Chris McDonough

How does this guy just show up at two o'clock in the morning at an 84-year-old woman's house whose daughter happens to be one of the most high-profile journalists out there?

Every single morning, millions of people watch her.

And this guy randomly knows where her mother lives.

And he's so sophisticated, allegedly, that he gets to her front porch and realizes there's a camera.

And then he says, you know what, I'll just grab a bunch of weeds, okay, and cover the lens.

Right.

And then you think about the other piece of that.

We'll talk about the gun that you mentioned there for a second.

First of all, it looks like an automatic potential.

And could it be a replica?

We don't know.

Not yet.

But the holster that it's in is a holster for a revolver.

It's not even the right holster.

And the way he's positioned it, you know, in front of him, it's like, you know, this guy is apparently not fired very many guns, okay?

Because the gun is positioned like this, okay, in the front.

Whereas if you see the whole reason the military, law enforcement, and all those people that are trained carry the gun on the side is because you go like this, okay?

Right from here to here.

You don't do this.

Because that's a split second.