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it's because of the appeals. >> kat: yes, you have to make sure you're being really careful because they have been innocent people who've been let out during the process. i think the fact that those people didn't get killed is something that was worth spending money on if they do naturally do the crime. it's so expensive there are a lot of states where these small counties where decimates their budget and they have to raise taxes on people because it's so attentive and i think it's unfair to make people pay more just because some [bleep] decided to kill somebody. >> greg: i would pay more. >> tyrus: or less. come to louisiana. we do it with buckshot and a rifle. i could do it for $17. >> greg: last word to you, matt schlapp. >> matt: i agree with kat. when we get to see you death penalties being executed by the post office, it's a little alarming, especially in an age where you have a biden administration justice department who thinks if you checked the wrong box under party affiliations, you should
we'll take you back to arizona for another criminal arrest, take a look at this and buckshot here. this is a convicted child predator he's a guatemalan national cabin border patrols tucson arizona sector this man's name is perez. border patrol he has aggravated child molestation in georgia in 2013 but he was sentenced to five years thankfully our agents arresting him before he crossed back into the country illegally. back at your life, mike is these criminal arrest how the concerns with the amount of got away's slipping past border patrol these days. more than 70000 last month but since a new fiscal year began on october 1, more than 135,000 people have slipped past our border patrol agents without ever being caught. who's amongst those people? common criminals? we will never know will send it back to you. bill melugin live in la joya, texas doing a phenomenal job. thank you very much. a los angeles city council member caught on camera at a
my finger went in a hole. >> mike, marcus' dad, is the chef. a master of coalfield cuisine where you make good with what you got. in this case, venice son, biscuit, and that sweet squirrel gravy. ♪ before you start making fun of appalachians eating squirrel, this is not an everyday meal anymore. squirrel is how they teach newbies to hunt. they're doing this for me. my welcome to the family. >> wow. >> all right. there we go. >> nice. >> give it a shot. >> make sure you don't get some buckshot. >> no buckshot. >> i think it passed. i think it passed. you have to have a lot of skills. that's the thing i'm starting the learn living out here. >> necessity is a good teacher. >> well, i grew up in the coal fields. and there were no deer. and the only thing that my dad taught us how to hunt was squirrels and rabbits.
years ago when we talked about white coal miners. while there, we met some black coal miners. our executive director is from that area of the country and said, let's go back and talk about black appalachians. this was an episode that we got to sit back and talk about some hidden stories that americans don't generally know. >> you also have a moment that i think people are going to want to see, which is a culinary adventure. let's take a look at that. ♪ >> before you start making fun of appalachians eating squirrel, this is not an everyday meal anymore. squirrel is how they teach n newbies to hunt. they're doing this for me. my welcome to the family. >> make sure you don't get some buckshot. >> no buckshot. >> mmm. >> i think it passed.
weapon. two home defense weapons, a shotgun and a .38 revolver. listening to the of witness you were talking to earlier, senator john cornyn said that the barrel was shortened. a standard shotgun barrel is anywhere between 18, 20, 22 inches long. you're not allowed to have one with less than an 18-inch barrel or 2 in6 inches in total length. the maximum rounds may have been four, five, six rounds. he would have had to reload. we don't know if this was buckshot or bird shot or a deadly shrug round. and the five or six rounds he would have had with the .38. enough damage in that time before the police were able to interdict him to kill ten people, unfortunately. >> school of 1,400. imagine if he had something that would have allowed him to be more productive. now, there's this other aspect. charles ramsey, let me bring you in.
way beyond me you have to listen to all. of them and sometimes it's just. so real even though your view of it was a lot. with you know there's the head of the ok results gun show that was going on of those same buckshot there for that worker with a. gun but i want to say about those who say people are shot because that was sasha . is levied by you should have been the female of your day know what they know and you do because there was a bush and it was it was young kelly gives version of you to give should i like or . even you know me in my dilemma i mean yeah man i mean i'm a little knee. deep in.
in the auditorium is what most people also see sitting on the couch in their house. he was a likeable, well informed, articulate senator. >> let's move on to something they talked about in the early hour and dominated the primetime and that was donald trump. what did he need to do and did he do it. >> donald trump? >> huh. >> he needed to survive the buckshot we all knew was going be to aimed at him lanight, and i thought he refuted it except for a couple of things. carly fiorina landed a two--by-four in the middle of his forehead and he did not take it well. he did not recover from that. and she got a good lick in on him last night. >> which time are you talking about. >> remark about the face and when she said, all women in america heard what you said. he didn't handle it well and he never quite recovered from it. the secondn"t]y thing that i tht where he went overboard is when he started making remarks about
steals my cell phone, they need my pin to use it, if they steal a gun, anybody can use it. there are more things we can do to prevent serial numbers from being erased. there are a lot of steps that aren't silver bullets but are silver buckshot that can reduce this tool that alison parker's father was talking about. >> you authored a new report in which you note the u.s. has less than 5% of the world's population, but was responsible for 31% of all mass shootings since 1966. you call mass shootings an american problem? >> there's a lot of different ways you can look at that, in terms of the firearms that stands out. there's no doubt that the united states of america is exceptional when it comes to our firearms ownership rate. we have more than 200 million additional guns compared to the next highest ranked country. and we also have almost double the rate of any other country.
foot for four days, following the stagecoach routes through the wilderness, looking for a place to strike. now a seasoned outlaw, he knows how to keep himself strategically hidden, willing to endure a little hardship for a big payday. >> easy, boy. easy does it. keep those hands where i can see them. would you be so kind as to throw down that box? >> i'll get it right now for you, sir. >> easy boy. >> grazed by buckshot, black bart barely escapes a close call. but even a brush with death