe. so one of the toughest groups of the folks we ve got here in middle tennessee is our law enforcement and first responders and nowhere in my experience in law enforcement has that ever been plainer to me than what happened early yesterday morning. 6:15, 6:20, or 6:30 or so on christmas morning, metro nashville police officers just number a blocks north of here didn t run away from danger. literally ran to danger. vehicle that was
package, and there are new calls on president trump to invoke the defense production act now, now to get industries up and running to produce the medical equipment so desperately needed to save lives. state and local officials need immediate help, they say, for our local heroes on the front lines. here s michigan governor gretchen witmer and new york governor andrew cuomo. we need more test kits. it is hard to really make an educated decision and to know what you re really con fronting without data, and that all is reliant on test kits. if i had the power, i would do it in new york state because the situation is that critical. i think the federal government should order factories to manufacture masks, gowns, ventilators, the essential medical equipment that s going to make the difference between life and death. it s not hard to make a mask or pp if e equipment or ppe equipment or a gown. but you need companies to do it. k erin we have team fox news coverage on all of th
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