EP59: Trump Unifies the Country at RNC Convention Following Assassination AttemptEP59: Trump Unifies the Country at RNC Convention Following Assassination Attempt
Laura Loomer and Kandiss Taylor report from the Milwaukee RNC, celebrating her one million X followers post-assassination attempt while blaming Joe Biden's rhetoric and CNN for inciting violence. They accuse Jake Tapper of negligence, claim the shooting was an "inside job" involving Secret Service failures, and present evidence that law enforcement identified the shooter early. Savanah Hernandez contrasts their uncensored growth on Rumble with mainstream red tape, asserts there are 60 to 65 million illegal immigrants linked to disease outbreaks, and Corey Lewandowski predicts a historic Trump-Vance victory driven by newfound GOP unity following the attack. [Automatically generated summary]
I'm your host, Laura Lumer, reporting live from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where the Republican National Convention is currently taking place.
I want to thank everybody who is tuning in right now, and I also want to take a moment to thank all of my supporters, because just moments ago, I officially hit 1 million followers on Twitter, now known as X.
I really wouldn't be here today without all of you, and I really appreciate those of you who support me just this last week alone.
I've probably picked up about 50,000 followers from all of my reporting from Washington, D.C.
to non-stop, round-the-clock updates following the attempted assassination of President Trump, and now we're here live in Milwaukee to bring you on-the-ground coverage of everything you need to know about the RNC Convention.
I've been here all week long.
And really, we have a really packed show for you before I head back over to the convention tonight to watch the evening speeches.
Senator J.D.
Vance, President Trump's VP pick, will be giving his keynote address tonight.
He will be the last speaker tonight before the final day tomorrow of the RNC convention.
And of course, here we've had a great time at the RNC convention, where President Trump has really had an uncontested convention, compared to what we saw in 2016, where there was a fight on the convention floor at the last minute to try to rob President Trump of the nomination when he was then candidate Donald Trump.
So it's been a really great time, and not to sound too hokey or, you know, kumbaya-ish, but there really is a true sense of unity here on the ground.
In Milwaukee, I've had a lot of people who have been, you know, very negative towards me or people who I traditionally have really not gotten along with from Matt Schlapp, of course, who had me kicked out of CPAC in 2018, all the way to Ron DeSantis' staff come up to me and shake my hand and apologize and try to extend an olive branch.
And so I think that President Trump nearly escaping death This last Saturday when an assassin tried to put a bullet in his head has really put things into perspective for a lot of people.
And so I'm really proud to be here.
It's an honor to be here at the RNC, especially to witness history.
And then also, later on in the show this afternoon, we'll be joined by former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, who delivered the delegates on the floor of the RNC convention from the state of New Hampshire, where he lives and where he's from.
I think that for the sake of starting the show off with a high beat, I want to show you the clip of me luring Jake Tapper yesterday.
So we have a lot of media here.
We have CNN, NBC, MSNBC, all the media that you can imagine is here in Wisconsin.
And so it's interesting because a lot of these people who work for the left-wing media, they in my opinion, are directly responsible for the rhetoric that has inspired this attempted assassination on President Trump's life.
And so I decided to confront CNN and confront Jake Tapper, who is arguably the face of CNN, about his incitement to violence against President Trump and asked him whether or not he would condemn President Joe Biden's comments in which he said that it's time to put Donald Trump in a bullseye.
What do you think about Joe Biden's remarks the other day that it was time for President Trump to be put in the bullseye?
Do you think that Joe Biden should issue an apology for calling for President Trump to be put in a bullseye?
Do you think that CNN's rhetoric and their demonization of Donald Trump over these last eight years has led to people opening fire on President Trump, almost assassinating him on stage?
As one of the biggest offenders and perpetuators of fake news, that's why President Trump calls you fake tapper, Do you have any remorse for your reporting which has led to an attempted assassination on President Trump?
Will you condemn Joe Biden, Jake, calling for President Trump to be put in a bullseye?
Do you condemn any of your fake reporting that has led to an attempted assassination?
And so Savannah Hernandez, who's going to be joining me momentarily, also confronted CNN, and we're looking forward to having her on the show today so that we can also play her clips and talk and we're looking forward to having her on the show today so that we can also play her clips and talk to her about her confrontations with NBC's Kirsten Walker, as well as Jake Tapper and Dana Bash from CNN.
So stay tuned for later on in this episode this afternoon.
We're going to be having her on soon.
But, you know, it's really incredible to me that the media for the last, what is it now, eight to nine years has just been lying non-stop incessantly about President Trump falsely accusing him of the Russia collusion hoax, accusing him of all sorts of crimes, accusing him of being a rapist, accusing him of everything in the book.
We really need to hold people like Jake Tapper accountable, Rachel Maddow accountable, and all of these leftist pundits who, for years, have really instigated and inspired violence against President Trump.
And I think now that the burden of proof is going to be on the Secret Service and DHS to prove that this Was not an inside job because right now all of the evidence suggests that this really was an inside job and I'm going to be releasing more information today.
I've been busy here at the RNC.
I've already published videos that have gone viral that show people running over a minute and a half before shots were fired outside of the rally, which means that people knew there was a sniper on the roof.
And now we're finding out that, you know, that that counter snipers were inside the building where the shooter climbed on top of in order to try to assassinate President Trump.
And that law enforcement was aware of the shooter for 30 minutes before the shooting took place.
Let's go ahead and we're going to play a split screen so that you can see just how much time law enforcement had to neutralize the shooter from the time that a shooter was identified before opening fire.
And then you can see that it matches up line by line with President Trump's speech.
So you can clearly see that ample time pass and it's really sinister when you watch that side-by-side of the people pointing out and And so we'll go ahead, if you couldn't follow along with the side-by-side, we'll play those individual clips for you right now too.
So let's go ahead and play clips number 18 and 19 back-to-back so you can see how much time the police had I mean, they had more time than this.
I'm sure there's more people, too, who have footage on their phones who have not published it or released it to the media yet.
But here's several clips, two clips, that you can clearly see the shooter on the roof and people screaming at law enforcement, people running, leaving the rally frantically before shots were fired.
Which shows you that they should have evacuated the rally and called for President Trump to be removed from the stage before shots were able to be fired.
So let's go ahead and play clips 18 and 19.
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On top of the roof, look.
There he is right there.
Right there, see him?
He's laying down, see him?
Yeah, he's laying down.
What's happening?
Because if we do, we're going to make America better.
Yeah, look.
There he is.
Because we have millions and millions of people in our country that shouldn't be here.
Dangerous people.
Criminals.
We have criminals.
He's on the roof!
He's black!
We have people that should not be here.
Right here!
Flat on the roof!
He's getting up now.
He went flat on the roof again!
Probably 20 million people.
You know, that's a little bit old, that show.
That show is a couple of months old.
