Media's Impact on American Society and the Trump Assassination Attempt

The media's role in the US tragedy needs reevaluation as it contributes to escalating tensions and misinformation, impacting national unity and security.

### The Aftermath of the Trump Assassination Attempt: Media, Politics, and Security
* 📰 George Gammon reacts to the media coverage of the Trump assassination attempt, criticizing the initial reports that **downplayed the severity of the incident**.
* 🎙 He emphasizes the need for a **more responsible and less sensationalist media**, especially in reporting on such **critical events**.
* 👥 Gammon calls out the mainstream media for their biased coverage of Trump, highlighting the **dangerous rhetoric that can incite violence**.
* 💼 He also addresses the role of **Jeff Bezos and The Washington Post** in perpetuating **negative narratives about Trump**.
* 🤔 Gammon questions the mainstream media's labeling of "**conspiracy theories**," pointing out their track record of dismissing **valid concerns** that later prove to be true.
* 👊 Despite his criticisms of Trump's presidency, Gammon acknowledges Trump's **resilience and fighting spirit** during the assassination attempt.
* 👮 He criticizes the Secret Service's handling of the situation, suggesting that **diversity quotas may have compromised security** in this high-stakes scenario.
* 🇺🇸 Gammon concludes by urging Americans to prioritize **meritocracy in all aspects of society**, especially in critical roles like **security and leadership**.

hello fellow Rubble capitals hope you're well crazy weekend obviously and I think Jim right here in the comments said it well says George our country is in deep trouble and I think that's one direction we could go obviously if the United States if American society continues on this trajectory it doesn't end well so first and foremost most I I want to extend my thoughts and prayers to the victims of this tragedy and like I said in a tweet on Saturday uh you know we should be praying for the victims uh the families but we should also be praying for the future of America I want to look at this through an optimistic lens from the standpoint of hopefully hopefully this wakes up a lot of Americans and they realize that it's time to tone it down a bit it's time to dial back the the rhetoric here uh you might not like someone but to put them in the same category as Adolf Hitler as an example that's probably not a smart thing to do

if your intention is to have the United States flourish, if your intentions are good, let's say, then if you don't want to contribute to this type of event happening again on either side, you've got to dial back the rhetoric here. And I think that starts with the mainstream media. Usually, as you guys know, I kind of just give you my authentic thoughts. There's no script to these live streams. Most often, I don't even read the articles prior to doing the videos. So what you're seeing are just my raw thoughts in real time. It's a little different because of the nature of what we're discussing. So I wrote down three major topics that I wanted to discuss and just give you my thoughts. First and foremost, like I was saying, would be the media. I first heard of the assassination attempt by one of my employees texting me on Saturday, and they just text me and said

that Trump had been shot. And so the very first thing I did is I just went to CNBC because it was just the tab that I had up on my computer. And the first thing I read on CNBC is that Trump fell down. TR Trump unexpectedly fell down and there was just really no explanation for it. And I said, hm, that's weird, he fell down. And then I went and looked at the, I think I went to Twitter next and then I went to the, to a video of what actually happened. And you can see, you can see Trump grab his ear, you can see him fall, and then you can see the people just freaking out, and you can see all the people ducking in the background. I mean, you guys have seen this video a thousand times. And I, I thought my first reaction was, Trump fell down, like what, what, what, what are you talking about? Even if you want to give the mainstream media the benefit of the doubt and say, well George, they didn't have all the facts, okay, nor did I. But just by

watching three seconds of that video, it's obvious what happened, and not only that, but you can hear the gunshots. I think part of he said he fell down. Then other reports are like loud popping noises. Like is your Trump derangement syndrome to the degree to which you can't even admit that initially because in some like twisted, sick, disgusting, bizarre way, you think that may help him win the election, and therefore you don't want to be a part of that. So you're not even going to, not only you not reporting the news, you're lying to the American people about a topic that is quite literally life and death. I mean, is there any more serious of a topic than a president or former president of the United States? I don't care if they're Democrat, Republican. I don't care who they are. Is there any more serious a topic than an assassination attempt on an American president, on any president for that matter, but if you're an American on.

