and deadly when it gets to hot that often. good to see you, my friend. enjoy the rest of your evening. at often welcome to a special two hour edition of eamonn. ahead, systemic failures, and egregious decision-making. we have the breaking details of a new preliminary report into the uvalde school massacre. plus, conservative supreme court justices are erasing the line that separates church and state in america. then, bernie sanders on the attack. who he is accusing of sabotaging the presidents agenda. i m ayman mohyeldin, let s get started. breaking news tonight, the most exhaustive report he had on the may 24th mass shooting inside the uvalde texas elementary school. spread blame across every law enforcement agency responding to the attack faulting local police for mistakes and more experienced agencies for failing to take charge a. texas house investigative committee issued a preliminary report, detailing what it described as a systemic failure by authorities during the
on the may 24th mass shooting inside a uvalde texas elementary school, spread blame across every law enforcement agency responding to the attack, faulting local police for mistakes, and more experienced agencies for failing to take charge. a texas house investigative committee issued a preliminary report detailing what it described as a systemic failure by authorities during the shooting at rob elementary that left 21 dead. one of the stunning details in this preliminary report is the committee s conclusion that law enforcement responders failed to adhere to their own active shooter training and failed to prioritize saving the lives of innocent victims over their own safety. 376 officers, yes, you heard that correctly, 376 officers from local, state, and federal levels, rushed to robb elementary during the shooting. but as we saw in that new surveillance video that was released this week, police still waited 77 minutes, that s more than an entire hour, before confronting the
report before we get into a little bit more? i ve got to agree with jim on so many points and from a tactical standpoint. the report really could have been 150 pages long if they devoted themselves strictly to the tactics, but i think some of them report on another level, because tactics is a lot of inside baseball. those of us in law enforcement have that kind of experience and exposure. we have a deeper appreciation for good tactics, realizing that it saves lives, but aside from that, i think the main takeaway from the report, which is a lot of obvious and known facts, but anyway, it is that law enforcement responders there from many different agencies and entities failed miserably. those failures may have resulted in additional loss of life, whereas the responsibility of professional
failed, a lot of that is chaff, because the key failures are the ones that i just described and if those had been done correctly then, you know, more kids would have been alive. fair enough. valid point. mark, your initial thoughts on the report before we dig into it a little bit more? i ve got to agree jim on so many points and from a tactical standpoint, the report really could have been 150 pages long if they devoted themselves strictly to the tactics and the poor tactics that obviously were in play here. but i think summing up the report on another level, because the tactics really is a lot of inside baseball, and those of us in law enforcement have that kinds of experience and exposure, have a deeper appreciation for good tactics, realizing that saves lives but aside from, that i think the main take-away from the report which is a lot of obvious and known facts, but anyway, it is that the law enforcement
impeachment. and the mp jim on very thin grounds that they might say well, wait a minute, we have the senate now, we might even have a super. we don t know what majority, but he s deliberately not following immigration law. he didn t carry out the oath of office. but then they have a problem because they look around and they say, my gosh, we don t want kamala harris and we forget that in 2,020, biden was the best of the worst. bloomberg, warren, sanders, cory booker. there wasn t any alternative. nixon survived much of 73 on the idea that someone else would ve been worse. we can t really stop the presidency and the executive orders and all that and that s coming down so then we go down, even if republicans win the house and the senate, they have a course. and there is some hope they are, because the courts are not like they were in 2016.