And if you want to really see something that's said, take a look what happened.
And what's really scary, too, is the woman in the dress who is in that second clip that you see that's looking into the field and wondering, why are people running away?
That is Margo Martin, who is President Trump's Deputy Communications Director.
Corey's family announced yesterday that President Trump called them and expressed his condolences and I can confirm that President Trump will be attending Corey's funeral this week.
I don't want to say when the funeral is going to be because it is private and I want to respect the privacy of the family, although I do know, you know, Where the funeral is going to be and where President Trump will be, but I do not want to release that information.
But what I can release is the fact that that the family is going to be having a public reception open to the public to come and pay their respects in Pennsylvania.
I posted the information on the X account for those interested and that's of course going to take place in on Thursday of this week and so the funeral will be after that.
But very sad and it's just incredible that President Trump is Not only going to the funeral, but also he's going to be having a rally the day after.
So he's not allowing for an attempted assassin to scare him away from having from having rallies.
We have footage of the clip of President Trump putting his fist in the air with blood running down his face after getting shot in the air.
I mean, almost half an inch away, we would have watched President Trump's head explode on live television, not to sound graphic, but we were this close, okay?
And we already know that our United States government carries out assassinations of United States presidents.
We already know about what happened to JFK, and I truly believe that the attempted assassination of President Trump was an inside job, and I'm going to be backing up my claims with evidence within the next day or so after I finish posting and I'm going to be backing up my claims with evidence within the next day or so after I finish posting all of these posts and the reports from my findings and information that I believe you and everybody else in the world deserves to see and deserves to know.
So, I hope that by the end of this, not only does the Secret Service Director Kim Cheadle resign, I hope that Alejandro Mayorkas resigns, and I also hope that there's criminal charges filed against these people for being an accessory to attempted murder.
And so, I don't really care how inflammatory that sounds, I don't really care who it upsets, because at this point in time, all of the evidence supports my findings, all of the evidence supports the findings that this was an inside job because Kim Sheetal has a responsibility as the Director of the Secret Service to make sure that no threats get pushed forward in the parameters or the perimeters of a United States President, especially during a secured checkpoint.
And we just found out today that Thomas Matthew Crooks, the shooter who almost murdered President Trump and who actually did murder Cory Kamparate, was able to get through Secret Service two times with his rangefinder scope.
Okay, so I'm blaming Jim Cheadle and I don't care if that's inflammatory and I will say that this is an inside job by the Secret Service and we know that we know that DHS Alejandro Mayorkas the Secretary of DHS controls The funding and the sign-off for the additional resources for Secret Service.
And we also know that President Trump's campaign put an additional request in the weeks prior for additional resources for his Secret Service protection.
Okay, this isn't the first time, by the way, someone's opened fire at a Trump rally.
If you recall back in 2015 when President Trump was having a rally in Las Vegas, when he was then candidate Trump, there was somebody with a gun as well who was tackled by Secret Service and luckily nobody was hurt.
It is not the first time that somebody has showed up with a gun to a Trump rally, but it certainly is not something that should happen often.
And a lot of people don't really remember what happened in Nevada several years ago, but I certainly do, and it's unacceptable.
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We'll be attending tonight as well, the third night, and tomorrow night, the fourth night, which is when he will be delivering his speech that everybody has been waiting to hear.
President Trump, directly after the assassination attempt, reportedly rewrote his entire RNC speech, and so he's going to be focusing his message around topics of unity, so you can look forward to watching that primetime tomorrow night.
I'm sure all the news networks are going to be carrying it live, and I will be on the floor of the RNC convention tonight broadcasting all of it for you, getting video like I have been doing thus far.
And of course, people are chanting fight because after President Trump took a bullet to the ear, instead of cowering, he stood up and told them to wait, and he shouted, fight, fight, fight, and he put his fist in the air.
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- - Wow. - - Everybody's chanting, "Fight, fight, fight!" - - So, we've seen a lot of scenes like that.
Let's see, we have a lot of different clips that we can go through.
I'm just gonna look at the list here because there's so many, there's so many clips from the different, uh, different RNC events while we've been here.
Ladies and gentlemen, I am proud to announce that Senator J.D. Vance has the overwhelming support of this convention to be the next Vice President of the United States.
Let's hear this please make the following appointment to guest morning for Senator J.D. Vance, his Vice Presidential Nominee.
Vance has arguably been in the past one of the most obnoxious Trump haters, having called President Trump Hitler, referring to him as cultural heroin, saying that Trump supporters are stupid and idiots, I think that J.D.
Vance has now really come around and he is arguably one of the biggest Trump defenders and supporters in the United States Senate.
And, you know, we interviewed him, if you recall, when we were breaking stories and covering the Colorado efforts to take Trump off the ballot in Colorado, which, if successful, would have set precedent all across the country, probably denying Donald Trump the nomination.
The Supreme Court took it up, and on the day of the announcement, which they ultimately found that President Trump could stay on the ballot, JD Vance was only one of three United States Senators who actually showed up to support President Trump.
So I asked him about this and why there were so many Republicans in the United States Senate working against him.
So let's take a look at this previous clip from several months ago.
One of the things that you are in the news for, I mean, look, a lot of Republicans are in the news right now because of this immigration bill.
You're lucky that you're getting good press, though, as opposed to some of your colleagues like Mitch McConnell and Senator Lankford, who should, in my opinion, just resign.
And we'll get into that, of course.
But you actually uncovered what looks to be this kind of secret, underhanded clause That Senate Republicans and Democrats worked on together to shove inside this legislation to pave the way for an impeachment of President Trump during his second term, even when he gets elected in 2024.
So I was showing the memo prior to you coming on tonight, if you can just touch on that.
And whether you think that, you know, we have enough evidence, as is laid out in your memo and this bill itself, To actually say that there's a concerted effort and a deliberate effort by the Senate Republicans to preemptively plan the impeachment of Donald Trump in a second term.
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Well, Laura, you and I both know that if the Democrats get the majority of the House, they will impeach Donald Trump because they're obsessed with him and they hate him.
And I unfortunately feel like Senate Republicans just gave them a weapon that they're going to use against the President.
And I absolutely am confident they're going to use that weapon.
So the basic idea is if you throw your mind back to the 2019 articles of impeachment, the argument went something like this, that the Congress had appropriated money that had to be spent on, you guessed it, Ukraine.
This was five years ago.
And if the president didn't spend that money in the exact way that it was supposed to be spent, He had violated the law and that was the impeachable offense.
That's actually what they impeached him on the first time.
Of course, it was ridiculous and it was unconstitutional, but that's what the Democrats do, right?
Now we have a new piece of legislation, and you have Biden administration officials, Laura, going to the Washington Post and bragging that the legislation will tie his hand.
