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Secret Service Refused to Address This Key Question About the Trump Assassination Attempt

Secret Service Refused to Address This Key Question About the Trump Assassination Attempt
AP Photo/Susan Walsh, File

On September 15, Ryan Wesley Routh, Trump’s would-be assassin, hid at Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida, for 12 hours. He was armed with a rifle and intended to capture his attack on the former president as he played that day. Trump was within 350-500 yards of this man, who got scared off when a Secret Service agent scouring the perimeter outside the course saw a barrel sticking out of the shrubbery. He opened fire, and Routh fled, but not before a witness snapped a photo of him and his vehicle. Police later arrested him.

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 The course was not given a full sweep ahead of Trump’s game. Agents conducted sweeps ahead of the former president. This game was not on the schedule—it was a last-minute edition, so how did Routh know he would be there? Is there a leak? Mia covered the Secret Service’s presser yesterday, where this question was asked, but acting Director Ronald Rowe punted it to the FBI:

Also, what about drones? They weren’t deployed on July 13 when Trump got shot in Butler, Pennsylvania. You’d think they would do so in Florida.

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