"He had seven magazines of ammunition on a chest rig that he wore. He also had an additional eight magazines of ammunition in a field bag that he had carried," Police Chief Mike Sack told reporters. "This doesn't include the number of magazines that he left and dumped on the stairway in the corridors along the way." But there has also been criticism of the government's handling of the issue. Sack, who did not clarify how the shooter got access to the weapon, stressed the importance of checking in with people who are in distress.
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“It’s a television show, like this is a television show,” Oz said. “So people can run commercials on the shows, and that’s a perfectly appropriate and very transparent process.” Vance, for his part, has expressed skepticism about the polls showing a close race. He also spends considerable time in his stump speeches wrestling with Ryan’s overtures to GOP voters. At an event last week in the Cleveland suburb of Medina, Vance quickly corrected himself after he called the debate he and Ryan had participated in days earlier a “Republican debate.” The strategy, shared first with NBC News, targets opposing wings of the GOP: those who dislike Donald Trump, whose endorsement helped Vance win the primary, and those who love Trump but might distrust Vance, who once was an unsparing critic of the former president. “Why haven’t you apologized to that unarmed innocent Black man?” Oz asked Fetterman.
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