Former FBI deputy assistant director Terry Turchie joined 'Jesse Watters Primetime' to discuss the anticipated release of the Covenant School trans shooter's manifesto by the Nashville Police Department.
. I have a terrible feeling it will be redacted somewhat, it may have a lot of omissions. The more they redact it, the more they omit and any other documents they found that they fail to release will really increase the fact that we just can't trust law enforcement even. And this ties into what you've been talking about insofar as the political agenda.
Unfortunately, we have to admit to ourselves, whether we're former or we're current, that America has never been in this kind of situation before, where law enforcement has become political and many of us could argue law enforcement has become weaponized. And ifdoesn't match the politically correct definition of the myth that people are trying and the people in power, I mean, are trying to let American people know, is the profile of a crazed shooter, then, then we're in trouble.
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