president that represented you in your country. I mean, to try to spin that is grotesque. There was some person on Twitter. I retweeted this, and basically, they gave an example of this Spin, and their comment was, you don't hate the media enough. I thought that was incredibly profound, and I could not agree more. I could not agree more. Another thing that they were reporting, if you didn't hear this one initially, is that he didn't get shot. It was just that his teleprompter got shot, and he just got hit with a piece of glass. Why would you even say that? Like, how twisted and demented do you have to be in order to go to that length? I mean, why would you even do that? Like, what is the purpose, or is it just like muscle memory that you have to lie? You've lied about someone so many times, and you've tried to spin things to put them in the worst light possible so many times, stimes that that's just your knee-jerk.

reaction and you can't even help yourself now. I was reading today that uh This Morning Show on MSNBC has been cancelled just for the day. I'm assuming and they came now I don't know what's going on behind the scenes but they said that it was because they want wanted to do 24/7 coverage of any uh anything new that might come up regarding what happened this weekend but then behind the scenes it leaks that maybe this was a result of that those anchors the Talking Heads there that contribute to this morning Brew just couldn't help themselves but to say something completely idiotic and then that puts the parent company to say NBC that puts them in a in a bind PR bind and they didn't even want to take that risk so let let's assume that's true for a moment. So you're telling me these people in the mainstream media are are are so they have Trump derangement syndrome to the point where they can't even control what they say on National live TV and these supposedly are

professional anchors. That they are so emotional. They are. Are they are Trump occupies so much space in their head that they. That they literally have gotten to the point where they have like tourettes over Trump like. Like they can't even. They just have to spit it out. I wish he died. There. I said it. Like if. If you're think about that. The. These are people who have been doing media. If you want to call it that for. I. I would assume most of them decades. Decades. And yet they're so emotionally engaged in Trump being the Antichrist that they can't even control what is coming out of their mouths. And again. It's not like they're just some random person that has no experience in the media. I mean. Th. This tells you the level of insanity that we are dealing with. And as you guys know from watching my videos. This is coming from someone who really doesn't like Trump now. I. I think he. He's. He's in some capacities. I think he's. He's great as a

businessman. I can tell, as a former entrepreneur myself, I can tell you that he has the characteristics you need to be successful in business. I understand he's gone through bankruptcies and blah blah blah blah blah. Look, every successful business person has that, that's the way the game is played, right? You can't avoid failure if you're going to go out there and take risk. Do I think he was a great president? No, no, of course not. You guys know my position on this. I pretty much dislike all politicians equally. They are all liars, and Trump is probably the biggest liar of all of them, absolutely. Is he an ego maniac? I'd take it a step further, he's a megalomaniac, he's a blowhard. He will say anything to get a vote. And do I think he, you know, would I vote for him because I think he's going to make a great, no, absolutely not. Because to finish my thought, there, what I vote for him thinking, Oh my gosh.

he's going to be a great president. No, no, but regardless, that doesn't make him Joseph Stalin. That doesn't make him a threat to democracy. That doesn't make him the reincarnation of Adolf Hitler like the Washington Post insinuated. And I'm gonna get to Jeff Bezos in just a moment because if I'm Jeff Bezos right now, I'm really questioning myself. I'm looking at myself in the mirror, and I'm having a very, very, very difficult conversation saying, Is this something I really want to be a part of? And is this something I really represent regardless of my opinion of this other human being? Again, I'm going to get to that in just a moment. So, the mainstream now, I have no idea what this kid's rationale was. Obviously, he was mentally ill. That goes without saying. Did the media play a part? Who knows. Like my good buddy Chris Irons said in a podcast yesterday, which I thought was brilliant, the whole podcast. That's QTR podcast. I'd highly

recommend listening to that episode. But like he said, you can't get in someone's head. You don't know the impact. But what the mainstream media has to realize is that they are increasing the odds of this happening, even if it didn't contribute to what we saw on Saturday. And it's all fun and games. You get all emotional about it until it leads to, or potentially leads to, a life and death situation. And then all of a sudden you're like, whoa, maybe I crossed the line. And I want to give, I'll go back to Bezos momentarily. I want to give him the benefit of the doubt. Do I think he's part of the Malthusian cult, to a certain degree, to a certain degree, but I don't think he's gone. I've listened to him in a lot of podcasts, and he seems like a pretty level-headed guy. Or I can't say that about Klaus. I can't say that about Benoff. I can't say that about some of

