it was awfully convenient for him to pull this off with very little resistance. well, i think the after action report is going to give us a lot of information. and part of it is going to be this kid has had some this shooter had some connection to that building. he knew that building or he maybe he was in the woods, because i understand that the fbi team was searching those woods behind it. so he he had a you can t just walk up on the day of a shooting like this and make these type of decisions. you have to do your own site survey. you re watching to see where these snipers are. you re you re noticing that people aren t on one roof or another. but i don t know how we could have ever, ever imagined that that building would have been, quote unquote, protected from inside. yeah. and brian stern, this is your area of expertise here. so we now know that the secret service actually spotted this person on the roof. and i m wondering what happens in those seconds. so he got the sho
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tomorrow, we will drown out the negative voices that have held us back for too long. after the night of fires, looting, and violence, five people are dead. the end of an era. after ruling late-night television for 30 years, johnny carson steps down tonight. the last tonight show, it was like a train that was going to be derailed and all you could do is stand by and watch. here is bette midler. i can t believe it. the last the last guest. quarter to three there s no one in the place except you and me this was johnny carson. this is what america knew, for 30 years. there is that intimacy. and, john, i know you ll get it anxious johnny s got a look on his face when she says, jon, i know you are getting anxious to go. that, i thought, wow, that made me tear up. she was the voice for america. we all wanted to give him a serenade. how cool is that? and so, it has come to this. i am one of the lucky people in the world. i found something i always wanted
stand up. nobody is late night host until they are one. tomorrow we ll drown out the negative voices that have held us back for too long. after a night of fires and violence, five people are dead. the end of an era. after ruling late night television for 30 years, johnny carson steps down tonight. the buildup to the last tonight show was like a train that was going to be derailed and all you can do is stand by and watch. i can t believe it. the last guest. quarter to 3:00, there is no one in the place except you and me this was johnny carson. this is what america knew for 30 years. there was that is intimacy. and john i know you re getting anxious to close johnny s got a look on his face when she says john, i know you re getting anxious to go. i thought wow, that made me tear up. she was the voice for america that we all want goive him a serenade. how cool was that? [ applause ] so it comes to this. i am one of the lucky people in the world