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they might perpetrate. it is gonna be a very tough standard to settler in the ground. i think it is definitely happening based on the last two cases. they are both here in michigan and illinois. you are definitely going to see this unfold next six months to a year. >> clint, speaking of profiling, speaking of profiling the suspects, all of the accused gunman in the buffalo, eovaldi, and highland park shootings were male. they are between the ages of 18 and 21. this is becoming a common pattern. talk to us a little bit about how realistic it could be. talk about your own experience. how could we take those baseline information data points to find an to anticipate, stop, or predict how the next mass shooting will occur. >> okay. i have a quick note. i was not a profiler. that is a specific discipline down and -- i can tell you this. this is from all my time working counterterrorism
2019 in illinois. his father sponsor him despite previous threats to harm himself and others. he signed an affidavit to be liable for any injuries -- while enforcement this week suggest that the father may have responsibility for his son's actions. it can be difficult to prove criminal charges against a parent. in michigan, the parents were charged following their son's alleged murder of four students at his high school. they bought him a handgun for christmas. they are seeking answers for these tragedies. . the people behind these shootings are beginning to fit a certain profile. in the buffalo, eovaldi, and highland park shootings, the suspects were all males between
contrast that kind of policing, which i think you guys are talking about here, which is sort of unaccountable, and sort of brutal to physically, you know, restrain the actions of citizens, right? and then you sort of look at the uvalde situation where a lot of people thought -- i thought that's what police did, was rush into the line of fire, but the supreme court says they don't have to do that. into the line of fire, but the supreme court says they don' disconnect between what i would say mostly non-black people think police are supposed to do, where africans americans and brown folks want pleased to do and what legislatively they are required to do? >> the other thing we are doing joy is a series of how cops get off as we are sending people to a website police free communities dot org, because we want people to start reimagining public safety looks like. eovaldi was not public safety right? and all of these mass shading shootings are not public safety. we have to think something
because you reporters are obtaining it. there has not been any more public disclosure of information by officials. >> that is correct, one thing that we do know is that right now ahead of the vp state police in texas, they will testify tomorrow and austin. that will be their first public comment and weeks really since he gave the press conference in which he said that the head of the small police force for the school and eovaldi had made the wrong decision much to the frustration not -- just as reporters but as families and it really people across the country who are watching this. and we have had to go and find it ourselves. we have been really looking into this and trying to get this stuff out. it is really important to know when they came into the school we were able to report on friday that actually one of the officers in the police department was on scene outside the school with the high
>> that is correct, one thing that we do know is that right now ahead of the vp state police in texas, they will testify tomorrow and austin. that will be their first public comment and weeks really since he gave the press conference in which he said that the head of the small police force for the school and eovaldi had made the wrong decision much to the frustration not -- just as reporters but as families and it really people across the country who are watching this. and we have had to go and find it ourselves. we have been really looking into this and trying to get this stuff out. it is really important to know when they came into the school we were able to report on friday that actually one of the officers in the police department was on scene outside the school with the high powered weapon. had a potential shot at the gunman at that moment. he decided not to take it because he feared he said,
votes. so you keep guns safely out of the reach of children, young people. people who break and enter your home. it is evidence that there is a very large number of republicans who do not believe that they should be taking any action. i have some hope that because john mccormack, who i think is a straightforward member, it wants to do something. that is what he said on the senate for floor last thursday. senator murphy, from connecticut. who saw such a tragedy and loss of life of children and teachers as eovaldi did. they are working at it. i think they are both sincere in wanting to do something. i talk to john comic on thursday, and i think he and chris murphy are trying to get to some place. but the question is can you get to ten republicans? can you get ten republicans to respond to the overwhelming plea of the american people?
districts law enforcement, the chief of police should know that they would be incident commander in this kind of incident. they should have keys to every single one of the classrooms on the campus, like the one behind me here. they should know that they need to have the radio on to communicate with all the people who would be on the ground that day. while his answers in this interview shed some light on the length of time, on the chaos that happened on the ground that day, those answers give us just as many questions about why the team was functioning that way, if they were critical errors or lack of preparedness there. now he is speaking out after a long stretch of being essentially missing in action. there are so many more questions for the chief of police here in eovaldi, michael. >> those questions apparently have led the justice department to announce that it has began its own review. what do we know about the team heading that review and what do you think they are going to be investigating? >> that's right.
high school when she heard the gunshots ring out. she says that she was devastated when she learned of the recent school shooting in uvalde. take a listen. >> i remember, i was at a rehearsal for a play when i heard about eovaldi. i stepped outside and cried. it brought back all of the emotions that i felt that day when i survived parkland. it hurts to know that there are so many kids, younger than myself, who will have to live through a life's worth of trauma that i deal with every day. this is what motivates me to keep doing this. i do not want one more kid to have to get shot, or to have to live the rest of their life with this haunting them. >> in 2018, florida lawmakers took action and change the legislation here in the state in response to the parkland shooting. at this point, protesters and lawmakers and lacey are saying if they could do it in florida,
that either. so, there is a hope that we can get a bipartisan consensus at least on that, which is that we identify the state level people who are in trouble, and should not have access to guns. that is what a red flag law is. and the hope we might be able to get that done. i pray and hope that at the very least, -- >> we are almost at a, time but i want to ask you about the nra as well, there is some new reporting from nbc news that is bringing to light attempts by that organization to tout its school safety program is doing after eovaldi. our reporter saying this, quote, the total amount of nra funds given to schools to improve security since the program started in 2014 is less than $2 million. 0.8% of the 2.2 billion dollars in revenue that the nra and it's associated foundation of race in the same time frame. you have been a strong opponent of the and are a, participating
us on january 6th. and are continuing to stand up for the truth of our democracy, officer harry dunn, officer daniel hodges, former officer michael fanone, sergeant african nino gonell, officer caroline edwards, who really, really moved us all last night. these guys are heroes. in an era where we are seeing police really not always stand up and do the right thing, especially in places like eovaldi, they did the right thing. thank you, bomani. that is tonight the reidout, all in with chris hayes starts right now. t,>> tonight on all in. >> aware of the rioters chants to hang mike pence, the president responded with this sentiment. quote, maybe our supporters have the right idea. mike pence, quote, deserves it. >> the january six committee tells the world, donald trump led the attempted coup. >> i told him that it was crazy stuff and they were wasting