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Welcome back to Unbiased Politics. Today is Monday, August 11th. Let's talk about some news.

We are going to start with some news from the end of last week and then work our way to more current news.

So we'll start with the CDC shooting that took place on Friday, and we'll talk

about what we know about that. So we know that on Friday afternoon, a gunman had tried to get

inside the CDC headquarters, but was stopped by guards. He then drove across the street to a

CVS location, which is located directly across the street from the main entrance to the

CDC. Just before 5 p.m. local time, that's when the shooter began firing at the CDC from that

CVS. He fired more than 40 shots towards the exterior of the CDC building. And the bullets did

penetrate at least four office buildings through the windows,

but there were no injuries or deaths of CDC employees.

The shooter was wearing what appeared to be a surgical mask, and according to an officer

who spoke on the condition of anonymity, the shooter was armed with five guns, at least

two handguns, a rifle, a shotgun,

and then he had two backpacks filled with ammunition. As the gunmen continued to fire at the CDC

building, DeKalb County Police Officer David Rose arrived on scene. At that point, the shooter began

firing directly at Officer Rose, and unfortunately,

he died from those wounds. He's a 33-year-old, married father of two. He has a third child on the way,

and next month would have marked his one-year anniversary as a county police officer.

As the gunman hid out on the second floor of the CBS store, he was eventually struck by

gunfire and killed. However, law enforcement do not know yet whether the fatal gunshot wound

was self-inflicted or from law enforcement. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation

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