Because it doesn't just appropriate money for Ukraine in 2024, it also appropriates it in 2025.
So if President Trump gets in and conducts diplomacy in a way that's in violation of this appropriation or just decides to actually run foreign affairs as he sees fit because he's the president, they will use this as a weapon against him.
I guarantee it.
Again, it's ridiculous.
It's spurious.
But that's what the Democrats do, and we shouldn't give them more ammunition they already have.
And in the sake of it, for the sake of unity, which is what President Trump has been pushing here at this RNC convention, I think it's very important that we give Senator J.D.
Look, if I can do it, then you can do it too, because I think that I'm pretty well known for going scorched earth on all of Trump's enemies, and I think that it's worth giving J.D.
You know, speaking of this attempted assassination, it's another one of those Laura Loomer was right moments.
How many of you remember, speaking of a million followers today, I'm sure a lot of you have been following me for a long time, how many of you remember seven years ago when I got arrested in Central Park in New York City for storming the stage of Shakespeare in the Park?
Further reminding people how long the left has been glorifying violence and inciting violence and assassination porn against President Trump, I want to go ahead and play this clip of me storming the stage of Julius Caesar, clip number 20 of me protesting and then getting dragged away and arrested by the NYPD.
And that's why I chased Jake Tapper at the RNC yesterday, and why I confronted him the way I did, because these people need to be made to feel a sense of shame and remorse for their actions, which have led to people picking up rifles and trying to assassinate Donald Trump.
So, it's truly unacceptable behavior.
When Savannah gets here, we're going to play her clips as well.
And you can see that she also confronted Jake Tapper.
There was another journalist by the name of Taylor Hanson who also confronted Jake Tapper yesterday.
So, poor Jake Tapper.
Fake Tapper, as President Trump likes to call him.
He's having a rough time at the RNC.
He got confronted three times yesterday alone.
So, let's see.
What else do we have?
We have the clip of President Trump yelling, fight, fight, fight.
So, I don't want to say congratulations to President Trump because, well, it's not really a celebratory thing.
But it is great that they're recognizing the fact that he has been triumphant even in the face of political violence.
I guess congratulations are in order because hopefully now the media will tone down their vitriol and their hatred for President Trump and people will open their eyes and realize how their violence rhetoric and their anti-Trump propaganda has led to people becoming hypnotized by hatred and political violence.
Another interesting interview that I had here at the RNC, another congressperson who I was able to speak with, and this person is a great member of Congress, I helped him get elected, and he's a friend of mine, but also too, he really is a true ally of President Trump, is Corey Mills from the state of Florida.
And so I caught up with Corey to ask him, because I know that You know, his background being in special forces, he's carried out several operations around the world rescuing Americans who have been held hostage in foreign countries.
He really is a badass.
And so I wanted to ask him about the security failure and what he, as somebody who has a background in special operations and, you know, has served our country, what he plans on doing to get some accountability regarding this attempted what he plans on doing to get some accountability regarding this attempted assassination and hold the Secret Service and DHS and the agencies responsible, accountable for whatever it is that happened, whether it's whatever they whether it's whatever they want to call it.
And so take a listen to what Cory Mills had to say about the July 13th committee, very similar to the J6 committee, that he wants to head up and chair to get to the bottom of what happened on that ominous day, July 13th in Butler, Pennsylvania.
Alright, so I'm here with Congressman Cory Mills from Florida, outside of the RNC convention, and you've been extremely outspoken.
You're one of the only members of Congress who actually had all six of the balls to go on live national television and call this attempted assassination of President Donald Trump what it is, an inside job.
Can you explain further why you think this is an inside job?
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Well, just to clarify, I don't think it's an inside job.
I'm sick that we can't go ahead and eliminate any of the potential possibilities for being in this investigation.
I think that we have to identify that.
There's so many things that have developed that are feeding past megaliths.
I think that, you know, mallets would be one thing to look at, or anything.
But when we talk about perimeters, that's a satellite you're advancing by your telefinance.
When you talk about a building 160 yards outside, perfectly adjacent to the stage, that is a very obvious shooting platform, and so I don't understand how that's not secure.
When you talk about the fact there's no emergency comms channel set up by local police, by Secret Service details, as well as the other agencies, That baffles me when they say that there was an officer who came to the rooftop, had a rifle pointed at him.
Why would he call, shoot on the roof, shoot on the roof, and allow the defense to look down?
Look, the problem for me is this.
I am one of the guys in the military that's always a what-if guy.
And so when you paint every scenario of possibility, you paint every scenario of potential, you need to investigate up to its entirety.
And the FBI is not the right ones to do that.
And we know that they were already spying on 287,000 Americans who had a violation of FISA.
When you talk about the fact that they have political input into this, when you think about what James Cohn knew, what Peter Strzok, what Lisa Page had done to the President during his time in Russia, Russia, Russia, I just think that we need to look at every single possible scenario to investigate the local law enforcement, we need to investigate the FBI, and we need to determine whether or not this is truly negligence, which I think that Director Chito needs to leave immediately regardless.
Or whether or not, as I said before when I'm talking about inside jobs, whether somebody knew about this and Because we're now seeing reports that the counter snipers were actually inside the building that the shooter had climbed on top of.
We're finding out now that they actually knew about the shooter 30 minutes prior to the shooting.
And President Trump had only been on stage for about 20 minutes.
I just want to be clear, that's what I mean by inside job.
But people knowing about that, and a lot of people are kind of nervous to say that, Do you plan on calling for any kind of special hearing?
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I actually have already texted Speaker Johnson.
I've asked to set together a trade fair to myself today.
Isn't there one set for July 22nd?
I'm not aware of that, but I'm actually just trying to talk and learn more about this.
But the bottom line is that we have to look at all potential outcomes.
We have to look at the investigation as an entirety.
I think Congress is the right one to go and establish it in a bipartisan way.
But I also think that we need to talk about why words matter.
It's the same thing that occurred when President Trump said go home peacefully.
That was enough to incite violence.
But you've got people like Max Watersville saying, you know, get in the face of your elected officials.
You've got things like what President Biden has said, where he said we need to put a bullseye.
So I think that we need to start understanding that if that was enough to warrant J-6, then why doesn't this warrant J-13?
- See you later, thank you. - So I think it's remarkable We certainly need more accountability in Congress, but it's remarkable that Corey Mills is talking about establishing a J13 committee.
And I don't want to hear the Democrats ever talk about, oh, this insurrection, and oh, violence, political violence on J6, right?
January 6th was nothing compared to J13, the events on July 13th that almost resulted in the death of President Donald Trump and did result in the death of Corey Camperate.
So I'm looking forward to seeing Corey's investigation and the formation of this committee.
I see today that James Comer of the House Oversight Committee has also subpoenaed Kim Cheadle, the Director of the Secret Service, and so she's being ordered to come in before Congress on July 22nd, which is next week, so hopefully we'll get some answers out of that as well.
