From the Abraham Lincoln Radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack

Armstrong and Joe Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty Show.

At one point, 19 officers, including members of the Federal Border Patrol Tactical Unit,

were ready to engage or outside the classroom for more than 40 minutes, where the gunman

was still firing rounds.

But according to the Texas Department of Public Safety, the Commanding Officer,

Uvalde, unified schools, police chief Pete Eradondo, made the decision to hold back

officers, saying the situation was now a barricaded person, not an active shooter, and required

different resources, a decision that investigators now say was the wrong move.

Okay, so two of the three, well two of the three biggest school shootings in our nation's

history, in both cases, the cops waited around.

So there's something to take a look at there.

This story bothers me so much I really couldn't even look into it when it first started breaking

after we got off the Earth Thursday, because we talked about it some on Thursday, and then

as it became more evident that what we speculated was absolutely the case, it's just so sickening.

And the parents, the people just begging them to do something or let me do something, they

actually cuffed people who were wanting to go in and do something.

One mom who was briefly detained, then went around climb to wall, got in there to try

to help her kids.

It's trying to save their kids from being murdered and the cops are holding them back because

they won't do it.

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