for decades. some call you the marshal of the mosh pit. from your experience, how does something like this happen? this is a classic rock and roll tragedy that was preventible. i m sorry to say the but it was. one of the most dangerous areas at concerts is in front of the stage. that s where tartist is. people want to be close to the artist. if you don t manage the crowd, manage the density, manage the people, you end up with crowd crush disasters like this where people die from asphyxiation or from heart attacks due to strard pressure on the crowd. so this was a preventible situation. it should have been identified in the risk assessment planning for this event and in the emergency plan. in fact, if i mate add, the fire marshal of houston adopted the national fire protection safety
overnight writing quote we have beat this hateful ban and are ready to do it gotten #no muslim ban ever. but a justice department spokeswoman defended the order saying quote the president is not required to admit people from countries that sponsor or shelter terrorism until he determines that they can be properly vetted and do not pose a security risk to the united states. and finally, the fourth court of appeals in virginia for which this is all about maintains that this is in effect a muslim ban and they say that the national security concerns are an after thought. guys? pete: thanks, griff. brian: that was kind of buried because that came out right after the president got out of paris deal. pete: that could be a big one. early part of his administration overturned around put in place you start to see a number of wins for the trard. abby: what everyone else is talking about this morning is this paris deal. pulling out of it. everywhere else they are in hysterics over this decision
melania did that. she s taking it for the team. and then howard stern saying it. in third debates, candidates don t change their personalities. if they dorgs it doesn t look genuine. so i think you may see doubling down on what has happened before. the theme he s gotten away from, the income inequality populist divide. why doesn t everything after hillary saying in public and private speeches when you re paid $250,000, you re big a free trard. you get out in front of a group, you re miss protection of the union guy. he needs to go back to, i m the disrupt overrule has gotten away from that and defending personal things. what about talking about open borders. the round table is sticking with us. up next, these people tell me more that i don t know anything about. this is hardball. hive from unlv.
possibility of moment grown or lone wolf attacks, people who are watching things on the internet and inspired on an individual level to engage in jihad. it s something our law enforcement, the fbi, our intelligence community is intently focused on. and the other matter is your reaction this morning to the word overnight, long suspected by folks in your line of work, that they indeed killed the mastermind. so we don t have any addit n additional information above what the french provided. if true, the different interest demonstrated an strard amount of population. think been learning to ground the folks that.
with where she was and hoping this gets dismissed as politics. we ll have to see which way it goes. easier said than done. always is. something that s percolating right now, bloomberg shows up a at harvard. as if you need another reason not to like har ward university. there s a man who clily went to yale. he lays into them about the lefty establishment that they are. take a listen. we cannot deny others the rights and privileges that we demand for ourselves and that is true in cities and it is no less true at universities where the forces of repression appear to be stronger now, i think, than they have been at any time since the 1950s. the forces of repression at harvard university. why is the former mayor saying this and is he right, john? this is manna from heaven for conservatives. this is it s trard their. he points out something that