And today, I actually had the opportunity to interview Mayor John David Longo, who is a mayor in Butler, Pennsylvania.
He said they just found out his wife is pregnant, they decided to go celebrate, go to the Trump rally.
He actually got to meet President Trump, and he said that He was talking to President Trump backstage, and he actually got to participate in the pre-programming before President Trump took the stage.
And he was able to give a speech, and President Trump congratulated him on his speech, and he was showing me all these video clips today.
I'm currently reporting from the RNC Convention, and with me today is Mayor John David Longo, who is the mayor of Slippery Rock in Butler County, Pennsylvania, which is the location of the Trump rally in Pennsylvania where an assassin opened fire, tragically killing Fire Chief Cory Camparate, injuring two others, and almost murdering President Donald Trump.
Yeah, so I wanted to interview you and kind of have you walk us through the events at the rally that day because it turned out to be a really exciting moment for you and your wife.
You told me that you and your wife got to meet with President Trump and you had a really nice conversation with him and you actually opened up the programming for the rally.
We were shaking hands and hugging and kissing everyone.
You know, there's a ton of camaraderie and fun in a Trump rally.
It's almost like a rock concert.
So we were enjoying that on our way.
I headed backstage to get ready for the pre-program.
I came out.
I was honored to give a speech and then lead the rally in the Pledge of Allegiance.
And it was just a fantastic moment.
Listening to, of course, the other speakers.
Everybody was pumped up and ready for the President.
Shortly thereafter, they took my wife and I backstage in order to get ready to meet and have a conversation with President Trump.
And we did just that.
The President was gracious and he was kind.
He even went so far as to say that he had listened to my speech in the air on the way.
And I actually confirmed that that was true whenever I saw a picture of everybody watching it on Trump Force One.
I realized he really had watched it.
He confirmed it a second time whenever he came out on stage.
And once again, he said, good job.
So, again, you know, I was feeling elated.
Everybody was having a great time.
What ends up happening, of course, as you all know, is that this lunatic decides to do violence against President Trump and the rally goers.
And being a speaker, I was seated with my wife and my family members, along with the other speakers, just to the right of President Trump, nearest the stage.
If you were President Trump, you would have looked at your 3 o'clock and have seen me Sean Parnell and his wife, my wife, Dave McCormick, Congressman Muser and Congressman Mike Kelly.
We're all standing there supporting the president.
Uh, see people talking about a man with a gun or hear whispers of this because video footage that has been released shows that at least two minutes before the shots were fired, people were running frantically leaving the rally and screaming, there's a man with a rifle, there's a man with a rifle, which means that law enforcement had over two minutes to neutralize this guy.
So let me say this, I spent most of my time that day backstage getting ready for the pre-program and then of course for the meet-and-greet right before.
So I was toward the end of the line to meet President Trump, so I was only in my seat for maybe 10 minutes, 15 minutes before he came out to greet the crowd.
So I didn't have a lot of time to observe anything around me, and nor was I in a position to hear what was going on in the back rows of the rally.
So now all of this is coming out, and I understand, of course, that this was the case.
And I just can't understand, of course, how that could have possibly been the case.
How was it that we could let this happen?
And I wish I had an answer.
It seems to me that it's obvious that there was a gross negligence here, and I don't know that that even covers it, right?
But it's just such an unfortunate thing because somebody lost their life.
You know, Corey lost his life because you have a ton of individuals who were injured.
And you told me that Corey was actually about 15 feet behind you, and so unfortunately for you and your wife, you actually saw him dead on the ground with a bullet in his head.
So, you know, at first I didn't see the shot, just to be clear.
I didn't see him get shot.
It wasn't until I raised up from my position, shielding my wife, that I saw that Corey had been shot.
And it was just an awful thing, of course.
And my heart, I have to say, my heart goes out to that family.
I'm so sorry that he came with his family and friends looking to hear a message of inspiration and hope from President Trump and lost his life because of it.
No, no and you know it would be an honor to speak with them but right now I think it's important that we all try to give them as much privacy as possible and allow them to grieve in what surely is most likely the hardest time in their lives.
And a lot of people don't know this but we were talking earlier and you actually tried to save Corey's life and then you realized that it was too late.
I know that the family just announced that there's going to be a public reception where people can pay their respects, and then I know that there's a private funeral on Friday.
Like I said, I want to give the family as much space as possible to grieve, but if they were to listen to this interview, I would hope that they understand that my prayers and the prayers of all of the Super Rock community next door to them are with them, and our thoughts are with Corey right now.
And we saw reports yesterday, we saw a Facebook post from Helen, Cory's widow, that President Trump called her to express condolences and said that he's going to be calling her in the days and weeks ahead.
Again, you know, I just want to make sure that I give them as much space to grieve as possible and make sure that the friends and family who are closest to Cory have the opportunity to spend time with their families so that they can comfort one another.
And then lastly, we've seen that the Director of Secret Service, Kim Cheadle, is blaming local law enforcement instead of taking responsibility for this tragedy.
And of course we know that federal barriers and perimeters are the responsibility of the United States Secret Service when They're doing a presidential detail.
I saw yesterday that the attorney, the district attorney I believe it was, in Butler County said that she needs to stop blaming local law enforcement and take responsibility because it's the responsibility of Secret Service.
Yeah, you know, ultimately I would agree that local law enforcement always defers to individuals in the Secret Service, CIA, FBI, etc., especially with an event of that magnitude, right, that size with President Donald J. Trump.
So, I certainly don't appreciate local law enforcement being, or bearing the brunt, rather, of the blame.
I do think that individuals in this current administration right now really need to take a look at how it is that they played a part in this failure.
Yeah, so I do know that they're holding a candlelight vigil for Corey, and so I would urge anybody who's in the area to please go and Google that to see information about how they can attend.
I think that's a great part of the healing process.
Of course, folks are going to come together to celebrate his life.
You know, in the coming days and weeks, I think it's important to remember, and I hope that folks remember, that Butler County, although we're talking about it right now for this awful thing, has so much good going for it, and there was a lot of good that was shown that day.
I mean, I saw so many people stepping up to help one another, folks who were injured, folks who were passing out from heatstroke and from the, you know, the horror and the excitement of the moment, and so I think that it's important in order to To heal that we focus on on those good things and to celebrate Cory's life and to continue to pray That's what I would say.
Just continue to pray.
It's been a comfort to me to draw nearer to God in this moment When it's almost impossible to be consoled for something like this then who better than the Almighty to do that?
And then lastly, I know it might be an inflammatory question, but given the information that's now coming out with counter snipers being inside the building while the shooter was on the roof, them identifying the shooter 30 minutes prior, which is prior to President Trump taking the stage, do you think that there needs to be an investigation as to whether or not this was an inside job, especially given the fact that the United States government has a history of assassinating U.S.
