Uvalde Sheriff had not completed active shooter training

Laura Coates Live

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🗓️ 13 December 2022

⏱️ 82 minutes

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State documents appear to indicate Uvalde Sheriff Nolasco had not completed active shooter training, and also that the Sheriff’s Department did not have an active shooter policy, at the time of the Robb Elementary School massacre. The panel discusses the special counsel in the Trump investigations subpoenaing Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensburger in the January 6 probe, and Marjorie Taylor Greene downplaying the Capitol riot, saying it would have been armed if she led it. Should there be concern that she’s about to have real power?The TSA is to expand its facial recognition technology at select airports, but critics are calling it an invasion of passenger privacy. Journalist Rafael Cores was sitting next to Grant Wahl when he collapsed at a World Cup Match. He joins to remember the legendary soccer journalist’s final moments. Science educator Bill Nye joins to talk about US scientists reaching a long-awaited nuclear fusion breakthrough. Plus, former crypto CEO Sam Bankman Fried has been arrested in the Bahamas, and Twitter disbands its ‘Trust and Safety Council’ after three members resign in protest.Hosted by Laura Coates and Alisyn Camerota To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Good evening, everyone. I'm Allison Kamarata. And I'm Laura Cotes, and this is CNN Tonight.
0:14.0	We have updates tonight on the DOJ's investigation into Donald Trump. And there's new ludicrous
0:19.8	things that the Congresswoman from Georgia is saying about January 6th, and how much
0:24.2	worse it would have been if she'd been in charge. Somehow she's proud of that. But it's
0:29.0	deeper than just hateful comments. That Congresswoman is on the verge of being placed on important
0:33.1	committees and having real power. Plus, shocking developments tonight, almost seven months after the
0:38.6	horrific tragic Evaldyschool shooting. We're learning tonight the Sheriff's Department actually had
0:43.8	no active shooter policy when 19 children and two of their teachers were shot to death in their
0:50.0	classrooms. How could they protect these kids if there was never a plan? Okay, so we have a lot
0:56.5	to talk about. Let's bring in CNN's John Burman. We also have with us senior legal analyst,
1:00.8	Ellie Honeig, and former Republican Congressman Charlie Dent. Gentlemen, great to have you all.
1:04.8	So let's start with the updates, Ellie, in what's going on with now the special counsels investigation
1:11.5	into all things Donald Trump. They want to interview Brad Raffinsberger, okay? Secretary of State
1:16.8	in Georgia. That makes sense. He's a pivotal player. Why hasn't the DOJ interviewed him? It's been
1:22.6	almost two years. Can I answer your question with just the word A-men? I mean, I asked the same
1:27.4	question. Why has it taken so long? And look, this is a failure. It's not going to doom the case,
1:32.8	but it's an unforeseen error by prosecutors. Let me explain why. Laura knows this. As a prosecutor,
1:38.0	you guard your witnesses gelously. If you get wind that you have someone who you think is an important
1:43.3	witness and someone else is poking around, another agency, another prosecutor's office,
1:47.1	you shut them down and you keep your witness away. Now, why? Is it because of greed? No, it's because
1:51.8	you don't want your witnesses exposed. So let's look at Brad Raffinsberger. We know he's testified
1:55.8	in front of the January 6th committee. There's a book on him. Literally, there's a transcript full of
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