these other politicians that frequent Davos, but I can say that about Bezos. So, assuming, giving him the benefit of the doubt, that he is a pretty, like he's like a normal person, he's not a sociopath. I can't imagine that he doesn't dial it back with the Washington Post and call them, the editor. I mean, first and foremost, if I'm Bezos, I am literally calling Trump and apologizing. I could not sleep unless I did that. I couldn't live with myself knowing that there was a even a slight possibility that I contributed to such an one of the greatest tragedies in American history. And that's at a macro level, not just a personal level. I mean, think about the emotional impact on Trump's family, the guy's got young kids. I don't know how young the youngest is, but you know, his wife, his kid. I mean, think about that for a moment and knowing that you might have played a role in that amount of emotional.

suffering, and what could have been. I mean look, we were a centimeter away from the ultimate tragedy. I mean it's just by the grace of God, or luck, or you know, I think it's the grace of God, but you know, if you're an atheist or whatever you call it, luck, or whatever, that just at the last second he just does one of these. I mean if he doesn't do that, he's done. So just think about if, I mean, obviously Jeff Bezos isn't going to watch this, but uh, I would hope that, you know, if he's, if he's a decent human being, which I think he is, I think his thoughts on, you know, climate change and all the whole Malthusian stuff are completely off the plot, but you know, if his intentions are good there, and if he's, uh, if he's someone of strong character, then do the right thing for heaven's sakes and dial it back. Have a conversation with the editor or whomever is in charge.

of the Washington Post and say, Look, you can we're going to continue to talk trash about Donald Trump because he's a disgusting human being. Let's say this is the conversation, but what we're not going to do is compare him to some of the most evil people in human history. That's what we're not going to do. You know, if you want to say he's a liar, if you want to say that he's an egomaniac, if you want to say he's a womanizer, if you want to say he says stupid things, if you want to say that he says insensitive things, if you want to say he's an if you want to say he's disrespectful to his employees, if you want to say that he doesn't deserve to be president, fine, no problem. But we're not going to cross that line. And if people in the mainstream media can't control themselves to that degree, that should be the first indication that they're not psychologic Al. Well, call it Trump derangement syndrome.

whatever you want to call it if they can't control themselves then then they are not qualified for the job. They cannot report the news dispassionately and and they have serious psychological issues right if some other human being is occupying that much of your mental capacity every day to the point where it it it it to the point where it impacts your emotions that that's when you know you've got problems right it just it just goes back to grade school. Remember when we were in grade school and the the other kid would piss you off to the point where you wanted to hit them or something like that and the teacher would always come up and say no no no no no no no you never do that. You just look the other way and you don't give them the time of day because if you respond to that then you are giving them control over your emotional state and if the people in the mainstream media have given Donald Trump control of their emotional state then they're really not fit to be.

an adult, let alone someone who the American public depends on to get facts and data, i.e. news. It should really be a gut check for all of the mainstream media. Another thing that I'm hoping, I'm hoping they realize, and it gets to the point where, you know, we've talked about this idea a lot on this channel, but in terms of markets where bad news is good news, and it goes bad news being bad news, and it happens when all of the evidence becomes so overwhelming that you just can't deny it anymore, or else you just make yourself look completely foolish. I'm hoping it's the same thing with this wildly over generic use of the phrase conspiracy theory, right, because what they do is they, they sit there and I listened to a couple Twitter spaces where these people were obviously left leaning, and the whole Twitter space was about, uh, you know, the conspiracy theories that are going to pop up around the attempted assassination, and how serious people don't even consider anything that isn't in the mainstream.

the experts don't approve of. And I thought, how can you be so obtuse? Seriously, how can you be living in a cave like I we'll go to my Twitter feed here in a moment, but I tweeted out that. And I'm not joking. Since 2020, there is literally nothing that I can think of. Nothing. Not even one thing that the media called a conspiracy theory that they now admit. That they now admit is true or that they don't admit as true. I I can't think of anything. I mean, think. We went through the list the other day of all the gaslighting stuff. And we went through that on a video. But think of all the things they have called you a conspiracy theorist for believing. And 6 months later, oh yeah, sorry, that turned out to be true. And what they do, the angle here. And what I noticed on this space is they never mention all the conspiracy theories that come came true. And oh, by the way, one of the main conspiracy

