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It's time for donkey other day. Democrat

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to being donkey of the day, a little

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bit of a mixed so like a dope the

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other day.

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Now I've been called a lot of my twenty three years.

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That donkey of the day is a new wife. Wow,

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donkey today for Thursday October to

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the assistant director of the movie Russ,

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David Halls. Now, if you haven't heard because

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you're busy, it's understandable. But

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there was a tragic, senseless murder on

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the set of the movie Russ when actor Alec Baldwin

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accidentally shot dead cinematographer

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Helena Hutchins. Okay, rest

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in peace to her, sending her family healing energy,

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and won't get the director on the

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set of the Western film Russ. Now, accidents

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happen, Tragic accidents

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happened, and this was a tragic accident. But when

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you find out these situations probably could have

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been prevented. But someone,

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namely David Halls, was irresponsible.

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Oh see, you heard

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Queen able to do They on the breafat Club last Hour and she

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spoke on the safety precautions and protocol that

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go along with checking a gun on set. Let's

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listen. But the reason why I don't have

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guns on my set is because during summer, the proper

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protocol was done. The director has to check

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the gun and so the armorer has

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it first. A D has it first, Assistant

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director. Everybody looks at and they bring it over to

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me to look at. And I remember looking at it

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was like, I don't even know what I'm looking I

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said, I don't and I and in that moment, I said, I don't

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know what I'm looking at. I can't keep this crew

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safe. I don't know what I'm looking at. I had to depend on other people

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to tell me if it's safe. Proper

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protocol is the director has to check the

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gun. She said, the a D has to check

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it. A D would be David Hall in

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this case, also the director would

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have to check it. I don't know if the director checked it because

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in this case the director got shot.

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But we do know, okay that

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in this case the checking of the gun did go to

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David Hall. Well, David Hall dropped

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the ball is clear. Not all safety

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protocols will follow it on set and David

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admitted to it. Let's go to see be see with sheperd

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spit report police assistant director

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who handed Alec Baldwin that loaded

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gun on the movie set, admitted

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to investigators that he didn't check the

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revolver carefully enough. Investigators

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say when they asked the armor about live

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ammo on the set, she responded,

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no live ammo is ever kept on set.

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But today the Santa Fe County Sheriff

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said it appears it was a

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real bullet in Baldwin's revolver

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that killed the film's cinematographer.

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It struck her in the chest, according to investigators,

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before hitting the director who was standing behind

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her. The district attorney says she will

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prosecute if there's evidence of

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a crime, but she says right now it's

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too early to determine whether anyone will

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face charges. New court documents revealed

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an interview with assistant director David

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Halls and armorer Hannah Gutierrez,

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who told investigators that on that day

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she checked the dummies referring to

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the ammunition and ensured they

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were not hot rounds. She described

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locking up the firearms and is safe during

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a break, but during lunch, she stated

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the AMMO was left on a cart on the

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set, not secured. Halls

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told investigators when Hannah showed him

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the firearm before continuing rehearsal.

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He could only remember seeing three rounds.

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He advised he should have checked all of

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them, but didn't and couldn't recall

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if she spun the drum.

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I mean, you know, one time is an accident, but this

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happened before. Guess what. David

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Hall was fired in twenty nine when he when he was an

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assistant director on the movie Freedom's Path,

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a gun unexpectedly discharged

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and during a sound crew member the production

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company Rocket Soul Studios told CNN

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that I remember when David said, she doesn't want

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guns on our set because he doesn't even know what she's

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looking at. Clearly, David Hard doesn't know

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what he's looking at either. Thank god the crew

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member wasn't killed. And at the time, David

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Hall was very remorseful for the events and

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understood the reasons he was fired.

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Well, clearly he didn't learn from that mistake two

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years ago. The best apology has always changed

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behavior. But two years later, David, what

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did you change? Okay, what did you adjust?

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If two years ago your negligence called someone

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to get shot in two years later, your negligence

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called someone to get shot and killed, And clearly

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you are not learning from the lessons life is teaching

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you. Okay, I want to know why is

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there live ammunition period on these sets?

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Like why why are there live

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ammunition on set at all? For what? Somebody please

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call me to the reasons why you know?

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I don't know. But David Hall, you

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got blood on your hands in a real, real way,

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al right. The fact you said you have showed the gun

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before rehearsal. You can only remember seeing

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three rounds, and you admitted you should have checked all

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of them but didn't, and you couldn't

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recall if you spun the drum.

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This is a prime example of when someone's irresponsibility

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becomes your responsibility because someone

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is dead, another is shot, and

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this isn't the first time. Is in the

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first time David has been a serresponsible and

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caused something like this to happen. I'm not here to

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judge, I'm not here to prosecute. I'm just here

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to remind you all of this quote by George

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Matthew Adams. Negligence

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is that the body of all DK and

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DKA always starts by showing little

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signs, all warnings. There is nothing

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quite so easy as to neglect, and

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nothing quite so difficult as

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to repair that negligence. Negligence

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always carries a high price. It

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costs nothing to avoid it. Please

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let me remind give David all the biggest he hare

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heha he ha. You

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stupid mother, are you dumb? All

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right? Well, thank you for that donkey of the day. That

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sad, sad case of events,

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very sad. Alright, it's the Breakfast Club.

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Good morning.