Second story I'm going to get into is what happened with Brown shooting. Okay. Brown shooting. So, Tom, I'm going to come to you first because, and the reason why I'm coming to you first, because the question I asked you off camera, I don't want to ask you right now because I don't want to bring attention to it. But this is something that you're interested in because we know millions of people get up and they're like, I want to send my kids to

college.

And the last thing you want to do is you're raising a good kid, all the things are doing the

right way, and then we see a picture of an innocent 19-year-old girl who was the leader of,

I think, this Republican party that they had at Brown University, and she will not be going home to be with

her family because somebody decided to shoot up this place. Look at her. Beautiful Brown student

from Mountain Brook mourned as bright light after tragic campus shooting. Tom,

what facts, what stories do we so far have of what happened

with this event? So I'll start with the facts and then I'll get to my very, very personal

thoughts on it. Well, first of all, they don't have a suspect. Yesterday, the news was blaring

that, oh, we have a person of interest. He's 23 miles away from campus. He drove here from

somewhere else, we believe he's a

military veteran. They get to him. Apparently, they question him. They look at things, not him,

not on security cameras, vehicle, not in the area, whatever. And so they release him. So around

midnight, we find that the authorities there, campus police, Providence police, detectives, whatever in the area,

nobody has anyone in custody.

So as of right now, there's no one in custody at the time we came on the air today.

And they've got descriptions of him, things like this.

The other is the police collected what's called the brass, which is the discharged shell casings.

And there were more than 40 rounds fired.

And there's tragically two people were killed.

But 40 rounds could have been so many more deaths.

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