Ted Cruz

You'll see that happen a lot of times with wives that will come in.

Their husband would be a felon or someone that's disqualified from owning a weapon or a friend will come in.

You'll see people that walk in the store.

They'll look at a gun.

They'll take a picture of it.

They'll leave.

And then literally 30 seconds later, a minute later,

someone comes in and tries to buy the exact gun that you just showed to someone else.

There's multiple things that you look for here.

But then there's also conversations.

If you see that someone comes in, and by the way, if you believe that they're drunk or high or on some sort of drug, you can refuse.

And if you just have a really bad feeling, if something doesn't feel right, you can say, I'm not going to sell you a gun, and you have the right as a store owner to do that.

But when you hear that two gun stores did this... That says a lot.

And most...

Yeah, that says a lot because something there I would love to see and go back and hear because I'm sure there's going to be an interview.

What was it?

And then were the authorities alerted to this?

And yet a third store was able to sell them the gun.

They didn't check in on that afterwards.

That also is very concerning.