I waited a little time to give some thoughts on the Trump assassination attempt.

It's a great example for thinking. It's heavy stuff. If you've taken the time to go on X,

or formerly known as Twitter, and look at some of the videos.

It makes you really wonder how it missed blowing his head off.

That was the goal, clearly, to blow his head off in HD, full color, so everyone could see for the rest of time going forward.

That was the goal.

Whose goal was it?

So far we know it was the goal of one dead loser.

But for anyone who is paying attention, for anyone who has dived into this subject,

of course there was a massive amount of incompetence when it came down to protecting

the former president of the United States.

So much so was the incompetence that it's hard to imagine

that it wasn't a planned incompetence. Meaning, somebody took the time to make sure that his

protection was substandard, that the protocols to be followed were not.

The A team? No, I don't think that was the A team. B team, C team doesn't look like it.

Might have been the F team. Can't have a sniper on the roof protecting the former president

because the slope of the roof

was too high. Now you might already be asking yourself, Mike, you talk a lot about different

subjects and you have different guests on, but tie it into something useful for me.

Because, yes, we've all seen the videos, we've read the reports, we've all come to our judgments probably.

Now, I don't think there's anyone out there that can actually say that it was a case of competence, the protection that is, clearly

in competence. And now, after there's no responsibility, there's no accountability,

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