On Monday, a crucial hearing was held by the House Oversight and Accountability Committee to address the shocking security failures that nearly resulted in the assassination of former President Donald Trump during his July 13 rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. The focus of the hearing was Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle, who faced intense scrutiny from Republican Texas Representative Pat Fallon.
Fallon did not hold back as he interrogated Cheatle about her actions, or lack thereof, following the near-fatal incident. He questioned why Cheatle had not immediately debriefed with her agents after the security breach and criticized her for not adequately securing the area before Trump’s appearance. Fallon particularly attacked Cheatle’s widely ridiculed excuse about the “sloped roof” being unsafe for stationing Secret Service agents, pointing out that the countersnipers who eventually neutralized the shooter were positioned on an even steeper rooftop.
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“These are nothing but pathetic excuses,” Fallon declared, emphasizing that they were nonsensical and “a bunch of cow dung.” He further criticized the security lapse by noting that law enforcement professionals he spoke with found it inexplicable that the AGR rooftop was not secured. “You want to know why?” Fallon continued. “Because it’s dangerous.”
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