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‘Is There a Mole?’: Former Secret Service Agent Explains How He Predicted Second Trump Assassination Attempt

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Plus: Victor Davis Hanson: Blame Left’s Incendiary Rhetoric for Trump Assassination Attempts September 16 2024 NEWS [‘Is There a Mole?’: Former Secret Service Agent Explains How He Predicted Second Trump Assassination Attempt]() [‘Is There a Mole?’: Former Secret Service Agent Explains How He Predicted Second Trump Assassination Attempt]() By Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell Dan Bongino thinks Sunday’s shooter was connected to a larger network. “It’s really weird that he would come in here and know exactly that spot [where Trump would be].” [More]() COMMENTARY [Victor Davis Hanson: The Deadly ‘Get Trump’ Climate Continues]() [Victor Davis Hanson: The Deadly ‘Get Trump’ Climate Continues]() By Victor Davis Hanson Is the Left sending the message that a) Trump-haters would welcome an assassination attempt and canonize the assailant and b) it wouldn’t be difficult to do with such lax security and incompetence? [More]() NEWS [With Left Constantly Comparing Trump to Hitler, Are We Surprised There’s Been Another Assassination Attempt?]() [With Left Constantly Comparing Trump to Hitler, Are We Surprised There’s Been Another Assassination Attempt?]() By Christina Lewis His suspected second would-be assassin “believed the rhetoric of Biden and Harris, and he acted on it,” Donald Trump says. [More]() NEWS [MSNBC Anchor: Trump Should Tone Down Rhetoric After Apparent Second Assassination Attempt]() [MSNBC Anchor: Trump Should Tone Down Rhetoric After Apparent Second Assassination Attempt]() By Harold Hutchison “Do you expect to hear anything from the Trump campaign about toning down the rhetoric, toning down the violence?” one MSNBC anchor asked hours after the second attempt on Trump’s life. [More]() NEWS [Second Assassination Attempt Forces New Reckoning for Trump, Secret Service]() [Second Assassination Attempt Forces New Reckoning for Trump, Secret Service]() By Susan Crabtree, Philip Wegmann The Secret Service is grappling with whether it can fully protect the former president and how far to restrict his movements during the final seven weeks of the presidential campaign. [More]() COMMENTARY [ICYMI: BAD BLOOD? How a Conservative Taylor Swift Fan Reacts to Singer’s 2024 Endorsement]() [ICYMI: BAD BLOOD? How a Conservative Taylor Swift Fan Reacts to Singer’s 2024 Endorsement]() By Stephanie Samsel A proud conservative who has been a huge Taylor Swift fan since 2017 shares how she responds to Swift endorsing Kamala Harris. [More]() The Daily Signal, 20 F St. NW, Suite 700, Washington, DC 20001 Add [newsletters@dailysignal.com]() to your address book to ensure that you receive emails from us. You are subscribed to this newsletter as {EMAIL}. If you want to opt out, [unsubscribe or manage your email preferences.]() Was this forwarded to you? [Subscribe]() to The Daily Signal's newsletters.

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