Greta: Law Enforcement in San Bernardino Should Take a Bow

VAN SUSTEREN: “Let’s go off the record. And yes, I know, I sound like a broken record, talking about the police, but I must again tonight. I want to go on the record noting my appreciation and admiration for law enforcement. Yesterday’s job by the law enforcement in San Bernardino was something we should all be proud of. The call went out, a shooting and more than 300 law enforcement officers immediately responding, running toward danger, not away. And as our hearts bleed for the 14 massacre victims and their families and friends and the injured, it was law enforcement risking their lives, who stopped the killers before the killers could kill more, by gun or with their bomb-making factory at home. And I’m not the only one who is proud of law enforcement.”
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BURGUAN: “I’ll tell you, as the chief of this agency, I’m incredibly proud of the way that our folks responded not only the initial response here and the help we’ve got form our local and regional partners, but for the way that they also engaged in that — in that officer involved shooting and [indecipherable] on those suspects. That was nothing short of heroic. And extremely proud of the way that they handled that.”
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VAN SUSTEREN: “And while the chief won’t say it himself, I will. He also needs to take a bow. You don’t have law enforcement like San Bernardino without a great leader that’s the chief. And that’s my off the record comment.”