Hey good morning YouTube, Robert James Morris here. I've got something that I found this morning. I found a little bit distressing and I'll explain why in a minute. This here is from an NBC interview with the team leader from the BRI, which is the French SWAT team. They went in earlier this morning and assaulted Sant'Anne. My French isn't so good. But yes, they went and assaulted the Sant'Anne this morning and an NBC correspondent had interviewed the SWAT team leader. So that said, what I found surprising is that in the video they showcased the shield that was used at the concert hall. In fact, even though they had just assaulted Sant'Anne, they decided to do a recap on the assault in the concert hall where it all sounded very dramatic. I will play some video clips from that interview. And what I found incredibly interesting is how they would go in with a substandard gear. Now let me explain. Riot shields come in various formats. I had done some looking to see if I could find the exact model. I haven't been able to find that model yet. Maybe somebody out there who knows a little bit more about who their potential suppliers could be. I'm still doing some research in that myself right now. I've noticed though that these shields do come in several different grades. Some are good for pistols, up to 9 mil, low velocity, and some are good for higher velocity weapons and rifles, including armor penetrating rounds and everything else. They do make different flavors of these Riot shields. Well, actually technically these are tactical or ballistic shields. So that being said, the dramatic story of the person holding the shield apparently got shot in the hand because there was a penetration. Now you can see how there's several these by the way are just those are just basically bolts that hold the handle and the the bulletproof glass, the ballistic glass in place. So those are not bullet rounds. These four here and these four right here. But the rest of these are all stopped bullets. However, these two I believe it's these two side by side, which does correspond with the handle grip. You do have absolute penetration. Now tell me this explain to me this. How does a trained SWAT team or tactical team move in on subjects that they know are carrying collision of coughs, 8K 47s with 7.62 millimeter rounds. How do they grab the wrong grade of shield? How come there's no mention of how they had penetration on such a shield. They showcase the thing and do a great little photo op, which is why I'm calling bullshit on this. Now, like I said, I haven't been able to find the exact manufacturer of this particular shield yet. I found some that look similar. They look they look close. If you can see down here, there's a frame. So I'm guessing that below the picture here, this is actually going to be sitting on a small double like a little a frame with with wheels on it. And they would basically rolled in with this. Now, I'm calling bullshit because they would know what they're going up against grabbing the wrong shield. So this is just isn't an option. And I don't know if I don't know with 7.62 like at, you know, let's say at 10 or 15 yards, you wouldn't believe the amount that it loses velocity. These rounds, they lose velocity very, very quickly. And they're extremely potentially harmful at close range. So even Kevlar won't stop them at close range. Like I said, I'm putting this out there so that other people, if they know a little bit more about this tactical gear, please speak up. I'd like to get some more information on this and I welcome any and all possible ideas. I just wanted to throw this out because, like I said, I smell bullshit here. And it stinks to all high heaven. Like I said, these are trained professionals and I sense I sense this is just for photo ops. But anyway, I'm going to play some video now and you guys be the judge. And like I said, get back to me with whatever information you could share. Okay, thank you very much for listening and we'll talk at you soon. All right. We'll position at the end of the theater and then we discover like a hell on hers. I mean more than maybe 7, 8,000 people were lying on the floor. 7, maybe 800? Yeah. Lay on the floor. Tens of bloods everywhere. This is the first thing that went to the door. Exactly. And it's pretty obvious what happened. Yeah. As soon as we opened the door, the terrorist, one of the terrorists, they shot like between 25 to 30 rounds of AK-47 ballot. So 7.62 caliber. And that's it. These are the holes. Exactly. Immediately we've got a guy in the middle of the group get, get hit in the hand. So he fell down because of the pain and one of your officers. Yeah. Yeah. In the middle of the group. First thing we saw that the guy shooting and a lot of maybe 20 stage between the shooter and us. We cannot shot at that time because it was too risky for the hostage at the end of the hallway. We found the two terrorists. It was like a dead end for them. And the first one blew himself with the explosive jacket. And second one tried to do the same, but he got shot by the two first B.I. officers. They were both wearing suicide vest. Exactly. And one of them went off. Yeah. They were blood everywhere.