their new favorite target yet agaic their nn yesterday, senatm scott. let s take a look. you voted against the voting rights act. yeah. yeah. go to the george floyd policing act. came on this ver came on this yd systemic racism. i dited med see the well, i wase to tell you you can find i looked at him like he was he was a looney tom and joe biden partnered with the former klansman and to stop the integration of public schools. he didn t want them, in his words, to be he didn t wa racial jungles. anyway, senator tim scott will respond and join us later tonight. y lloydefense secretar austin made his first public appearance since his mysterious maden and was grilled by reporters. we ve got that tape for you. but first, last night we played you this disturbing video showing a group of illegal immigrants in times square viciously attacking nypds last officers last week. and now the suspects, they wer e arrested, they were taken to jail. but as per new york law, sadly,i they wer
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investigative reporter from denver. you learned some information about the alleged shooter and concerns his psychiatrist actually had about him. well, anderson, in the first 10 days of june, a number of things were going on. kind of set the scene. on june 7, the suspect in these shootings was to take an oral exam. he was in the ph.d. program, the neuro science program at the university of colorado. he didn t do well on the exam at all. secondly, he had to find a mentor to continue in this neuro science program. we re told it s unclear if he could find a mentor. on june 7, the same day he basically failed that test, he went out in the afternoon and bought an ar-15 assault rifle. it was that afternoon that we know around that period, he was certainly talking to his psychiatrist who is dr. lynn fen ton. we don t know what the conversations were, but we know something that he said to his psychiatrist caused her to contact the university of colorado threat assessment team. now,