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Minutes and then more shields arrive. point of the matter is that there was a long wait and colonel mccraw paints it like this. take a listen. >> while they waited, the on scene commander waited for radio and rifles. he waited for shields. he waited for s.w.a.t. lastly he waited for a key that was never needed. the post columbine doctrine is clear and compelling, and unambiguous. stop the killing, stop the dying. >> now, erica, what is going on right now in this hearing is colonel mccraw is taki...

Texas Lt. Gov. Daniel Patrick sounds off on Fox News' "The Story with Martha MacCallum," reflecting on the Texas Senate hearing on the Uvalde shooting.

Right. a few of the highlights here, according to colonel mccraws timeline, 24 seconds, thats how long it took for the shooter to enter the school and start firing his weapon into the classroom. three minutes in thats when colonel mccraw says that 11 officers, two of those officers with long guns, with rifles, entered that classroom. one minute after that, the shooter started shooting at these officers through the door, some of those officers got graze wounds and they retreated. now, after that ...

Rescued. >> cnns rosa flores is live in uvalde, with the latest, damning words right there, rosa. >> reporter: erica, this testimony is difficult to listen to. i cant even imagine being one of the family members of the victims listening to this testimony because it is excruciating. colonel mccraw, the head of texas dps is going through a second by second account of what happened on that day. now, this is the latest -- the most up to date timeline that texas dps has presented to the public, but c...

Guests: Tammy Bruce, Sean Duffy, Chris Swecker, Ashton Packe, Ali Bradley, Beth Van Duyne, Harmeet Dhillon, Brett Tolman, Pierre Kory

Go in immediately. colonel mccraw has said he acknowledged there was human error here, people messed up. he and i have yelled at each other and cried to each other. this is devastating what happened here and its compounded by those 48 minutes and its compounded by a lack of transparency, a lack of credibility at this time. >> thank you for coming on, senator. well stay in close touch. i appreciate your time. >> all right. to all of you as we talk about the investigation, you have to remember the...

Reflections on law enforcement’s failure in Uvalde

The aftermath of yet another soul-rending attack on an elementary school, this time in Uvalde, Texas, has left little time for reflection on just why these horrific incidents continue to proliferate in the United States. Grappling with the grief attendant upon learning details of the worst K-12 mass shooting since Newtown—with 19 precious grade-schoolers and […]

Which they say at 12:03 there were as many as 19 officers in the hallway. we understand they determined this was a barricaded subject situation, and they werent going in. there were no shots fired. but at 12:21, according to colonel mccraw, the suspect fired shots again, and it wasnt for another 30 minutes they go in. once you hear there are shots being fired, if even you thought this was a barricaded suspect situation, it now is not. >> victor, youre 100% correct. 100% correct. you should have ...

What has happened when law enforcement does nothing to improve the public perception or public trust in law enforcement. weve heard so many different stories about what happened, the time line, coming from the governor himself to mislead the public on what has happened. i applaud colonel mccraw for the courage to acknowledge the failures, but what are we going to do about it? >> representative, one of the mind boggling things about your state is that the hurdles that have been put in place for w...