I mean, again, it was a gross negligence, so certainly I hope that all of the right people are asking the right questions and making sure that they're getting down to the bottom of understanding just how it is that we could have allowed for this to happen.
Well, we're very thankful that you and your wife are safe and we thank you for your heroic actions and thinking of others in a time of tragedy and extreme danger.
So it's definitely a very touching interview, and you can see that the mayor obviously was very emotional about it because, as he said, he saw Corey Camperace's dead body on the ground and his wife was, the mayor's wife that is, was telling her husband, please go help him, please go help him, and he had to tell his wife, I think he's just gone.
So those images are going to be burned into people's minds forever.
But I know that President Trump is going to be attending the funeral at the end of this week, and there's a public reception open to the public in Pennsylvania on Thursday where people can go and pay their respects.
When clearly it's the responsibility of the United States Secret Service to protect the perimeters and also make sure that the presidents or former presidents are all protected.
So I'm sure we're going to be seeing a lot more updates into this investigation, especially next week when the director of Secret Service is brought before the House Oversight Committee in that subpoena.
And every single day, more information and very disturbing facts are trickling out about the shooter, how he was able to bring in rangefinder scopes through Secret Service, how he was on top of the roof while snipers were inside.
Very disturbing and as I said before, I'm not afraid to say it, I believe it was an inside job and I believe that when all is said and done, the evidence is going to show us that this was in fact an inside job.
And as I said before, it's not the first time the United States government has tried to assassinate and they have been successful in assassinating presidents before.
No, but really, it seems like Savannah and I are the only reporters that are out here doing this type of work, and then when people see Savannah and I getting millions of views on our videos, which we do, I mean, your videos out here this week have been phenomenal, then other people fly in and they're interested in also covering these events.
We both Have taken advantage of confronting the leftist media while they've been here and I was just talking about the attempted assassination and one of the most disturbing things in the aftermath was the reporting by the left-wing media.
We saw CNN described it as President Trump falling as if he had some type of a medical emergency unrelated to being shot.
You saw NBC call it popping noises as opposed to gunshots and attempted assassination and you took it upon yourself to confront Kirsten Walker of NBC News who Sure, Laura, so just like you talked about, this is the perfect opportunity for us to really hold the media's feet to the fire, right?
You and I are always here on behalf of the American people, and we all saw the response from the media to the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, and it was absolutely disgusting.
I think every American really felt like the media were traitors that day because they did not accurately report what happened.
I mean, if this was Joe Biden in this situation, they would have at least put alleged assassination attempt, right?
But we didn't even get that for Donald Trump.
The media was trying to downplay this.
They were trying to cover it up in any way that they could.
And it was an insult to the American public.
So I really wanted to be here and confront the leftist media because on top of the downplaying, as you know as well, it is their rhetoric that has led us to this point in our country.
It is their reporting, it is their fake news, it is their propaganda that has raised political tensions to the point where we had leftists mourning that the shooter missed President Donald Trump.
So, I think it's very important to hold their feet to the fire and watching them squirm and, more importantly, have nothing to say is really telling.
Because, again, Laura, if somebody came and confronted either of us about something that they felt we reported incorrectly, I think that you and I would either respond or at least be able to justify why we have reported on or said what we said.
You know, if someone came up to you and said, Laura, why were you so mean to the mainstream media?
I mean, you and I both have been confronted, whether it's outside of the Trump trial or whether it's in New York City, we both have been confronted and asked questions about our reporting.
You used to work at InfoWars, you used to be an InfoWars contributor, and I can't help but recall the times when you and I have both been at the forefront of exposing this political violence against Trump.
Whether it was me storming the stage of the Shakespeare in the Park play, and we just highlighted that clip for which I was arrested.
But at the same time that I stormed the stage of Shakespeare in the Park, one of the things that I chanted while I was getting escorted off stage and dragged away by NYPD was CNN is ISIS.
Because at the time, and you were working for Infowars at this time, Alex Jones had started this campaign to highlight the domestic terrorism and incitement of violence against President Trump by CNN.
And of course, they had CNN contributor and employee Kathy Griffin with the ISIS decapitation photo of President Trump that earned her a visit by Secret Service.
Hi y'all I was just wondering um you guys refused to report on the incompetence of Joe Biden and I was just wondering if you guys were told not to report on that or if you guys really were that ignorant the entire American public for some reason was able to see that Joe Biden ...was grossly incompetent and that he's been in cognitive decline for a long time.
So maybe you should file a claim against CNN, the network that also was responsible for perpetuating the lies that President Trump was a rapist and that President Trump sexually assaults women, that he puts his hands on women, that he encourages a culture of violence against women.
Every single headline, but then they literally have a security guard put their hands on you.
And I'm just so sick of it, because every single time any of us confront any of these people, it's always like a male security guard that puts his hands on us.
And it's like, it's happened to me a lot, it's happened to you, but I think it's just out of control that we've reached this point in time where security guards are actually putting their hands on women.
But you have another clip as well, you confronted Kirsten Welker.
I think this one was actually my favorite, even more than the CNN clip, because she just looked like, I don't know.
She looked mortified to see you and then she had this look on her face where she just couldn't... These people, what's so funny about it is when you confront them, they just have this very stunned look on their face.
Alright, y'all, this is Savannah Hernandez and this is actually Kristen Welkner right behind me of NBC News, the exact same network that reported after the attempted assassination of Donald Trump that it was just popping noises.
unidentified
Kristen, would you like to say anything?
No?
Would anybody apart of NBC like to say anything about your faulty reporting?
So I think that they were a little shook because they probably thought it was a coordinated ambush because I was aware of myself, and then Taylor, and then I saw your clip, and then you told me that somebody else also confronted them too.
Yeah, but I mean, again, I think these are the exact questions that the American public has for the media.
And Laura, I just want to congratulate you on getting to 1 million today.
I think that's incredible.
And I want to highlight that because these media members, they cannot compete with independent journalists.
And the reason why you have a million followers right now is because you have boldly told the American people the truth.
Four years.
You were censored for such a long time.
We mentioned InfoWars.
I remember producing Alex's shows, Owen's shows, and having you on, and it seemed like for the longest time, you were kind of stuck in this niche, you know, censorship bubble.
But now that you've been unleashed, you hit a million.
You're competing with CNN and MSNBC.
You're not backed by billions of dollars.
I see the time and effort that you put into your work.
So just, you know, everyone watching on Rumble, please give Laura the, you know, credit that she's due, because you It's just hilarious to see CNN try to compete with someone like you, Lauren.
I've come to meet some of these different mainstream reporters, and some of them have come up to me, actually, and I won't name names because I don't want to get any of them in trouble, but to my surprise, some of them, not Jake Tapper and not Dana Bash, of course, and not Kirsten, But some of these more mainstream people who people would recognize have actually come up to me and said they like my work.
