Tucker Carlson wonders why the Mandalay Bay guard who was shot is considered a hero

Carlson: “I'm not attacking him in any way, I'm just asking an honest question”

From the October 19 edition of Fox News' Tucker Carlson Tonight:

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TUCKER CARLSON (HOST): I mean, look, I feel for Campos. He didn't do anything wrong. He was walking by, shot or hit by a ricochet. I'm still not clear exactly what happened.



So, I'm not attacking him in any way, I'm just asking an honest question when I ask you, “Why is he a hero, exactly?” Ellen DeGeneres did this whole thing, “You're a hero and we love you, we're celebrating you.”



According to the timeline, I don't -- where does the “hero” part come in? I'm honestly confused. What does that mean?

Previously:



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