As more information is released on the botched attempts to assassinate President-elect Donald Trump, it’s clear that the Secret Service is in dire need of training.
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Shocking information regarding the attempted assassination of Trump on a golf course in Florida is disturbing, to say the least. Jesse Watters breaks down the recent information, asking questions that Americans all over the country want the answers to.
“New revelations from the Trump assassination task force. According to their report, the Secret Service agent who spotted Ryan Routh in the bushes outside Trump’s golf course was only five feet away when he opened fire. And missed him not once, not twice, but six times,” Watters explained. “He missed him six times from five feet. How does a trained agent who passed the firearms test miss a target five feet away?”
But wait, there’s more.
“That’s not all. The report says the Secret Service found out at 2:30 in the morning that Trump would be golfing later that day, but they didn’t secure the course, allowing Routh to camp out for twelve hours before anyone saw him,” Watters continued. “Meanwhile, Routh appeared in federal court this morning and his legal team signaling they’re going to go with the insanity defense. How convenient. Routh’s public defender said he has had multiple meetings with a mental health expert while in jail and witnesses who saw him before the arrest say he was hallucinating and delusional. Of course.”
“Prosecutors also revealed that Routh has been doing a lot more writing behind bars than initially reported,” the Fox News host added. “Routh has written nearly 40 letters to news outlets in an attempt to convince them he’s an honorable guy, but they were intercepted before they could reach their targets. We also know that only 17 of the 18 cell phones found in Routh’s possession belong to him. Why does he have 18 cell phones? And, wait, he has 17 so who owns the last phone, and why did Routh have it?”
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Sierra Marlee is a millennial whose hunger for the truth in a world of fake news has led her to write. Marlee also contributes to BizPac Review.
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