So maybe there's some secret Trump supporters on some of these mainstream media networks and they're not allowed to do anything or post anything without going through legal or red tape and so of course we're going to be beating them at their own game.
And by the time that we've already produced 10 stories or 15 reports online and gotten 20 million views on our reports, they're still waiting to hear back from corporate about whether or not they can post something, right?
I mean, I posted a clip this morning that I was able to obtain from the hospital that was recorded of President Trump walking in and immediately arriving.
Nobody had ever seen this footage before.
I posted it.
It gets 10 million views on X. I got contacted from all the mainstream media networks.
Oh, where did you see this?
Oh, are you sure this is a real clip?
Oh, you know, can we utilize your clip?
It's like, OK, this is why you guys are never going to beat us, because you spend hours trying to verify something that's clearly verifiable.
I mean, clearly you see it's the motorcade coming in, right?
It's it's they're lucky that they get funding from the networks because as we've seen the print media is going out of business and it's because everything now revolves around social media and that's why it was so criminal what happened to me and you and others and Alex and Owen but because if it's nice that I have a million followers and I'm grateful for it but honestly if I had not been censored over the last six years that I was censored I'd probably have five million followers right now if not more.
Thank you, but you also have a ton on truth And so that think about like if you hadn't been censored on these other platforms because I don't think you ever permanently banned Maybe you were correct me if I'm wrong for two years from X I was I was.
But if you had not been criminally banned for two years, imagine what you'd be at right now, especially because your videos always exceed over a million views.
And I think that, more than anything, I'm just grateful every day that we have X because, again, like with Donald Trump's assassination attempt, we are seeing so many videos come out from not even journalists, right?
Just regular citizens who sensed that something was wrong.
They were filming.
They had the natural inclination to be like, hey, maybe we should be focusing in on that.
And we're seeing all of those videos.
We, the people, are able to start piecing together what's been going on.
I mean, think about this, Laura.
CNN reporting that Donald Trump fell down.
The Secret Service director coming out and saying that they did the best that they could do.
That there was nothing that they could do because there was a sloped roof.
If a cow can get on a sloped roof and a cow that weighs, you know, hundreds of pounds can navigate a sloped roof, why can't a trained sniper navigate a sloped roof?
Well, the highest levels of our government are filled with idiots, Laura, so that's probably why.
Or people who just hate Donald Trump so much that they hope that he does get assassinated.
Thank God it didn't actually happen.
But again, I'm glad that we were able to see videos like that because if it was only the mainstream media who was allowing us to see what was going on and dictating that narrative, do you think we ever would have even seen this video of the evidence being washed away?
No, we wouldn't. - No, and that's the thing about social media is ever since Elon Musk has taken over X, I really do think that people have really been empowered to break through false narratives And now, I mean, I don't think that the community note system is really that accurate.
When you compare this election season to the 2020 election season when people were being banned for calling out, you know, the China virus and vaccines and lockdowns and voter fraud, I think that we have a lot more transparency in our country now.
It's not perfect, but people also now have the ability to maximize their full potential and not have stolen opportunities because money comes and goes and it'd be nice to make more money always.
But I think the worst part about all the censorship And all of the deplatforming and debanking that so many independent journalists like us have been subjected to was stolen potential.
That's why Laura Loomer Unleashed has been such a powerhouse over this just this past year.
And I'm really excited to see how we're going to be able to report on the 2024 election, because it is going to be so much different than four years ago when censorship was so heavy, when you couldn't even, like you just said, talk about the vaccine, when you had people getting fired because they refused to take it.
So I think we're just in a completely different place politically.
The mindset is different.
You know, even seeing Donald Trump come out at the RNC for night one was just such a powerful moment.
And I think a lot of Americans after Saturday, really waking up to where we're at as a country and what needs to happen for us to actually get back to a place of normalcy and just taking our country back.
I'm looking at going to Boston, of course covering New York because The border, you know, Donald Trump can come in and close it and start to try to mitigate this crisis, but we still have 10 million illegal immigrants that are fundamentally changing American cities.
So I'm really focused in on that, especially ahead.
See, and I'm glad that you added that, actually, too, because I think people really, like, get honed in on, okay, the past four years, but like you said, this has been a really big issue for a long time.
I was covering the border too, and I was out there covering the Trump trial with Judge Marshawn, and I get this notification that there's all these, you know, illegal aliens outside of City Hall, and I just jump into the middle of it, and we took this photo where, you know, Savannah and I took a selfie, and there were a few other people there too, and it's like, oh yeah, are we in Africa or are we in New York right now?
Because they're literally, like, migrants.
Illegal aliens, right?
Migrants from Africa.
And they all said they were from Africa.
It's not like we were... People said, oh, it's so racist.
It's so awful.
How could you say that?
It's not like we just saw a bunch of black people and we're like, hey, we're in Africa, you know?
Which is kind of funny, but also, too, it's kind of ironic that where all of the African illegals gathered, because, I mean, Africa is the hub of AIDS, and I'm not saying that every African has AIDS, but, you know, look, a lot of these illegal aliens are bringing diseases to our country, and New York City and New York City and Chicago have seen an increase in sexually transmitted diseases, too.
But, again, like, we're seeing a rise of HIV and AIDS in these cities, and I wouldn't doubt it for one second if it's because of all the illegal aliens.
I am currently standing at People with AIDS Plaza in front of City Hall in the middle of Manhattan, New York City.
And I wanted to show you what the city has devolved into.
I was covering the Trump trial this morning, and then I got an alert that there was a swarm of people in front of City Hall.
And when I rushed over here, it was about a five-minute walk from the courthouse, I encountered about 1,000 African Islamic invaders These are so-called migrants who are seeking asylum and refugee status.
And they were here today to try to, in their words, right, raise awareness about how they need more assistance.
And when I said what type of assistance, they want work permits, they want to get food, they want more money.
And, you know, the question is, why do you feel that you're so entitled?
Why do these people that are coming across our border illegally feel that they are so entitled to our taxpayer money?
There was a report out this week that said from now between 2024 and 2025, the city of New York is actually going to be spending $12 billion to take care of the illegal alien crisis here.
And they don't seem to care about the burden that that's going to be putting on the taxpayers here.
But here I am today, right?
It's a beautiful day here at People with AIDS Plaza, and we're gonna take you inside the park right now, inside People with AIDS Plaza, so that you can see all of these invaders from Africa. - So yeah, so that you can see all of these invaders from Africa. - So yeah, People with AIDS Plaza.
You've been a solid journalist for a long time, you do phenomenal work, you do great work, great job and I'm not only proud of the work that you're doing but I'm also proud to call you a friend.
