Former Secret Service Agent Dan Bongino blew the lid off of the culture of corruption in the Secret Service.
The Secret Service failed to protect President Trump last month during a Butler, Pennsylvania rally.
A bullet grazed President Trump’s ear after the gunman, Thomas Crooks, somehow evaded state, local and federal agents, climbed on top of a roof and took 8 shots at Trump and rallygoers.
Thomas Crooks was able to do the following on July 13:
- Flew a drone over the Pennsylvania fairgrounds and got aerial footage of the rally layout on the day of the event – including 2 hours before Trump took the stage.
- Got a range finder through security.
- Evaded law enforcement officers from several different state, local and federal agencies.
- Somehow ‘climbed’ up on a roof with his rifle 450 feet away from Trump, bear crawled to the perfect vantage point as bystanders alerted police and was still able to take 8 shots at Trump.
- Parked a vehicle full of explosives near the Trump rally
- Crooks was able to walk around the premises after Snipers took a photo of him looking suspicious.
- A sniper located in the second story window was only 40 feet away from Crooks and didn’t neutralize him.
- Trump was still able to take the stage after Crooks was pegged as suspicious by Secret Service.
Bongino told a story about a time he and another Secret Service agent, who is now assigned to Trump’s detail, warned about a suspicious Russian woman who was hired at the US embassy in Moscow back in 2004.
Dan Bongino said she was asking too many questions about how the Secret Service functioned. He sent an email back to Secret Service leadership in DC warning them about the suspicious Russian woman and they told him to shut the hell up.
It turned out that the suspicious woman who Bongino called “Anna,” was a Russian spy.