theories was that Donald Trump's life was in danger due to an assassination attempt, and I put that one up on my Twitter feed. Remember when they were calling Tucker Carlson a conspiracy theorist because he put out that idea? What happens is they try to label all these things, and then when they get on a space, the only conspiracy theories that they talk about are just the Moon being made out of cheese or the Earth being flat, something like that. See, and this is intent, it might not be consciously intentional, but subconsciously what they're doing right there is they're just saying that anything that we label a conspiracy theory is effectively putting that person in the same camp as someone that believes the moon is made out of Swiss cheese. There's no Nuance to the conversation, it's not possible that someone can think Joe Biden isn't mentally sharp and disagree with with a statement that the moon is made out of Swiss cheese. If you think the medicine isn't safe and effective, then you believe the moon is made out of Swiss cheese. If you

believe that Joe Biden isn't sharp as attack then you also believe the water is going to turn the frogs gay. If you believe that there's a high risk of Donald Trump being assassinated then you also believe that is flat. You see, this is the game they play. So, whenever they talk about conspiracies, they're always the ones that the Normie would say, oh well, that's obviously obviously untrue. So, therefore, when I use the word conspiracy, the I'm putting someone in that camp even though what they're talking about is not even close to a conspiracy theory. It's just good old-fashioned common sense. But if it's common sense they don't like, then they put it in this bucket to try to disparage anyone that disagrees with them. That's the game that's played here. Now what I'm hoping is that the evidence, the evidence like bad news becoming bad news is so overwhelming. Just like the whole, oh Joe Biden sharp as attack, Joe Biden sharp as attack. Then you have the debate.

other night, and they can't even say that anymore. Then they've got to completely do a 180. But what I'm hoping is that the, you know, the rebel capitalists, you guys have your eyes open. You guys use common sense. But for the Normie out there, the average CNN watcher or MSNBC watcher, they don't. But there's hope, hope now. If you took 100% of the average CNN watchers, I would agree, you know, 20% of them, you're just, you're not getting them back. They're like these people on the space where they have allowed Trump to completely control their emotional state of being at all times. They're psychologically not well because any person that allows another person to control their emotional state to that degree needs help, needs psychological help. So yes, there's going to be 20% of the people that fit in that category. But then I think there's at least 30 or 40% of the people that you can at least reach. And the more they see all of these

conspiracy theories coming true. They'll be like, Hmm, well, maybe I should start questioning what the media is telling me. In fact, it's not just seeing things come true. It's that pretty much every single major topic that the media has addressed since 2020 has been the opposite of the truth. To where they have, they have, they have had to intentionally deceive the public. That's a whole different ball game, right? And then what's even more shocking is that these people blame the lack of trust on the media on the quote-unquote far right. Oh, it's far right. It's just far-right misinformation and disinformation. That's the only reason that anyone wouldn't trust Anthony Fauci. That's the only reason why anyone wouldn't trust the CDC. That's the only reason why anyone wouldn't trust a politician on the left. That's the only reason why anyone wouldn't trust the mainstream media and the experts. Let's get over to my Twitter feed because you see some just shining

examples of this you'll need to share your screen thanks so here's one of the thousands of headlines that you saw on Saturday. The Secret Service rushes Trump off stage after he falls. I mean what's I think what's most shocking to me is that there's people that actually still stand up for this, and they're like, oh well, I mean they were just waiting to see until all the facts came in George, like they still not only put up with this but they actually stand up for it and they make excuses uses for this. Those are the people that are are are they're lost, they're lost, and I really feel sorry for them. You guys have seen that video a million times I'm sure and look at that you're you're telling me that that that's the headline you're going to write. He fell down, come on. I mean I I I don't even think I could write a title that ridiculous even if I was trying. And here you go Tucker Carlson of course this is an article that came out maybe three or

four months ago, Tucker Carlson stokes conspiracy claims US is speeding towards assassination of Trump. I'll keep reading. The comments presented without evidence have been picked up by other media personalities on the far right, including conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and former Fox News host Dan Bongino. I'm guessing is how you pronounce his last name. So now what? Now what? Mainstream media, I mean, if you're not just too far gone psychologically, you've got to check yourself. You got to look at this and say, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, maybe there's something we might have gotten wrong here. Maybe, maybe, you know, putting people in the category of the individuals that think the moon is made out of Swiss cheese, maybe there's some nuance there that we need to explore. And I, you know, I say that almost jokingly because there's no way the media is going to do that, but hopefully the people who are watching, some of the normies out there that are watching the