You've always been loyal and you've always been supportive and not many people are very kind in this industry.
Especially once you lose your platform, people view you as not having anything to offer.
But you always stood by me, even at my lowest lows, when I had basically nothing.
I had everything taken away from me, even my bank accounts.
And honestly, you know, watching you and everything that you fought for has encouraged me and inspired me and showed me what hard work really looks like.
Today, the Trump campaign actually released its first campaign ad featuring, well, it doesn't feature JD Vance, but it's the first campaign ad that actually ends with Trump Vance, as opposed to Trump 2024, Make America Great Again.
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So, we can't really have a discussion yet about who J.D.
Vance is going to be debating, even though he would completely obliterate Kamala Harris.
She's not very smart.
I think that we're going to see a lot of momentum, especially from the Democrat Party, over these next three weeks because they do have to make a decision very soon, especially if they want to qualify to have a candidate on the ballot.
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I believe we now have Corey connected, so joining me now live from Milwaukee, Wisconsin from the RNC convention is former Trump campaign manager, and now he's working with the RNC again, Corey Lewandowski.
Corey, thanks so much for joining me tonight.
unidentified
Well, thank you.
I'm sorry.
I'm still at the movie that's running a little late.
It's okay.
I need to step out, but I wanted to make sure I called into you.
I saw you on the floor of the convention the other day, and you, of course, have been brought back on by the Trump campaign to help assist with the RNC.
And I will say, job well done, because it seems like, so far, you and Chris LaCivita have really been able to have a flawless RNC convention.
There was no contestation of the delegates.
There was nobody trying to unbind on the floor.
And it seems like, I don't know if maybe it's the attempted assassination of President Trump or just your stellar organization skills, but whatever it is, it looks like this was as smooth as it could go.
Any comments on the flow of the RNC thus far?
unidentified
Well, I will just say this.
The team has done a phenomenal job.
I'm glad that Nikki Haley released her delegates.
We made a call to all of them, and then they did decide to support Donald Trump, which is very important to us.
You know, it's been really well done so far.
And the most impactful stories have been those everyday Americans who've been on the stage telling their story, talking about the fentanyl crisis in this country, talking about the illegal immigrant crisis in this country.
You know, I'm sure people want to hear from the politicians, but these everyday American stories are so much more powerful.
And I think that's what's going to win the hearts and minds of people going forward.
What is your biggest takeaway thus far from the RNC convention?
I'm just retweeting it now too because we do have about 40,000 people watching live.
I just hit a million followers on X and so really exciting because it's a really big day and so many people are tuning into this show to watch this episode live from the RNC.
Or do you really think that we are going to see peace in the Republican Party?
unidentified
Look, I think we're really unified right now, whether you're a MAGA Republican like I have been, or you're a more, you know, moderate Republican like the Nikki Haley wing of the Republican Party.
You know, everybody here is moving forward in one direction, which is to support Donald Trump and J.P.
Vance so that they are the next 47th President and Vice President, respectively, of the United States.
Look, our party has an opportunity to rise to this occasion, to talk directly to the American people, to tell them what our vision is for America.
We have been living under a Joe Biden disaster for the last three and a half years.
He had to practice standing at the debate for 90 minutes.
He can't tell us his policies.
He thinks he's an African-American woman.
He thinks that Donald Trump is his Vice President of the United States, and we think that his cognitive ability is only going to get better?
We're only kidding ourselves.
Look, Donald Trump has a clear vision.
Everyone out here in Milwaukee, and I think across the country, is united because they want to see their country do better.
So, we are up for a historic opportunity here.
I think with J.D.
Vance on the ticket, Donald Trump is going to expand the map.
We're going to play in states that historically don't have Republicans playing in them for the 2024 cycle.
And we're going to go on to a historic victory come November.
I've had him on my show before, and I'll just be very blunt because you, like me, Corey, you're a no-nonsense, zero-bullshit person, so I think you can appreciate this.
I think that the strategy, and again, I don't work for President Trump, but if I did, I would probably advise that the strategy going forward should be to address the oppo up front.
And what do I mean by that?
I mean that J.D.
Vance, of course, has a history of calling President Trump Hitler, calling President Trump an idiot, saying he's cultural heroine, calling Trump supporters idiots.
But I think that this can actually, ironically, and I don't think that I would usually ever say this, could be spinned to a positive to amplify that message of unity and to say, listen, if J.D. Vance could be one of the most obnoxious Trump haters and then if J.D. Vance could be one of the most obnoxious Trump haters and then transform over eight years into being one of the strongest advocates of President Trump and the America First mission in the United States.
Senate, then that is a testament to what we can do to the American people by having strong communication, strong campaign messaging and bringing people from across the aisle who thought they hated President Trump, who had been brainwashed by eight years of propaganda and lies and who had been brainwashed by eight years of propaganda and lies and have those people cross over the way J.D. Vance did and turn those into Trump supporters and members of the MAGA movement.
Do you agree with my assessment or do you see things differently?
Truly, Corey Lewandowski was there from day one, like many others, like Roger Stone as well.
There's very few people who were there with President Trump from day one, but I will say you were one of the true Trump loyalists who has always been there despite all the media attacks and all the attacks that you've been subjected to over the years for supporting President Trump.
What do you think that we can expect to see tomorrow night when President Trump delivers his acceptance of the nomination speech?
unidentified
Look, President Trump is going to be very conciliatory in the sense that he wants to unite this country.
You know, the great leaders all rise to the occasion, whether it was, you know, during the Gettysburg Address that Lincoln gave, or after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, or most recently, after the historic tragedy on 9-11.
Look, great leaders stand up and bring people together, and people forget about being a Republican or Democrat.
They want to support this country to be successful.
I think that's what you're going to hear from Donald Trump, which is join us, join our movement.
We don't care where you've been in the past.
Join us so that we can make this country great again, so we can make it strong again, so we can make it safe again, so we can make it prosperous again.
And if you're an American, you know, I don't know how you could disagree with that.
You know, nobody, there is nobody wants to raise their children on the south side of Chicago.
There's nobody wants to see Joe Biden for another four years.
And given that statement, too, and all the speeches that we've seen about unification, what else do you expect to see in the speeches tonight?
And what do you think that we can expect to see from the Republican Party going forward?
I know a lot of people are worried about, you know, oh, we've seen a lot of statements like, oh, people are just on their best behavior now because President Trump was almost assassinated.
Do you think that the sentiments that we're seeing from other members of the Republican Party, even some members of the Democrat Party and the media, which we hope they'll have a guilty conscience and some feelings of remorse, Do you think that we can see this continue in the long term or do you think that this is just kind of a temporary aftershock of watching President Trump almost have his head blown off live on television during his rally?
unidentified
Well, look, the Democrats have to get rid of the rhetoric.
They have to.
