Ian Carroll

They're always so nice.

And I think the only time I've ever had, in the last 20 years anyway, I've ever had a hostility from the police was in Las Vegas.

And they tried to block us from our camera position, which was in a vacant lot.

I'll never forget this.

And it was at night and they tried to make us leave.

And I thought, I remember saying to the producer, man, we've never gotten that treatment.

Yeah, it was a camera shot.

So I was doing like a stand-up facing the area where the shooting took place.

They just weren't about it.

No, and they were weird about it too, really weird about it and hostile.

And that was just so striking because, again, if you ask anyone who works at Fox, you see cops and they're just so nice because everyone hates cops except the Fox News anchors.

That's their view anyway.

So I never experienced that before.

i'm sure the government already knows of course like that's the reason why you get the cover-up of this magnitude is because they know they know what that's obvious whenever there's not an investigation it's not because no one's interested yeah um and we've seen that a lot in fact we've seen it so much that you sort of wonder at what point it's just impossible to have like a functioning justice system because nobody believes anything

Well, Sue, I didn't want to talk about this because I know everyone involved very well, and I feel emotional about it, and I'm going out day after tomorrow to speak at Turning Point at Charlie's request.

But I don't – so the hostility that I – I don't know what that was.

The onus is on the government to prove it was a lone gunman.

Okay.

That's up to them, not up to me.

That's their job.