Senator Ron Johnson released a 13-page report (view below) on the investigation into the assassination attempt on former President Trump during a July 13 rally in Pennsylvania. The report reveals shocking security lapses, including the Secret Service missing a crucial briefing and poor communication with local law enforcement. Despite early warnings, the shooter, Thomas Mathew Crooks, managed to open fire, injuring Trump and killing a spectator before being shot dead. Johnson's findings raise serious questions about how Crooks evaded security, prompting calls for an independent investigation.
The official 13-page preliminary results of Sen. Ron Johnson's (R-Wisc) office's inquiry into the assassination attempt on former President Trump were made public.
At a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13, suspected shooter Thomas Mathew Crooks, 20, opened fire, killing one attendee and wounding several others, including Trump, who sustained damage to his ear. Trump manag...
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