and do a reset. I want to play, I want to replay that entire presser because I think it was only a

couple of minutes, but I think it's got some details in there. So as soon as you guys are ready to

play it, we'll do it. I also have to say, Jack, I've got a particular problem with the thing

about all the agencies working together. As I've said many times, we understand they're all

work together. We assume you're

all together. But I think we just got to get down to the basics. And if we can just put up that

photo of the of the, of the ledge of the shooter, or the alleged shooter, the one that got

wounded and they put in the, I think was the uh thing was that the i think that was the

alleged shooter right we we um i think we put that up and i'd like to play just what cash

and mayor bowser in the assistant head of what dc metro uh has to say because i'm not saying

there's conflicting information but even that it wasn, it wasn't, it wasn't tight.

It wasn't as tight as you have to have. Let's, we don't have it? No, Jack right now. Okay. Jack. Oh, okay. Oh, yeah, we're going to reset Jack. We've got to reboot here. What we know from this presser is that they called it a targeted shooting what happened earlier this afternoon i think around

two 15 or so uh at the ferrigat near the ferrigat um the metro station uh someone came around the uh

a shooter came around the corner and opened up on national guard elements that were in uh that were

there they were supposedly had weapons uh they were shot at first opened up on National Guard elements that were in, that were there.

They were supposedly had weapons.

They were shot.

At first it was reported by the governor of West Virginia that they had, they had died.

What we do know is that other national, from the pressers that other National Guard

individuals got onto the shooter and, uh, and let him have it.

I think there's New York Post is reporting, uh, five rounds. Um, the, uh, he was hit by five

rounds or took five rounds. The, um, the ABC news and CBS, or excuse me, CBS news is reporting

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