Tonight on The Readout.

We got up to the third floor.

My room has a window facing me, so we got to a different room.

I was in there with five other guys, and we pushed a bed in front of the door, and we turned the lights off,

and turned the police scanner on down low, and waited out for the night.

You're a sophomore in college.

Yeah.

You had to do that on your campus.

Yeah.

Another deadly school shooting this time in Michigan, as we marked five years since a gunman took the lives of 14 high school students and three staff members in Parkland, Florida.

Plus former South Carolina governor, Nikki Haley, steps into the ring to challenge Trump, as Mike Pence says he plans to fight the special counsels, Sipina, and Twitter.

Twitter whistleblower, and Anika Navaroli joins me to tell us what she learned at House Republicans hearing on alleged liberal bias on social media.

We begin tonight on this February 14th Valentine's Day to those love birds celebrating.

It's also Frederick Douglass's birthday, and sadly it is also five years to the day since the Marjorie Taylor Stoneman Douglas High School mass shooting in Parkland, Florida.

Today also marks the 46th day of the year, and already this country has faced 68 mass shootings according to the gun violence archive.

Those are shootings where at least four people, not including the shooter, were shot.

Just take a moment to take that in.

67 mass shootings in just 46 days.

No where else in the world is this happening. The latest mass shooting coming on the campus of Michigan State University last night, where students scrambled for safety as a 43 year old gunman who had no affiliation with the school opened fire, killing three students, and critically wounding five more.

Those three students have now been identified. They are Alexandria Werner, a junior at MS and MS, MSU, remembered as a tremendous student athlete and leader.

Brian Fraser, a sophomore at MSU and president of his college fraternity, and Ariel Anderson, also a sophomore at MSU who wanted to become a pediatrician.

For a few of those students on campus, it was their second mass shooting in less than a year and a half.

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