Ever address. there is just something that we have to get our arms around. as it relates to these mass shootings. something is amiss. i don t know its people, or the angriness, or the climate, but i m just so tired of talking about it. and nothing being done about it, so that we can talk about it again and again and again. whether it s, as you say, college, whether it s at uva, whether it s a church, juliette, whether it s a synagogue, whether it s a walmart or a supermarket or a nightclub or a school, we talk about it every week. yeah, and i was on an hour ago on a different one. you know, going to bed when this happens. so, this is still active. walmart, as we know, i think this is a walmart are huge. so, we actually don t know likely what the number is. we don t know if it s someone who work there are someone who entered. but multiple fatalities and
last thing before we go tonight, tragedy at uva. thousands of students gathered last night to mourn the deaths at the university of virginia football players. , devin chandler, lavel davis jr., d sean perry. the three young men were shot and killed filled with students, ryan nobles has the latest on the investigation. it s really tough tonight, university of virginia football coach and his team still in a state of shock. it feels like it s a nightmare to be honest with you. i m ready for someone to pinch me and wake me up and say that this didn t happen. questions remain about what led to the murders of deshaun perry, laval davis, and devin chandler. all shot and killed on a campus bus monday. the suspect, 22-year-old christopher darnell jones jr. scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow charged with three counts of second degree murder. his motive is still an open question. but the suspect s father lace that face and it was being picked on. he said i m, he was picking
Rhetoric that is out there, or his concerns in line with some of the political rhetoric out there. just reflect on this moment. well, john, it s a tragic moment. three people lost their lives that day. heather higher and two virginia state troopers, baits and colin, one of whom i knew because he was part of detail that i would sometimes travel with when i was governor of virginia. and you know, i think the attack that day inspired by right wing extremism, neo-nazis, knee owe confederates, people chanting anti-semitic slogans, terror rising students in their first friday at uva, first-year students in the services, it was a horrible day. it made me question many assumptions i had about this country. that violence, president trump s
Is curious because he seemed to have this unique spot on how to keep trump in a box and not dismiss him but not bring him in and now he s got the trump stripes all over him. this is a guy that s already got national office aspirations. david, yesterday, we covered a story about equally new attorney general in virginia firing the top investigator on the january 6 committee who is the general counsel at uva. today, the potential for seven lawsuits against the from seven different school districts against the governor. what is the upside? what is the incentive structure to do things that are clearly a local district knows best if masks make sense at any moment. what drives this? pure politics as it seems from the outside? i think so. i think donna hit the nail on the head. we should not dismiss that
College campuses. at uva, for example, at charlesville, virginia, a student announced there were too many white people in a common area. uva had no problem with that either. this seems like an ominous trend to us no matter what the races in questions are. people attacking openly because of race and authority is not saying anything about it. jason whitlock, the host of fearless, happen to have him on this show. thanks so much for coming on. this seems like one of the paths that you probably don t want to go down. i don t know what the next steps are. but it doesn t seem good to me. it s a path we re going down, tucker, and that video reminds anybody with any type of memory or any type of history, that s 1960-style racism, except it s people of color doing it to white people. the woman sounded like bull connor or any other kind of 1950s, 1960s goith. i want to tip my hat to the