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to be a bit of a stutter step from turkey, that was overcome. some good personal diplomacy by our president by the way. here we are a very very good day for nato. mohammed, let me ask you notwithstanding the fact you are wearing a tie, let me ask you about turkey and inflation. i only bring this up, most americans don t really know much about turkey, but everybody thinks inflation is joe biden s fault, in europe, in france, inflation is as high as it has been in for decades. in the uk, i just came from south africa where all anybody talks about his gas prices and inflation. this is a global phenomenon. is there any likelihood of anything happening soon on the russia-ukraine front, that will alleviate inflation around the world? thank you, ali, it is wonderful to be with you and james tie notwithstanding. inflation is a global problem, and it is a global problem because commodity prices have gone up because supply chains have been disrupted. now how it plays out in
uvalde. what could accountability look like, jim? well, if it is going to be a judgment call i m afraid that is not what people think it is. it may not be a criminal problem, it may just be civil lawsuits, some sanctions from the local authorities against their leaders, removal as chief, if they think that was a poor judgment that was so poor that he could be removed. most likely civil lawsuits by the families, you know, saying that you should have made the judgment to go in. he only had time to just do a stutter step and set up an emergency assault in just a few minutes if there was no active shooting going on inside the classroom. and that is the testimony that we have in all the reporting. however, if there was active shooting going on in the classroom, in other words you thought he was killing children at that instant moment, then you should have started hitting that door with shotgun blasts trying to knock that lock off, half mooning that lock, hitting the
you need to stop. you need to take a stutter step. you need to set up your stacks in the hallway with keys and both doors. they should have had. there s a failure they did not have. i would have sent riflemen around the back to the window. see if they can get a shot at the killer. maybe they can. maybe they cannot. we would do what we call a sniper initiated attack. on the commanders order, by radio, the sniper would shoot, one shot only. they will kill miss or wound the assailant these tax would go in. doors will go open. and kill him and shoot him before he killed the children. when people say is not a house to it is a high-level of active training it was in an active shooter event. this is when the tactics have to change to an emergency assault to breach. there s a lot going on here. we are putting a lot of decisions on the chief of a six
and penetrate brick walls, steel doors. firing those inside of a hallway in a school, the sound is disorienting alone. a lot of mistakes for sure but the on scene commander waited too long. it s wrong to say he should have charged in. that s also wrong. i ve handled these hostage barricades. the secretary over waco, i was in the shootout at waco and naeg negotiated and worked with the rangers and troopers. these things get real wild real fast. the incident commander should have made a stutter step when he reached the breach point, which is the locked classroom with children inside with a killer. he had to take a stutter step because people say that s not a hostage barricade. wrong, that is a hostage barricade but it s a hostage barricade in the middle of an active shooter situation. but now you ve got to get in there and you ve got to kill