be an artist. and this was 10-year-old jayce identified this evening. and another 10-year-old, makenna lee elrod. her family confirmed she too died in the attack. for them and for all the victims, we now must ask some very tough questions after what we heard today. i know i m an anchor. but i m also angered in the fact that i m a mother of a second grader, of a third grader, an 8-year-old and a 9-year-old, who sends my children, just like you, to school every single day. and i want to know, did the texas school gunman effectively have total freedom to walk in and start killing those 19 children and two teachers? and despite the massive law enforcement response, when you hear me say words tonight like, or you hear the words said like, police say, over the course of this hour, i want you to keep those words in mind more than you might otherwise. because the official version of what happened is changing. and we re going to now examine all the new questions that are coming in as
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shootings tried to do this in term of gun manufacturers. did that work out? remmington, the gun manufacturer did settle the case for $73 million. the difference was that case was brought under connecticut state law which is much more open and forgiving to this type of lawsuit than texas state law and federal law. yes, there is precedent for gun manufacturers paying out enormous settlements in this kind of lawsuit. we re talking about settlements in is no replacement for the precious lives that have been lost but this is a method for having accountability. the supreme court we always watch for what might be on the docket. what did the supreme court have to say about issues like this. are we seeing something changing on the horizon? the second amendment is very broad but it s not unlimited. that s a quote from justice
finally reversed course. and announced that actually now he will support and, indeed, co-sponsor what has otherwise been a lonely mostly democratic effort to spend $250 million on election security against foreign interference for 2020. knock me over with a feather. also in the realm of news you didn t think was possible that nevertheless broke today, the gun manufacturer, colt, which i think holds the original patent for the ar-15 assault rifle to be marketed to civilian populations, colt announced today that they will no longer manufacture ar-15s for the civilian market. okay. so there s this whole succession of breaking news tonight that s all stuff that could be filed under, right, they said it couldn t be done. oh, yes, it is, yes, it is, and yes, it is. i think all those stories today fit that category. you would need a very different category, however, to characterize the big sort of shocking legal news of the day. and this happened in one of the
also in the realm of news you didn t think was possible that nevertheless broke today, the gun manufacturer, colt, which i think holds the original patent for the ar-15 assault rifle to be marketed to civilian populations, colt announced today that they will no longer manufacture ar-15s for the civilian market. okay. so there s this whole succession of breaking news tonight that s all stuff that could be filed under, right, they said it couldn t be done. oh, yes, it is, yes, it is, and yes, it is. i think all those stories today fit that category. you would need a very different category, however, to characterize the big sort of shocking legal news of the day. and this happened in one of the many cases where the president s financial records and his tax returns are being sought by one prosecutor or one investigator or another. there was some actual down to the wire drama in this one today. this was a subpoena for eight years of the president s personal and business tax returns that was