Tonight on the readout, I think that there will be certainly time for that policy discussion

to take place, but that's not the place that we're in at this moment.

I think with respect to any discussion of legislation, it's premature, there's an ongoing

investigation.

This is not the time to go back to the same tired saw over over gun control.

This is not the time to be talking about legislation, we're in the middle of that crisis

right now.

As the search continues for the Lewiston main killer Republicans continue to make excuses,

including a familiar phrase used over the years after mass murders, now is not the time

to fix the problem.

And there are many other shocking but not surprising things that new speaker Mike Johnson has been

saying since it took the gavel, and he's clearly not a big fan of the separation of church

and state.

Plus, three weeks after the Hamas terror attack Israel launches an intense new round of

airstrikes in Gaza, there is tremendous anger, fear and sadness among American Jews, Palestinians

and Muslims.

And we're going to hear some of those voices tonight.

But we begin tonight in Lewiston, Maine, where a frantic manhunt is underway and a community

is reeling after yet another mass shooting in America.

Hundreds of police officers and investigators have joined the search for Robert Card, who

officials say shot and killed 18 people and injured several others at a bowling alley

and bar Wednesday night.

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