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♪ breaking just moments ago, the kremlin says vladimir putin will be giving a speech at any moment now to law enforcement units who helped defend russia from the armed mercenary rebellion over the weekend. the russian government announced it's dropping all charges against the wagner mercenary group for that attempted revolt. the russian defense ministry says they're preparing to hand over heavy military equipment directly to russian troops. we don't know this morning where their leader is. we have not seen prigozhin since saturday when he abruptly ended his march on moscow and struck a deal to go in exile in belarus. what do you expect putin to say? >> reporter: hi there, poppy. first of all i think he'll thank those units that were part of that but perhaps also say that certainly seemed to be issues for the russians defending that territory and stopping that convoy from prigozhin and those wagner units. some of the things we saw unfold on that saturday was those units

mobile mental health unit that's going out with different law enforcement units. it's not statewide. but they've been measuring at the effective federal level. you see a similar movement we can encourage states and counties and towns, municipalities to do that having a mental health counselor and every 911 center that they're fully funded and fully staffed. where would the funding come from me? ask you this, then we really do. hold on hold on to overcome. this is important and i don't think anyone saying it's either or it's either guns or mental health. i mean, they're not mutually exclusive, right? they're not, but then it's why didn't you support the mental health legislation that came across your desk last year. well, we've had have to remember which bill it was and take a look at it specifically mental health matters. i don't remember this specifically the specifics of that legislation, but i have supported over the years mental health funding in schools and in counties in another in other ways that i felt were appropriate a lot of times when you have these big bills. there's a poison pill in there.

states and our cities are facing . today you have to look at it in totality and the whole and fix it that way. taking guns off the street isn't gonna fix gun violence, and it works. chicago legislation is right now around mental reduce gun violence sees like tell me what legislation is out there that does this that deals with mental health, well estates and by by and large, the state of south carolina. they have funded mental health counselors in schools. they funded school resource officers in schools, for example, my largest county in my district, they have a mobile mental health unit that's going out with different law enforcement units. it's not statewide. but they've been measuring at the effective federal level. you see a similar movement. we can encourage states and counties and towns, municipalities to do that having a mental health counselor and every 911 center that they're fully funded and fully staffed. where would the funding come from me? ask you this, then we really do. hold on hold on overcoming is important and i don't think anyone saying it's either or it's either guns or

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character character, what are you doing to get him out? >> absolutely. he served at camp in shreve series of law enforcement units. i will speak with the other lawyers on the team. i think a motion for pre-sentencing release. he was only arrested on misdemeanor charge that he has already done three months for would be appropriate. i think dhs should we move the detainer on him. remove the expedited order of removal and grant supervised work relieves with his family in texas so wasi can get healthy and well. >> brian: you have to tap into the military community. they would help you. get a very impressive list of people support his character. time is not on his side. kevin carroll, thanks so much. >> thank you, brian. >> brian: straight ahead. we have got a lot. including minority whip tom emmer, big vote today in the capitol as the republican house the minority whip i should say -- the majority whip i should say, matter of a moments. don't move

is happening here. it begins and ends with greg abbott. >> in terms of the investigation itself, which challenges do you think that they're going to face if they go through and do a legitimate thorough investigation? are there information challenges, coronation challenges? what do you think are the obstacles are going to face to get the bottom of what happened? >> well, you now have these two competing narratives with the dps saying it's on arredondo, and arradondo saying i wasn't the incident commander. some of the things that dps have put out on their own suggesting that arredondo did not have a radio at the time. for whatever reason, right or wrong, how does he then become the incident commander if he has no way to be able to communicate that he is the incident commander? so there's a lot of questions that remain to be answered by the law enforcement units that are accountable to us.

not which -- not to identify them, but i wanted to know which law enforcement units were in there. the last thing that i was told, it began with two state troopers and as many as 13 state troopers were in that hallway. that's an important issue for me, because those are the folks who are accountable to me at the state legislature. my concern here is that there's a lot of finger-pointing. no one seems to know who the incident commander is. we've been told that it's this one school cop. at what point does the next agency with higher fire power, higher equipment not take command and control? dps is always talking about command and control, clearly, the superior power and clearly there was some breakdown in the entire system here. big concern for me going forward, texas. >> the speaker of the texas house of representatives formed an investigative community focused on the shooting at robb elementary. that committee meets this thursday. do you expect to learn anything

i've been demanding answers to important questions. i was told i was going to get a very vital report, for me. i wanted to know which officers were in that hallway. not which, not to identify them, but i wanted to know which law enforcement units were in there. the last thing i was told, it began with two state troopers and as many as 13 state troopers were in the hallway. that's an important issue for me, the folks accountable for me at the state legislature. my concern here is that there is a lot of finger pointing. no one seems to know who the incident commander is. we've been told it's this one school cop. at what point does the next agency with higher fire power, higher equipment not take command and control? dps is always talking about command and control, clearly, the superior power and clearly there was some breakdown in the entire system here. to be a big concern for me going forward, anderson.