mainstream media will start to connect these dots. I mean, even right here on Bloomberg, they tweet this out, and this was a good hour, maybe even more. Well, this was what that might have even been. Yes, no, that was yesterday. So, this was Sunday when they tweet this out, right? Listen to this: moments after former president Donald Trump was shot at. Was shot at? What do you mean he was shot at? He wasn't shot at, he was shot. Period. There's no at, he was shot. And the unbelievable irony about this story, where there is literal disinformation in the title of their tweet or what they're tweeting about, it's a story about misinformation surrounding the assassination attempt. That's the level of insanity we are dealing with right now in the mainstream media. Here's, and if you didn't see this, this Jeff Bezos, I sure as hell hope you're watching, man. Or sure as hell hope you see a video where someone points this out. And I, and honestly, I don't think you need to. I deep down in your

heart you you you have to know this was wrong and you've got to feel incredibly low. I'm just going to use some profanity there, but you guys know what I'm talking about here. Look at this. Just dis. I mean, come on, man. Come on, come on, really. And I don't know if this is the one specifically from The Washington Post, but I saw something that they did where they kind of had this same type of thing like this, this kind of meshing of two pictures. Trump and and Hitler. American fascism. I mean, come on. And of right here June 2024. Or how about this? AOC among liberal media and Democrat lawmakers who worry Trump will jail them in massive camps if he wins the presidency. This was June of 2024. And Glenn Greenwald makes a fantastic point here. He says, I still don't understand the response of democratic officials and liberal pundits. If Trump is Hitler who will build concentration camps for his critics and never permit another US election, all of which they claim. Why would they lament this attack in pray?

for his recovery. Good question, good question, because one, you can't have both, right? Either you truly believe he is on the level of Adolf Hitler and therefore you should be dancing in the streets if he gets killed, or you really, really, really don't think that but you're just saying it. You have remorse and then it is true that you're praying for his recovery, but you can't have both. You can't sit there and say that he's a threat to democracy but yet you're praying for his recovery. That doesn't even make sense. Would you have prayed for Hitler's recovery, Mussolini, Stalin, just go down the list throughout history? Here's this fantastic podcast from Chris, this episode that he did yesterday. So now let's go ahead and move on to my thoughts on Trump specifically pertaining to Saturday night. Now again, I want to preface with, I don't think Trump is a good president. I don't think he's a good, he did a good job. He has no principles.

that I can see, he is an egomaniac. There's no doubt about it. He's, uh, he's crude. He's, uh, a blowhard, as much father used to say, not about Trump, but about other people. He, uh, there's so many negative things you could say about Trump, and they would all be true. Um, but obviously, that doesn't H put him in the category of one of the most evil people on in human history. I think we've established that. But even though all those negative things that you could say about Trump are true, you cannot, you cannot take away from Donald Trump the spirit, the fighting spirit, the warrior spirit that he showed Saturday night. I don't know if I've ever seen anything like that now. And I know I have to say this a thousand times, that doesn't mean that he would make a great president, that doesn't mean that he's a great human being, but you cannot defy, or you cannot deny the fact that dude is a fighter, that dude is a fighter. I mean, you got to put yourself

in that position, which I tried to do, I thought, you know, what if I was up on a stage, and you know, there's always that possibility because you're surrounded by these Secret Service and whatnot, and you get shot, you go down, and, you know, we can look at this in retrospect, say, oh yeah, you know, he's doing these fist pumps to the crowd, you know, I would have done the same, really. You don't know if you've been there, there's so much adrenaline, you don't know if you've been shot in other PE, you don't know if you've been fatally wounded, you could have been shot, and you could be internally bleeding, and you wouldn't even know, there's so much adrenaline going, I mean, I don't know how, I've never been shot in the head, but I would imagine you could have gotten like a fatal shot in the head, and still, you know, until, you know, a half hour later, you pass out, and you're done because of hemorrhaging, or however it works, right.

