[frank ballenger]

I heard this morning the various communications were not routinely recorded. Amazing.

Someone wondered if the local cops told the Secret Service by radio that a man with a gun was on the roof——meaning shut down the speech and cover Donald Trump.

Recorded radio chatter might give important evidence.

[little jeremiah]

Someone wondered if the local cops told the Secret Service by radio that a man with a gun was on the roof——meaning shut down the speech and cover Donald Trump.

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The local cops told SS that, an ordinary citizen told the SS, and the SS snipers saw the assassination, had to wait for orders from superior to shoot him. Did not get orders until after the assassin fired shots.

Make of that what you will. It’s clear to me.

Another guy told a reporter that he went to a rally in the same venue a couple of years ago and security were all over the place, on every roof, etc. This time the security was totally different, hardly any.

There’s no need for “theories”. It is clear the fedbois were complicit in allowing the shooter to try his best, but by the grace of God he failed.

[little jeremiah]

The shooter fired off at least 5 rounds before he was shot.

Report: Secret Service Snipers Instructed NOT to Fire Until AFTER Assassin Takes the First Shot
By Discern Reporter • Jul. 15, 2024

RealClearPolitics White House and National Political Correspondent Susan Crabtree dropped an important report on the failure of the Secret Service to protect President Donald J. Trump and those around him during last week’s Pennsylvania rally.

According to Crabtree, the potential lack of drones and the “DEI” protocols at the Secret Service contributed to the failure, but the biggest reason Trump’s life was put in danger is because rules of engagement prohibit snipers from engaging until the assassin shoots first.

Here’s the full report from Crabtree:

Here’s my reporting on why the Secret Service did not shoot until AFTER the shooter engaged and some context about the House Republicans’ investigation already underway (months before Trump’s assassination attempt) into whether the agency’s DEI policies are affecting its readiness.

[Much more at link]