In a dramatic congressional hearing, FBI Director Christopher Wray revealed startling details about the man who tried to assassinate former President Donald Trump. The would-be assassin, Thomas Matthew Crooks, bizarrely researched the JFK assassination and flew a drone near the rally just hours before the attack. Crooks had also armed
After a recent assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, the Secret Service is pushing his campaign to abandon large outdoor rallies for safer indoor venues. The Secret Service has expressed serious concerns about the risks associated with Trump’s outdoor events, which often draw huge crowds and are challenging
In a dramatic House hearing, Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle faced intense grilling from both Republicans and Democrats over her agency’s shocking failures during the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Lawmakers were outraged as Cheatle struggled to answer questions and admitted that crucial evidence, like radio communications, was missing. The
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
Thomas Matthew Crooks, the gunman who attempted to assassinate Donald Trump, managed to fly a camera-equipped drone over the event site in Butler, Pennsylvania, before the attack. Despite being spotted by police earlier, he evaded capture and later fired multiple shots, injuring Trump and killing a former fire chief. Investigations
Thomas Matthew Crooks, the 20-year-old who attempted to assassinate former President Donald Trump, was known to his former classmates as someone with a deep disdain for politicians and a knack for arrogance in discussions, particularly about politics. According to Vincent Taormina, a former classmate, Crooks mocked him for supporting Trump
Just before a gunman opened fire on former President Donald Trump at a rally in Butler, Pa., law enforcement was on the verge of a major breakthrough. They had spotted the suspicious individual, Thomas Matthew Crooks, acting oddly but lost track of him. Despite having a clear shot, Crooks managed
Rep. Mike Waltz revealed on FOX News that the shooter who tried to assassinate former President Donald Trump had three encrypted overseas accounts, hinting at a possible international conspiracy. He criticized the Secret Service for failing to provide adequate protection and suggested that the attack could be linked to broader
Whistleblowers have revealed that the Secret Service faced resource shortages during Trump’s recent rally due to the NATO summit in Washington, D.C., and First Lady Jill Biden’s event in Pittsburgh. House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan is demanding answers from FBI Director Christopher Wray about these security lapses, questioning the coordination