Topic: Counter Sniper

Former Delta Force operator Dale Comstock criticizes the lack of vertical security and rooftop overwatch at the Utah event where Charlie Kirk was killed. Comstock questions why drones were not utilized for top-cover surveillance given the high-level chatter from leftist groups. He also discusses speculation regarding Mossad involvement, noting that Kirk had recently expressed concerns about being targeted by Israeli intelligence.

A documentary titled "Inside the Kill Box" by Benny Johnson was featured, investigating the security failures at the Trump rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Congressmen Eli Crane and Cory Mills, both military veterans, toured the site and questioned why no law enforcement was stationed on the water tower or the AGR building roof. The investigation identified five fatal failures, including rooftop kill zones and a communications collapse, that allowed Thomas Crooks to fire at the former president.

During a press conference, Ronald Roe states that the Secret Service is conducting a "mission assurance review" to identify policy violations from the July 13th assassination attempt. He praises the bravery of the agents who shielded Trump but acknowledges the failure to secure the roofline. Jones interjects throughout the speech, calling Roe a "traitor" and a "criminal" who is hiding behind the rank-and-file agents to avoid personal responsibility for the stand down.

Ronald Roe provides a timeline of the Butler event, noting that local law enforcement had identified a "suspicious person" with a rangefinder nearly an hour before the shooting. He admits that the Secret Service counter-sniper teams were unaware the individual had a firearm until shots were fired. Jones argues that this timeline proves a deliberate lack of "command and control," as the Secret Service ignored multiple warnings from local police.

Roger Stone discusses evidence of a security stand-down during the Butler, Pennsylvania rally, noting that local police and Secret Service knew of a suspicious man with a rangefinder 92 minutes before the shooting. He highlights that the counter-sniper had the shooter in his sights but allegedly waited until shots were fired before neutralizing him. These factors are compared to the security anomalies present during the JFK and Reagan assassination attempts.

Clips from FBI Director Christopher Wray's congressional testimony are played, where he confirms that eight shell casings were recovered from the roof used by the shooter. Wray admits the FBI does not yet have a clear picture of the shooter's motive despite searching his digital devices. Jones and Geyser critique the testimony, suggesting the FBI is withholding information about the counter-snipers' locations.

David, an Army veteran, discusses the technical possibility of using subsonic 300 Blackout rounds to mask gunfire locations. He suggests that the deep state may target Kamala Harris to facilitate the insertion of Hillary Clinton as the Democratic nominee. He notes that recent media articles have begun promoting Clinton's necessity, indicating a coordinated effort to shift the party's leadership.

Navy SEAL Robert J. O'Neill joins the show to discuss the tactical failures in Butler, noting that a 150-yard shot is a "layup" for even an amateur. He questions why the Secret Service prioritized "comfort over complacency" and failed to secure the most obvious high ground. O'Neill credits the "hand of God" for Trump's survival and expresses skepticism regarding the official narrative of a lone gunman.

Andrew Riddell confirms that the lack of security on the rooftop in Butler was a "massive lapse" and reveals that the Department of Homeland Security has been denying requests for additional presidential protection. Riddell states that counter-sniper teams and other assets are frequently withheld from Trump rallies by the Biden administration. He characterizes the situation as a porous environment that "invited" the assassination attempt.

Andrew Riddell explains that multiple counter-sniper teams are standard to eliminate blind spots, yet only one was present at the Butler rally. He notes that the DHS has also denied protection to RFK Jr., suggesting a pattern of weaponizing security details against political opponents. Riddell asserts that the Secret Service is currently understaffed and failing to meet the standards required for a front-runner candidate.