rodriguez. services will be ongoing in the coming days. the mayor is calling for robb elementary school to be demolished. i don t think anybody s plans are to tear that building down. it needs to be torn down. i never expect a child to walk in those doors ever again. that building needs to be gone, taken away and gone. a teacher from the school is speaking out about the horrifying moments bullets shattered her classroom. i just kept hearing boom, boom, boom. it kept going off, felt like an eternity. i had one student lay og top of me and a bunch of other students here by me. i just remember praying, please god, please god, keep us safe. carley: that teacher is being hailed a hero for getting her students to hit the ground seconds before the bullets flew into her classroom. all 15 of her studentss survived the attack. texas governor greg abbott taking a moment to remember the students and teachers in the face of tragedy. what happened in uvalde was a horrific act o
busy. foxweather.com, we will keep you updated. todd: a busy holiday weekend for border patrol with flood of 4000 illegal immigrants crossing the rio grand. carley: yeah, violence rattling big cities across the united states, including some with the strictest gun laws in the country. we have super ultraliberal leftist politicians who are consistently destroying our cities and subbushes and now the united states. carley: what will it take to get leaders to act? tomi lahren joins us next.
is spiking across the country, joe. joe: wow, looks like the d.c. c, a lot of c s in that, are getting cues from cnn, which tried to spin 25-year high in murders in this country, according to the fbi, it is a problem, an exaggerated one. no one buildings crime is not affecting subbushes because they watch local news or talk to their neighbors. it is real. instead of solutions, they are trying to blame the media. bold strategy cotton. the party is going to pay if they don t stop complaining about a problem and saying it didn t exist when red tsunami came. todd: i wrote the dodgeball reference, glad he used it. jim accosta making bold comments about virginia governor glenn
especially in philadelphia and the subbushes. you re right, the recent polling is showing the race between these two specter and congressman sestak, to close to call at this front. let s look at a quinnipiac, pat toomey is leading sestak by two points, close 42% to 40%. but toomey is leading senator specter by seven points. and primary voters are looking at who stands the best chance come fall, right? well, i think they are. i think they are in part. but i think senator specter will have the help of the obama administration. they re going to work very, very hard to see to it that senator specter wins that primary next week. on the republican side, pat toomey is very, very strong and the reason why he s strong is even as a member of congress he represented a predominant democrat district and won three successive terms to that seat, so he s somebody who has strong crossover appeal and appeals as
better. how risky is the bet? you saw the full numbers and there is a very, very unpopular bill. but republicans are going ahead with it anyway because in large part because they feel like they need a legislative and political victory. it s worth remindng ourselves of the process here that they are using to get the bill through. not to say the process has not been used before for major len legislation, but worth pointing out that this is a major piece of legislation that will overhaul the tax code and it being used because senators want to use justice and majority to get this through without any democratic votes. all republican enterprise on a big issue which is a bet heading into the mid-term. the republican base will like this for the most part. republican donors will like this, but in the middle of the electorate in the subbushes in alabama and new jersey and virginia where the republican