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frankly not grant it is a certain degree of may be self-consciousness because this affidavit is one if approved, but in the grand scheme of things, i think a special master would make sense. frankly, the american people are losing a certain amount of trust in the leadership of the fbi and the justice department appear there is no better way to put tt right justice delayed is justice denied and we want the special master to come back to s with an understanding of what things we can release and not release. that is a great fear, of course, a general warrant here which says they can get anything they wanted, which is a violation of fourth amendment. or that they were specificity here and it doesn't really matter what they took or what they had a right to. i think a special master would be a great choice. >> carley: yeah, the judge reviewing whether or not trump is a special master is actually a judge trump appointed two years ago. but then there is also judge
proceed. does he get one? >> you know, i think it makes sense whether he gets one or not but it depends on whether this judge decides to appoint one. but rule 53 of the federal rules of civil procedure for exactly this kind of deep dive allows for a special master. i look at this process and i say it is fascinating. at first, the judge approves the affidavit, warrant, and goes in after it. and no, he says it is an unprecedented raid. he tells the justice department a weak argument to redact the affidavit because of undue burden on literally 100,000 employees of the justice department and creates a disruptive precedent. after all, the disruptive precedent to redact an affidavit of this file, in reality it was to have a raid on a former president. the secretary of state, if we looked and saw turkey, putin doing this kind of thing, gosh
backdoor. >> of the alleged interference from the white house blocking the former president from utilizing executive privilege. >> it is the one thing that clearly is wrong is that biden white house should not be able to waive the executive privilege of president trump. that would make the executive privilege and old. no president could seek anybody in confidence without knowing that two years from now, three years from now, all of it will be revealed by the current president. >> meanwhile, a federal judges ordering the justice department prepare a redacted version of the affidavit to raid mar-a-lago and they have thursday until noon to make that. >> carley: thanks, brooke robert charles for georgia, good morning to you. former president trump wants a special master, who would be a neutral party to review the documents and determine how to
pay and benefits, working conditions. the city took away our pension in 2007. since then 24-man department has hired police officers that have quit. we cannot retain officers. the police officer that stays in the department and average 21 months. the average officer quits after 15 months. a huge toll on morale and a huge hit on public safety and officer safety. we cannot staff our ranks and forced to work tons of overtime. >> carley: so sergeant, what do you think the reason is the event the of support? >> certainly, a tight budget like anybody. but our pay falls well behind pretty much every other area department. we are one of the only ones with no retirement or pension. our wages are subpar. her stations run down. we received little training and
lot of issues from past administrations in certain ways. but when it comes down to the funding for us and taking care of the officers that we can actually hire and retain people, that is where the issue is. and we are not doing it. >> carley: you also say the department was awarded covid a covid funding that you never received. what do you mean by that? >> our city received $1.6 million in the american recovery act funds. the police officers receive nothing. our city in particular, we had covid pretty bad and the officers got covid and had to be off with sick time. and then if they got covid again and didn't have sick time left, they were off without pay. so the city did not cover sick time. a lot of cities were giving extra sick time, comp time, hazard pay, extra source of funding. the officers in our city didn't
to do that. >> absolutely. the real tragedy there is that one of his children were in that classroom, officer martinez's child, but, you know, it's very clear when you have an active shooter, you immediately establish command post with the incident commander. that was not done. basically, you had 346 officers as many as defended the alamo in this school or around this school with nobody telling them what to do, and when officers down the line tried to use their own initiative, they were stopped, so there's a lot of blame to go around here, and certainly border patrol, u.s. marshals, department of public safety all had better training and better incident command training than the six-man department's chief. i think the report is right on, but again, the more important
went wrong. you had a a six-man department with what appears to be an ineffective chief who did not assume incident command. they did not follow protocol which is to immediately go in and save lives, even putting your own life on the line. but we have to be fair here, and, you know, three minutes before any police got to the building this individual had fired 100 shots. many of these kids probably could have been saved because they bled to death, but the fact is that it was real mass murder before any police were in the building. the other question, which is just as important to me, because we're going to fix the protocols, i believe, and this will never happen again in this kind of situation is how did this individual get that weapon? how did somebody who was posting school shooting was his intent all over social media be allowed
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