Ex-FBI Assistant Director Scorches Secret Service Over Core Element of Trump Shooting: ‘Makes No Sense’
Former FBI Assistant Director Frank Figliuzzi on Wednesday criticized the Secret Service for its response to its role in a gunman’s ability to shoot former President Donald Trump during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on Saturday.
Thomas Michael Crooks got within rifle range of Trump by climbing to the top of a building close to Trump’s Pennsylvania rally. Figliuzzi on “Ana Cabrera Reports” said, the assassination attempt depended on the Secret Service’s choice to put the building outside of their perimeter and purview.
‘They Own This’: Ex-FBI Agent Unloads On Secret Service For Shirking Responsibility Of Man Shooting Trump pic.twitter.com/lZY8dCekwv
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“Nothing we saw Saturday looked like enhanced security, increased security. It looked like they were trying to counter a state sponsored terrorist nation trying to attack their protectee,” Figliuzzi said. “This all hinges on the Secret Service’s decision to put that building …