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Today, i would argue days ago, but today is the day for real answers. they have to get this right. their credibility going forward has been severely questioned at this point. they really have this press conference to try to reestablish it. >> tom, as you point out, we understand how difficult the job is. we understand the courage it takes to walk up on a shooter. but it is the job. >> right. >> my question to you so, this is a school district -- were talking about hardening schools -- who poured...

With school security across the country and made an interesting point not talked about a lot. he believes now as he travels throughout the country and looks at more school districts and keeping kids safe in the classroom they are on their back foot ever since covid. do you agree with that? have you found that to be the case? >> absolutely. millions of dollars were spent to put plastic barriers up in classrooms. all this funding going towards covid. we have seen a backslide in providing training....

Strapped to your chest, if you have them in your truck and at the grocery store, then -- then this doesnt penetrate for you. you can even feel sad. you can even say that this is a real bad thing that happened. however, that has nothing to do with me. my guns are locked up. im a law-abiding citizen. ive never done anything wrong with guns in my life, and, in fact, you know, because we have more guns in america than people, 99.9% of people have never used their gun against another human being in t...

Instead of having consumers seek out ar-15s, ar-15s were selling about 100,000 units a year in 2005, by 2002. 1 million. and what we found -- >> wow. >> yeah, wow is right. the reason why were seeing all this mass shooting, its not mental illness, as the governor of texas says. the nra, or the acolytes. when you and i were growing, up there was also mental illness, there was also kids getting bullied, there is also all these things. these kids were not being courted to sell combat weapons by the...

Units a year, in 2005, and by 2012, 2.1 million. and what we found was that -- >> wow. >> wow is right. and what we found, the reason why were seeing all of these mass shootings is not mental illness as the governor of the state of texas, and when you and i were growing up, there was also mental illness. there were also kids getting bullied. there were all of these things. what there wasnt, was these kids were not being courted to sell combat weapons, by the gun industry. why werent thee, why we...

Something about 100,000 units a year in 2005, by 2002.1 million. and what we found -- >> wow. >> yeah, wow is right. the reason why were seeing all this mass shooting, its not mental illness, as the governor of texas says. the nra, or the accolades. when you and i were growing, up there was also mental illness, there is also kids getting the lead, there is also all these things. these kids were not being courted to sell combat weapons by the gun industry. why werent they been courted? not becaus...

0 >> reporting 18 dead. two teachers, joe, kemal leo, thank you. that is all the time we have left this evening fred thank yo for being with us. please pray for these families tonight. god only knows how awful they feel. in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled, or it is nex we will see you tomorrow. >> i am laura ingraham and this is the incremental tonight we start with tragic news, 18 children, one adult dead after gunmen opened fire at the texas elementary school. we are live in uvald...

Number one, trade needs to be retained open that we should not have a situation in which countries hold on food more than they need and create all kinds of barriers for food to move from one place to another. two, we ought to focus more on agricultural productivity, not only because of the war, but because of climate change. part of the food problem is because of weather—related decrease in agricultural productivity. so more resilient agriculture. it may not be a solver of the problem today, b...

Means. of course this is a primary, so the people who show up to primaries will be the most sort of passionate and motivated folks who go, you know, out of their way to make sure that they are registered on time, or that they will be there before the polls close. so perhaps it is not the clooens t cleanest test of whether the new laws will restrict people. that will come further in the general elections later this fall. but it will be a key test obviously about these voting restrictions that wev...

Thank you so much for getting up bright and early with us this monday morning. thanks. into is to see. >> you thank you. this morning, pennsylvania senate candidate john fetterman is back at home nine days after suffering a stroke. he won his democratic primary last week, the same day he had surgery to implant that defibrillator. he says he feels great and is following orders of his doctor and wife to rest and recover. but home prices at record highs. we talk about it all the time. mortgage ...