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tuesday, but he does recall the moment he heard what he described as loud gunfire. he said his teacher quickly locked the door and told him and his classmates to be quiet and hide. he said during the time when he waited, only one thing was running through his mind. he is thinking at 10 years old what is going to happen to us. and we know that shooter, the 18-year-old, killed 19 of his classmates and two teachers. and this is something jayden is still coming to terms with. listen in. >> tell sad about some of my friends that died. >> who were your friends that died? >> jayce, mckenna, tess, an annabel. basically almost all of them.
table. thatten the stop my friend getting hurt. the shooter shot in the window and my friend and my teacher got hurt on like i don't know which side but she got hit like hit on the side and then my friend got like shot through the nose and they had and they both had to get surgery. >> reporter: he said an officer helped him and his classmates escape through a window but not before the shooter had killed his friends. >> mckenna, tess, annabel, basically almost all of them. basically almost all of them. >> reporter: jordan's pain, not physical. but emotionally paralyzing. >> because after what happened, you know. >> reporter: do you ever want to go back to school? >> i don't want exhibit to, no,
>> jayce, mckenna, annebell. basically almost all of them. >> basically almost all of them, he says. the friends he lost. want to bring in pastor tony grubin of uvalde's baptist temple church. pastor, good to have you on this morning. i can't imagine the kinds of conversations you're having right now with people who lost loved ones, friends, family. how are they doing? >> grieving, weeping, as you would expect, questions, questions without answers, and just -- and in most cases, a lot of cases just straight shock. sometimes anger, sometimes fear, sometimes all of them rolled into one. not knowing what to do or how to
any other solution is people lying and what concerns me, nicole. i'm not surprised what ted cruz is, he's a lying weasel. i'm not surprised at what abbott said. cops lie, none of these things surprise me. i am concerned about the voters. i do not understand the voters for these republican candidates. i do not understand the voters in these communities that see those guys don't care and don't do anything about it. >> we'll talk about that over the course of the next two hours about the change and the pressure and the questions coming from all corners of american life and not just politics. as promised, my colleague kerry sanders has gone out in short order and has folks to talk to us about. >> joining us now is a family that's here to pay respects to the dead. we have sophia, 6 years old, mckenna, 4 years old, cynthia, inside the school, first of all, did you have relatives or know anybody there? >> uvalde, i have a lot of
mckenna closer than ever. >> oh, i've got 16 grandkids and i want to make sure that i get a hold of each one of them. >> thank you very much for sharing your thoughts and i'll turn to the camera for a moment and that's kind of the most raw emotion you can get and the questions and you can hear, she wasn't even aware of the specifics of the news conference. she's getting filled in. her question is how many other babies' lives could have been saved if the officers had gone in and that's the question here. >> kerry sanders, i thank you so much for bringing their voices and i will be haunted forever and uvalde will never be the same and no community is. buffalo will never be the same and you've been to so many places and parkland will never be the same, sandy hook will never be the same and they're in it and that interview captured that so intensely. >> yeah. thank you. thank you. >> kerry sanders, thank you so much. >> thank you. frank, i want to come back
nance, and bc counter sir terrorism and intelligence analyst and author of the book they want to kill americans. thank you for being here. miss mckenna, welcome to the show. tell us more about this group. because i think people who have paid attention, not all americans have unfortunately, to things that are going on in places like libya, madagascar, and mali, mozambique, they know who they are. but they actually got their start basically in ukraine. can you just talk about that? >> sure, so the wagner group, as we know as a first popped up in ukraine in 2014 when we know from statements, from western governments, from reporting by journalist, and from the soldiers themselves that took selfies while they were there, that the russian military was operating in ukraine, but of course, the kremlin tried to maintain this near plausible deniability and constantly denied that the russian troops there. the wagner group was a very convenient way to bolster their forces there. but to claim no knowledge, to claim that these were, quote, little green men, had no
>> i can go home and explain these people west virginia, i can vote to continue with this piece of legislation it and i just can't predict and i tried everything possible mckenna get there read. >> your dad and this is a no. >> this is a known legislation i've tried every thing i note to do. tammy: predictably the bill supporters, especially progressives. >> we all know the senator mansion could you know, these excuses that he made it i think are complete . tammy: with jen psaki reading that we will continue this if he will reverse his condition and again into honor his prior commitments to be true to his