They've said that Donald Trump is a threat to democracy, that he will use the weaponization of the Justice Department to go after his opponents.
None of that is true.
They continue to say those things.
And the day that J.D.
Vance was announced on Monday as the vice presidential nominee, he was immediately attacked.
You know, while Kamala Harris called him, Joe Biden attacked him.
So it's time for the Democrats to step up and lower the rhetoric on their side.
I don't know if it's going to be temporary or not, but I will say this.
I think tonight you're going to hear from a lot of the family members.
Eric Trump is speaking tonight.
Donald Trump Jr.
is speaking tonight.
But more than that, you're also going to hear the life story of J.D.
Vance.
A true rags-to-riches story.
a kid who grew up in absolute squalor poverty, got a college degree at the Ohio State University, went on to serve admirably in the United States Marine Corps, got accepted to Yale Law School, graduated from that prestigious institution, went out to Silicon Valley, made some money there, and then now he's 39 years old.
He's a U.S. senator, and he's the Republican nominee for vice president of the United States.
So only in America can 30 years can someone go from literally abject poverty to the pinnacle of potential power in this country.
It's the greatest thing that this country has to offer people, which is the American dream.
And under the Trump administration, for four more years, more people will have the chance to have that dream.
And look, you've been a big supporter of President Trump as his former campaign manager.
You're no stranger to Secret Service details or traveling with the President and, you know, Secret Service protection.
And so we've now learned that Secret Service was aware of the shooter.
along with local law enforcement for 30 minutes before shots rang out, which means that they were aware of the shooter before President Trump took the stage since he was on stage for about 20 minutes, which means that they allowed him to take the stage while knowing that there was a potential shooter or actual shooter rather in the perimeter.
We also found out that the shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks, went through Secret Service twice with his rangefinder scope for his rifle, We have also found out that he was on top of the roof whilst counter snipers were inside the building that he was actually standing on top of.
He had explosive devices on his body and also his vehicle across the street was packed full of explosive devices ready to be detonated to potentially harm and blow up Trump supporters.
Do you think that this was an inside job?
It almost seems like it was too much of a deviation for this to not be intentional.
Do you think that this was an inside job by the Secret Service Director and Alejandro Mayorkas, who controls Secret Service, by signing off on resources or denying resources as he did?
unidentified
Well, it's a great question.
I don't know the answer.
Look, if any resources were asked for and weren't given, then absolutely there has to be accountability for it.
What's amazing to me is that we've got a 20-year-old kid walking Through, you know, on the outskirts of a protectees, you know, bubble area, carrying a ladder and a long rifle, and nobody seems to be able to think that that's odd.
We've got a minute and 26 seconds of individuals who are saying, look, there's a guy up on the roof up there, and allegedly, a police officer climbs up to see this individual, finds him at the bottom end of a rifle, doesn't get on his radio, there's no radio call on this, but he just simply climbs back down and slithers away.
I don't understand any of that.
Look, I have been a police officer.
I've been part of President Trump's team since he has picked up Secret Service all the way back in October of 2015.
There is traditionally a communications channel for local, state, and federal law enforcement officials.
If there is a problem, they can put a bowl out or be on the lookout for on one channel.
You're telling me a police officer climbed up to the top of this building, saw an individual on a roof, saw a rifle pointed at him, and didn't ever make a radio call?
I find that fascinating, to be very honest with you, as someone who's served as a police officer in the past.
So, there are so many questions here.
I just don't understand how we don't have the answers yet.
It sounded like there were four questions that were asked today in the U.S. Senate hearing.
That's all they were allowed to be asked was four simple questions, and they submit everything else in writing.
We know that the Secretary of Homeland Security should be impeached.
He shouldn't be in that position right now.
He should be held in contempt for his failures on the southern border.
And the U.S.
Secret Service Director, who Joe Biden said is a great guy and talked to, is actually a female.
And Joe Biden clearly has no idea what's going on.
So, let's get to the bottom of it and let's do it damn quick.
We can get to the bottom of it, but exactly what you just said, having been a law enforcement officer yourself and also knowing what we know about the fact that this police officer didn't even radio over after coming face-to-face with the shooter, I guess I'll just ask you again, because a lot of people are saying that it's too inflammatory to say this, but I don't think it's inflammatory.
I think this is exactly what's going to come to be the case.
We've already seen that the United States government has assassinated United States presidents in the past.
So I believe that it was an inside job.
And it's just a yes or no question.
I'll ask you again.
Do you believe that the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump was an inside job?
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I just don't know, Laura, but I will tell you this.
You know what the difference is between a conspiracy theorist and a fact finder?
Usually about six weeks.
Okay?
It's usually what the difference is.
And you know, this was, this was a, you know, and I don't mean this in a bad way.
I've, I've, I've done a lot of hunting in my life.
I've been around guns my entire professional life.
You know, this was not a difficult shot to make, to be very honest with you.
150 yards is what we call a chip shot in the business.
You've got a high powered rifle.
He's got a range finder on it.
This is not a difficult shot to make.
It wasn't like you had to take wind calculations into effect or the, trajectory of the bullet to drop.
And so, you know, this, it just seems all too odd for me.
And I think we've got to get the facts.
We've got to get them very quickly.
And I don't understand how the director of the U.S. Secret Service still has her job right now.
We're probably going to find out in six weeks or less.
I think it's probably going to be a lot less than that.
I'm happy to see that the director, Kim Cheadle, has been subpoenaed by James Comer, but hopefully the Republicans will actually stick to this message of demanding answers and accountability.
Personally, I don't know why they're all here at the RNC convention.
I think that it would have shown more leadership and more unity and also more of a sense of urgency to get Donald Trump elected had all of these members just gone back to Washington DC this week for an emergency session instead of inviting Kim Cheadle.
I mean, as if she should have the choice about whether she attends or not on July 22nd.
I'm really looking forward to heading back over after my show tonight to watch those incredible speeches and to also see President Trump speak tonight.
So I want to thank you for all of your hard work and your years of loyalty and support for President Trump, the greatest president ever.
Our country depends on it.
I don't think people realize that we were literally less than an inch away from the death of Western civilization, the death of America.
Because if Donald Trump doesn't get back into the White House, this country is over.
unidentified
That's exactly right.
Well, I believe, and I'm not an overly religious person, I am Catholic, I believe a higher power saved Donald Trump because he's got a plan for him and for our country going forward.
the advance team there that said, okay, the president wants to use these graphics to talk about the illegal immigration statistics, and they were about to not do it, but President Trump insisted.
Truly a true Trump loyalist, and it's great to hear his insight, given the fact that the Trump campaign brought him back on to assist with this RNC convention.
It is now 5 o'clock, and I do have to head back over now to the RNC convention to watch the evening speeches.
We're going to hear from members of the Trump family tonight and several members of Congress.
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