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Actor Alec Baldwin told ABC News' George Stephanopoulos in an exclusive interview that he had "no idea" how a live bullet got onto the set of his film, "Rust," but that he "didn't pull the trigger" on the firearm that killed one person and wounded another.
It's a completely mechanical instrument. It doesn't fire unless someone fires it. Despite what people who share Alec's political persuasion think, guns don't kill people.
I just hope that clip isn't indicative on Stephanopolous and his weak reporting .... he better have pushed back when that idiot said he didn't pull the trigger and didn't point it at anyone.
A gun doesn't go off by itself. It has a mechanism.
Yeah....the gun somehow pointed itself at the victim and fired unassisted and everyone suddenly has amnesia as to how a real bullet ended up in the firing chamber.
I just hope that clip isn't indicative on Stephanopolous and his weak reporting .... he better have pushed back when that idiot said he didn't pull the trigger and didn't point it at anyone.
Just like he threw scripted softball questions at Biden during his interview. I have no respect for the guy in expecting him to be a real and unbiased journalist.
How much crack is he smoking? He doesn't even realize he pulled the trigger. It's a revolver, which had to be cocked and then the trigger pulled. Baldwin believes the gun did these steps completely on it's own.
Must be true what Libs say that it's not the shooter but the fault of that terrible weapon of war.
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