you don't know. And not only that, you don't know if there's five other shooters. You don't know if there's bombs. You don't know if there's, I mean, you don't know what's going on. And despite all of that uncertainty around your ability to survive the next 30 seconds, you are putting your head above all the other security people, the Secret Service people. And you're yelling, Fight, fight, fight, with your fist clenched. And you could tell that he was just pissed, like he was. It was a type of anger that is more driven on determination, almost like saying that it doesn't matter what you do to me, I'm winning. It doesn't matter what you do to me, I'm going to come out ahead, a defiance, I think someone said. But there's really no words that I can use to communicate or articulate my thoughts on that appropriately. That is an attitude as a top athlete. I think you would have.

slight idea as to what that's like. You're down and out. You know, you're that boxer that just got knocked down, and you stand right back up, and you're basically that boxer saying, You are going to have to kill me to beat me. And you did do it yet, and now I'm going to beat you. It's your turn. It's something. And you know, I was an athlete all my life. I was very competitive when I was young. Obviously, I've never experienced anything like that, but it was similar to, like, you know, Tiger Woods draining a 20-footer to get into a playoff when he's got a broken leg or whatever, you know, the problem was with his leg. I think that was 2008. Or Michael Jordan being down and out and scoring 30 points in the last quarter and then the winning shot at a game or something like that or in the NBA Finals. Obviously, their.

life isn't threatened, but it's that same type of no matter how what you do to me. No matter how bad of a situation I'm in, I'm going to come out ahead and I'm going to kick ass. And to the point where you're angry about it. That's the look that you saw in the dude's face seconds after being shot. And it's not just seconds after being shot. It's while your life is still in massive danger and there is a total unknown as to whether or not you're even going to survive the next 30 seconds. But it's almost like you don't even care. Then you're getting out with the fist pump and you're yelling fight, fight, fight. I mean like I said last night on a live stream for Rebel capitalist Pro, I have a respect for Donald Trump that I didn't have before. Again, it doesn't mean that I think he's a great human being. And let's be honest when you look at guys like Tiger Woods and Michael Jordan.

and and you look at guys that have that just Warrior Instinct usually they're not the greatest human beings usually to to be quite Frank here usually they're you know so it's not like okay because this guy's a warrior then that just means he's Mother Teresa or something like that no no no no no no no usually you got to have a bit of a screw loose to be in that category and and and therefore you you probably don't make a well I guess I guess say leader you probably make a great leader if you're going out there on a battlefield like like like spart like Spartan 300 then you probably make a great leader right because look let's be honest if if we're in an actual physical battle after what I saw Saturday night I would not doubt that Donald Trump would be right at the front swinging that sword I mean he'd be doing like the Alexander great thing where he's not sending up troops he's not sending out troops and just watching it from a

hillside none. He's going down there and he's leading the charge. But again, does that make him a great president? No, probably not, probably not. But, and do I respect his character, you know, I'm trying to choose my words carefully here, so hopefully you can appreciate that. And it's difficult to do on a live stream, but from that standpoint, because I've been a competitor before, I've been an entrepreneur that's lost everything, and not that I've ever been in a well, I actually have been in a life-threatening situation on a few occasions, um, but never been shot at. Um, I can kind of understand that, and I respect that. I respect the fighter, I respect the warrior in Donald Trump because I know that very few people, very few people, I'd probably put myself in that category, have the balls to put their head up after they've been shot and yell, fight, fight, fight. Another thing I wanted to point out is this probably makes, I always say there no certainties, only prob

abilities. If Trump can survive to the election, I think there is as close to a zero probability that he loses as I've ever seen. I can't even fathom a scenario. I don't care who you put up against him. In fact, I tweeted out, I responded to one of my good buddies' tweets where he was talking about if Trump goes to the UFC, after which he, at the time we thought he might do. I said if he goes to the UFC and even if he doesn't go into the UFC, I said you could bring Abe Linc back from the dead and Donald Trump would still beat him in an election. I would say you could bring George Washington back to life and Donald Trump would still beat him in an election. After what happened Saturday night, I'm not saying it's right. I'm not saying it's wrong. It just is what it is with those pictures that they took of

