Topic: Kimberly Cheadle

Alexander expresses his belief that the shooter did not act alone and likely had "inside" help, citing the numerous security failures in Butler. He mocks the excuse that the roof was too sloped for Secret Service personnel. Jones thanks Alexander for his service and his music, noting that Alexander has been a guest on the show since 2016.

New details regarding the attempted assassination of Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, are analyzed, with a focus on perceived security lapses. Alex Jones highlights body cam footage and acoustic data that he claims suggest the presence of a second shooter. He criticizes former Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheadle for the agency's failure to secure the roof located near the rally stage.

The Secret Service is criticized for failing to evacuate Donald Trump despite knowing of a threat for 62 minutes prior to the shooting. Comparisons are drawn to January 6, with claims that law enforcement coordination was intentionally sabotaged. It is noted that no officers from the Butler County Sheriff's Office had their body cameras activated during the incident, which critics label a deliberate cover-up.

Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheadle is criticized for claiming the sloped roof in Butler was too dangerous for snipers, despite counter-snipers being positioned on steeper inclines nearby. The discussion draws parallels to historical CIA operations and MKUltra, suggesting the agency has a history of eliminating political threats. Clips are referenced where former intelligence officials allegedly discuss "taking out" Donald Trump.

Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheadle stated in an interview that a "safety factor" regarding the sloped roof prevented agents from being stationed on top of the building used by the shooter. This explanation has faced intense scrutiny from sniper experts and lawmakers. Critics argue the 26-minute window the shooter had on the roof indicates a deliberate security failure rather than a safety precaution.

A powerful campaign video titled "Trump Flashback" is discussed, highlighting the moment Donald Trump was shot and his defiant response. The segment mocks the Secret Service's failure, noting that Director Kimberly Cheadle previously worked in security for PepsiCo. Memes regarding the "slanted roof" excuse are mentioned as the public loses faith in official narratives.

Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheadle tells CNN that security assets were increased "appropriately" for the Butler event, a claim Geiser disputes. Dan Bongino is cited, claiming an "unimpeachable source" says the sloped roof excuse is a lie and that the post was simply abandoned. The segment highlights the media's initial reluctance to call the event an "assassination attempt."