Emily Jashinsky

And there's sort of echoes of what Luigi Mangione did last year, where you have someone coming up, shooting folks and then walking away.

Presumably this campus is blanketed with CCTV.

And so that makes it, I think, Megan, even more unbelievable that the FBI and local authorities projected such confidence in their detainment of a suspect.

You can detain a suspect and not announce it.

you can detain a suspect and announce it in a different way.

The way I interpreted the announcements were that they felt pretty good about it.

And so I would be furious.

And Providence, if my child were at Brown, if I lived in the area, I would just be beside myself with anger because I think they projected way, way, way too much security into the area.

And on top of that, I mean, again, this is a campus.

There's CCTV absolutely everywhere.

So I don't understand how you feel.

And I would imagine either way, going in and out of that area, that would be my understanding of a campus, is that even if the building doesn't have it, you should be able to figure out whether a person of interest is a serious person of interest, the type that you might announce to the public, or keep it still under wraps to some extent, because you should be able to connect the dots, two and twos, all of that type of stuff.

It seems like they jumped the gun seriously.

And I mean...

On top of this, I think unfortunately there's an effort to get Kash Patel for political reasons inside of the FBI right now.

I do think unfortunately this is also going to raise political questions for Kash Patel because it looks like another rush.

I don't know if that's the case yet, but it does really look like that.

Well, and again, they actually cleared him within, I'm spitballing here, but it was like roughly 12-ish hours.

So it seems as though it didn't take a lot of effort to figure out this was not the guy.

And if that's the case, I mean, that's an easy alibi to check because hotels also have CCTV.