Trump and with him come on come on. I wouldn't be surprised if he wins every single state. And again, I don't care if he's running up against AB Lincoln. Now moving on here. I think I've got. Yeah, I've only got a couple more minutes here. So I'm not going to belabor the point because I'm sure you guys have been reading about this. But the total and utter failure of the Secret Service is embarrassing. It's pathetic. And I'm no expert, but based on their own definition of success, their own definition of success is to have a 100% success rate. And anything less is failure by their own definition. So using that, they failed miserably. That's not George Gamon saying it. That's the Secret Service saying it. Just not saying it in public based on their mission statement. So I'm sure you guys have heard all the ideas. You know, was this something that was set up? Was this? There's a lot of questions out there.

know how the kid got up on that roof and was crawling across it for 3 minutes. I mean, that's again something that's so unbelievable that you have to ask questions about that. And that by no means puts you in the camp of thinking the moon is made out of Swiss cheese. That's just a rational question to have. I did see one thing where you know you saw the sniper, like he sees him, he boxes, and then he goes and shoots after the shots have already been. I don't know what happened there. Obviously, we got to wait for more facts to come out. One thing that I did hear is that the Secret Service, and this was a mistake they made, delegated the monitoring of that side, those buildings, to the local police, and they were assuming that the local police were handling that. And these local police were wildly incompetent, and there was an actual police officer that went up the ladder now.

is not I. I don't this is what I've heard so just take it with a grain of salt but there was a police officer that went up the ladder to see what was going on. The kid pointed his gun, the rifle, at the police officer. Then the police officer saw that, freaked out, dropped down, maybe to get his gun or something like that, and then the kid turned around and shot Trump. So you could see that sniper there. He's got the kid in his sights. He's about to pull the trigger and then he sees the cop. He can't pull the trigger because he's worried about killing the cop. And then when the kid turns back around and shoots, it's too late. Once he gets off a couple rounds, then the guy takes him out again. This, I, this is total speculation. I have no idea if this is the way it played out but with the, the, you know, I'm going to come down real hard on the management of the Secret Service. I, I don't have time to expand.

on this too much, but just look at my Twitter feed. Look at the Dei stuff that the head of the Secret Service was talking about. Even if Dei didn't play a role in what happened, it doesn't matter. What this shows us is that we're not playing a game here. This isn't a video game where you get three lives. This is the real world we're talking about, life and death. So in a life and death situation, you want the probability to be as high as possible that you save the life of the person that you are paid to save the life of. That's your job. And are there some things that white guys are better at than black guys? No, no, no, no, no. But there are things that men are better at than women, especially when you got a gal that's trying to take Trump off stage that's a foot shorter than he is. She might be the greatest Secret Service agent ever imagined, but she's just flat out not tall enough. So that's another area, along with the media, that I hope is going to wake

up the American public and say, you know what, maybe we've gone a little bit too far on the Dei stuff. Even if it didn't contribute to what happened, to have the head of the Secret Service come out and say that their objective is to hire 30% women when the only objective when you're dealing with any type of situation, especially life and death, is just to hire the best person, period, end of story. And this Trump incident, assassination attempt, hopefully sheds light on the fact that this is not a game we're playing here, this is not the fantasy world, this isn't the movies where women can come out and just beat up a hundred guys, this isn't like a Marvel mood movie. This is the real world here, this isn't Tomb Raider. So hopefully the impact of that and the gravity of this situation will help the American people realize this, and they'll go back just seeing things clearly, using common sense, and saying, yes, we need to hire based on merit because the stakes are too high, not just.

with this the uh security secret service but with entrepreneurs with corporate America with small midsize businesses with colleges with teachers with everybody for heaven's sakes so I'm running short on time. We'll go ahead and leave it there. I'll probably have more thoughts as the facts come out, but I wanted to address it. And then later on today we're going to get right back into the macroeconomic stuff because there's a lot of things happening there as well. As always guys, make sure that you're standing up for Freedom, Liberty, free market capitalism. Make sure you keep the victims of this heinous act and the future of America in your prayers. We'll see you on the next video.

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The Call for a Change in Rhetoric in American Society

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The speaker retweeted a comment accusing the media of hating the truth, expressing strong agreement with the sentiment.

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The display of Trump's unwavering attitude left a lasting impression, despite conflicting opinions about his character.

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The incident highlights the seriousness of real-world security concerns, contrasting with fictional representations.