hey, guys. how you doing? what s going on, man? hi. drop the hammer. nope. hey, hey, hey, hey. what is going on? i m not [bleep] i got him. send back-up, code 3. code 3 back-up unit [bleep] hands. code 3 as well. got it? code 3. sandra: police also releasing surveillance video from outside the pelosi home. you can see the suspect, david depape, approach the house and then start hammering at that glass door on the back porch. john: we have complete coverage from andy mccarthy is here, and former fbi special agent nicole parker. sandra: claudia is live in san francisco on the latest as the video was just released. claudia. the attack on paul pelosi drew national attention with inconsist reports spawning questions and conspiracy theorys, now we are all getting to see the actual footage after media outlet, including fox, sued the district attorney and a judge granted that request. in the predawn hours of october 28, 2 police officers knoc
Story but also begs questions as well. we saw depape break into the home rather violently and the next thing the police are knocking on the door. the door opens and the two of them holding on to a hammer. what transpired between the time depape broke in and the two of them answered the door for the police. the police clearly see depape is holding a hammer, they order him to drop it. why didn t they rush him at that moment? this is a very difficult thing, john, especially for, you know, anybody who has ever had a security detail. i have some experience with this working terrorism cases years ago. you are always trying to balance allowing the person who is the protectee to go about his life and also the imperative of protecting, including using lethal force if lethal force is necessary to do the protection.
And cannot upset the person holding my hostage you put an emergency call in as quick as possible. he was doing everything he could to keep depape calm, and did depape know he was calling 911, did he think he was calling somebody else? when you look at the way that paul pelosi was speaking to a large degree in some sort of code to tell the 911 operator this is an emergency, he did a very good job of that, she did not do a good job of picking up on it, though eventually the police were dispatched. i think, john, it looks like just on our ability to hear that once, it looks like the assailant, depape, seemed to, you know, put 2 and 2 together as that call continued, because he clearly ran out of patience with whatever mr. pelosi was doing at the time, but i don t understand, even in a city the size of san francisco, you know,
Glass door and the recorded interview depape gave to police during which he candidly laid out his plan to hold then speaker nancy pelosi hostage, break her kneecaps if she lied to him and realized she was not there, the decision to hurt her husband. nancy pelosi has not watched the videos and may not have the stomach to see the assault on her husband s life. attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse. and parallel hearing in federal court, the state s case will go first, and life in prison if convicted. all of this evidence, the footage, 911 call can be available to our viewers at foxnews.com. sandra: claudia, thank you. john. john: bring in former assistant u.s. attorney andy mccarthy, so the video fills in a lot of gaps we had in the
code 3 back-up at 26 unit [bleep] hands ten minutes, code 3 as well. got it? pelosi drops to the ground bleeding with a fractured skull. the whole incident lasts about 15 seconds. san francisco d.a. argued releasing some of this material could jeopardize security at pelosi s home, and depape s public defender said it could jeopardize his client s right to a free trial. the judge rejected the arguments and also released the 911 call, surveillance footage from the u.s. capitol police shows depape walking on to the property with a bag and smashing through a