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Kill quickly. until we sort of -- you know. the motive is going to be important. everything else is important, but we just have to get to the basic fact. as anthony was saying, theyre still engaging with guns and its still not working. so the idea of arming more people, the burden is on those saying this to say how is that going to be helpful. >> anthony, based on what you are learning about the time line here, about how he crashed his car in a ditch by the school, does it seem like he intended ...

Things we can and should do. and thats the test. are we going to be indifferent to this slaughter of children again? >> when you look at it, the last pew research poll that shows 60% of americans back assault-style weapons and 90% are in favor of extended background checks. why isnt anything change, ron, if the majority of americans want some sort of sensible legislation? >> gun control has clearly as any other issues, don, really underscores the crisis of majority rule that we are facing. after...

And he was able to purchase these firearms legally. thats now the focus of federal law enforcement to try to support the work there of the local authorities that are doing this investigation. >> were learning about the shooter. according to a classmate, he had been bullied, that he worked at a local fast food place. what else are you learning about him? >> right, yeah. thats right. one of his classmates says that that he worked at a wendys, a former classmate talked about him being quiet and he ...

Tragedies, its been absolutely true from theres no lone wolf to the damage that a 5.56 round or 223 round can do to a small child. the damage is so significant. ive seen it in adults, and to think that this happens to little kids, its -- its -- its just too much. so thats what im thinking, don. >> thank you both. be well. >> thank you. >> thank you. just three days ago, this photo of two ar15-style rifles appeared on the instagram account of the suspected gunman. scott, thank you for joining u...

Modified, so really even before the law was established, it was largely ineffective. and i want to say, don, there were ten prosecutions naattempt in ten years. >> how long do you think it may have taken for the suspect to cause this type of carnage with this assault-style weapon? >> it was all over in minutes. thats really one of the reasons why law enforcement had to change their tactics. so back in the day, it used to be people would -- law enforcement would try to 2008 suspect out or try and...

Some kind of obsession with firearms recently. that doesnt exactly explain what happened today and how this incident goes from, again, a shooting at the grandmothers house to a shooting that kills all of these kids and their classrooms there today. that doesnt quite explain what happened today. >> evan, also the fbi is warning about a rise in roving shooters. explain what this is and how it applies to this attack? >> just in the last 24 hours, the fbi released this report. 61 active shooter inci...

Diplomatic career i have seen several changes in policy, but never have i been so upset over this year. one russian officer told cnn he quit the war because he felt guilty about russia invading ukraine. lets discuss now. cnn commentary analyst philip mudd is here. well see where this leads. good evening to you. if you had to add all these up, it looks like a level of public dissent against the war we havent seen inside russia. should we be cautious about reading too much into this? >> yeah, i co...

Is this another race where we could see that voters may want to just move on, move beyond 2020, and the former president keeps looking back? they want to move forward. >> well, absolutely. in the case of mo brooks, i mean there was nobody who was more angry about the 2020 election and supporting president trump. and then of course mo brooks poll numbers slipped quite a bit in that senate primary. then trump un-endorsed him. and one of the more conventional candidates seems to be emerging althoug...

They get access to the wheat growing regions right in through this area right here. if they do that, and they control the ports and the export ability of these areas under their control, then they can in essence tie the noose around ukraines neck, and thats an economic goal they have at the moment. >> the defense secretary lloyd austin saying today that putins overall goals in ukraine are, quote, unknown. when you look at russias military moves overall, what do you see, colonel? >> so, heres wha...

In that camp, don, because i do think the president is much more forward-leaning in terms of his use of force, and he wants to push the chinese back than some of his people are. but i tell you, you take a risk when you have a president come out and three or four times -- this is the fourth time now. hes basically said he would step in militarily if china moves against taiwan. and then his people tried to walk it back. when you do it that often, it begins to think really you dont know inside the ...