because of his transformational impact on the country. todd: jimmy failla joins us, first, he was science but now he is art. first fashion. carley: he was already fashion. actually took this as a good thing todd and carley because of smithsonian, maybe he will lead us out of the house to go see it, you know? because he s out of lockdown for so long. but this is a joke, man. the only way i would respect this portrait, right? remember those baseball cards where it was a hologram and you could tilt it and see the guy throwing and tilted again and you can see him swing it? i would respective tilt it, no mask and then tilted again two masks may melt mandate, no mandate. it was going to do this to their kids? take them to see this photo? do you want to go see the grinch who ruined his senior year?
i m not going to pull the trigger. she said tilt it down a little bit. can you see that, can you see that? i let go of the hammer of the gun and the gun goes off. according to the armorer baldwin wasn t supposed to cock the gun. reid said she and her colleague had the gun the whole time before that meaning the incident and nothing happened. and they meaning baldwin or the cast weren t even supposed to be pulling the hammer back. she also said she loaded the colt 45 with five dummy rounds but one round that wouldn t go in. she cleaned in the round and put in a replacement round after lunch. the box of ammunition with dummies had wonky rounds inside. police want to see iphone, images, movies, emails, social network accounts, private messages, deleted images. internet browser history, phone
i said do you want to see that? and she said yes. i take the gun and start to cob the gun. i m not going to pull the trigger. he said tilt it down a little bit like that. i cobbed the gun. can you see that? can you see that? i let go of the hammer of the gun and the gun goes off. i let go of the hammer of the gun and the gun goes off. that was the moment the gun went off. it wasn t in the script for the trigger to be pulled. well, the trigger wasn t pulled. i didn t pull the trigger. you never pulled the trigger? no, no, no. i would never point a gun at someone and pull the trigger. that s the training i had. you don t point a gun at somebody and pull the trigger. patrick, based on what you know about firearms in your experience, can you not pull the trigger, let the hammer go? what do you believe? well, i believe that you can do that if you verify exactly what is in the weapon. in this case, you could
this scene i m going cock the gun. i said, do you want to see that in and she said yes. so i take the gun and astart to dock the gun. i m not going to pull the trigger. she said tilt it down a little bit. i cock the gun and say, can you see that? then i let go of the hammer and the gun goes off. scott, you re saying the trigger would have already if the trigger was already pulled back and he had the hammer in his hand and was pulling it back and then just let it go, that would fire the gun. yes, the trigger keeps the hammer from falling. as you pull the hammer to the rear the trigger engages on it and when you pull the trigger it disengages law schooling the hammer to fall forward and igniting the cartridge. if the hammer is to the rear and he s pulling the hammer back and lets go, that s the only way
and if that were in fact true, as soon as he let go of the hammer it would fire the weapon, because the hammer would fall forward. so i just want to play that part of it again just for our viewers because this is really an important point. so then i said to her, now in this scene i m going cock the gun. i said, do you want to see that in and she said yes. so i take the gun and i start to cock the gun. i m not going to pull the trigger. she said tilt it down a little bit. i cock the gun and say, can you see that? then i let go of the hammer and the gun goes off. scott, you re saying the trigger would have already if the trigger was already pulled back and he had the hammer in his hand and was pulling it back and then just let it go, that would fire the gun? yes, the trigger keeps the hammer from falling.