uvalde, texas, community. there s no details here about the police response at robb elementary. police called and waited for back-up and tactical teams. those teams didn t arrive until an hour later. we re now hearing from the shooter s family. our correspondent spoke to the gunman s grandfather about the tragedy. [speaking foreign language] tragedy. [speaking foreign language the shooter s grandfather sending blessings to the family and facts. he also criticized the gun laws that allowed his grandson at 18 to get a gun. we re also hearing from survivors, including the lengths one little girl went to. she had a friend next to her that she was pretty sure was already dead and laying on the ground bleeding out. she put her hands in her friend s blood and then smeared it, she said, all over her body. she wanted to look like she was dead. she was scared the gunman was going to come back through that adjoining door back to the classroom and she wanted to be able to play dead.
palpable, the whole community is hurting. hopefully we ll get more answers from the press conference. the governor speaking later today as well. let s ask ken, ken, talk about this thing jasmine was mentioning about when there s the golden hour and it s in many way the golden minutes which is a time when going in and getting people that may be injured can be the difference between life and death. talk to us, ken, about the decisions or apparent nondecisions for this tactical unit. i ll tell you what experts are saying. they re saying this is not how police are trained to response to mass shootings. when districts are trained, the man that trains them, called this hour-long wait disgusting. police are taught to force in because most studies are showing
nondecisions seeking to the enter the united states. laura: does he only seem scared? he might be the most economically illiterate treasury secretary we ve ever had. when you think inflation s going to get back to the 2% range? i think it will happen next year. mostly rates of inflation have fallen substantially. we expect improvement by the middle to the end of next year. laura: here s the rule of thumb, if you can t find the proper or the camera, it might not be a good time to be the treasury secretary. our leadership is also embarrassing. i called them jay-z, but that s an insult to all the great jv teams across the country. i want to understand. we are trying.
in 1909, norman angel wrote a book explaining that war between the anything that s powers was so costly to be unimaginable. the great illusion became an international best seller and just a few years later a generation of europeans was destroyed in the carnage of world war i. could we be similarly complacent today? well, there are serious statesmen who believe so. and in an address earlier this year, emanuel macron said i don t want to belong to a generation of sleep walkers that has forgotten its own past. as the historian christopher clark wrote in his book, the sleep walkers, the statesmen of 1914 stumbled into a gruesome world war without ever realizing the magnitude of the dangers of their isolated, incremental decisions and nondecisions.
in 1909 wrote a book explaining that war wean the major powers was so costly as to the unimaginable. the great illusion became an international best seller. a few years later a generation of europeans was destroyed in the carnage of world war i. could we be similarly complacent today? there are serious states men who believe so. he said i don t want to belong to a generation of sleepwalkers that have forgotten its own past. as he wrote in his book the states men of 1914 stumbled into a world war without ever realizing the magnitude of the dangers of their isolated decisions and nondecisions. he is not simply talking.