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Help inform school safety and police officers going forward? theres no evidence that these shootings historically based on the laws that we have and the current state of the country are going to stop any time soon. i think when you look at this, one of the key things and re-reviewing the typeline that we received last week from the texas department of public safety, its this question of the 911 calls from the very classroom where the shooter was in where we know there was some students that were...

Its dependent on an incident commander knowing what the heck he was doing. and your rage is my rage. its incomprehensible. its -- you know, its basic crisis management 101. its incomprehensible. >> and to that point in terms of crisis management i understand and please correct me if im wrong there were federal response teams there and local teams told them to hold off. at what point would somebody on the federal side of this say look at all this time thats going by, were taking over, or do they ...

Every situation particularly in these. it struck me there were 19 officers in the hallway. thats one for every kid that died, thats the first thing that struck me. the second thing was we know that those kids were calling from the classroom. they were calling 911. where was the disconnect, juliet? how does that happen youve got those 911 calls and obviously that information was not getting to those officers outside the door? how does that happen? >> right. so as we heard yesterday the incident c...

Conference. i want to bring in juliet, a cnn national security analyst and former assistant secretary at the department of homeland security. juliet, i want to get your thoughts on this major news as we heard shimon ask why officers didnt try to breach the barricaded classrooms sooner. he said the commander on scene considered a barricaded suspect, and thought there was time, and that there were no more children at risk. whats your reaction to this answer? >> well, so my reaction is rage that ev...

Weapon. thats a yes or no question. and thats a question if you have a firearm, thats a question that can be answered in seconds even without a test that can answer it in minutes and hours. right? >> absolutely. also standard protocol, any officers who respond to an event where shots are fired, those -- their weapons are confiscated by the incident command as soon as thats established. one of the reasons is to determine how many rounds are left in each one of the guns to start to get a picture o...

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Investigation. you have to get out there, and i dont mean politicians, like, hearing their thoughts and prayers, thats very nice. we want to hear from the law enforcement, from incident command, people who are on scene and have knowledge and have access to investigative information to give us the basics of what happened here. it is essential. >> just very quickly, andrew, if that school resource officer or any other officer had fired his or her weapon, in those early moments, would police alread...

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