Secret Service *FAILURES* breakdown by Green Beret & physical security expert

I breakdown the abhorrent failures by the secret service from start to finish in yesterdays assassination attempt on Trump

[ValhallaVFT]

Lot of people commenting about comments being deleted. I don’t delete comments, I straight up perma ban your account. If you can still comment, I didn’t delete your stuff, it looks like YouTube is deleting a lot of comments on this topic on multiple videos.

[ccodzkp]

Even for a civilian like myself, it doesn't pass the sniff test. Thank you for the objective reporting 👍

[FakePoloShirt]

How could the ss not cover a roof that had a clear sight 400 ft away. This is rotten to the core

[thosedarnkids]

Total failure !!! That agent by the transport vehicle could not even holster her weapon !! WTF the talent level all around is outrageous!!!
I am in the Protection field that would not have happen .
Thank you for your service .

[bubbaold]

Man it's freaking awesome to hear a voice like yours. An educated one, but with objectivity and room for the unknowns. A lot on this "incident" really doesn't add up and you covered it expertly 🤙

[darylhopkins]

That was definitely an inside job. On top of that the secret service director did not even lost her job.

[Theprimaryfocus]

He needs to hire protection agents who actually care about him

[DjigitDaniel]

Thanks for your part in reporting on this, brother. Even my civilian friends can see the problem here.

This reeks of corruption, incompetence, and orchestration. Even if this wasn't somehow DELIBERATY PLANNED the situation was intentionally ALLOWED to DEVOLVE.

Even with my EXTREMELY limited HVT protection experience on PSDs this makes no sense.

[lyndawest]

When I saw the video, the first thing I said, "What are those women Secret Service agents doing?" They looked confused as to what to do. It sure was not a sign of strength, organization, and competency. Also, I said, "Trump's head was still exposed." Thank God there wasn't another shooter. Maybe these are things I noticed because of military service or just as a person who has common sense. I think there is a place for women in the military but only in the traditional support roles. I never agreed with women being allowed to serve in combat, frontline positions, or Special Forces. These female SS looked appeared grossly incompetent, not physically built for the job. In fact, they were a hindrance to their male counterparts. Women are good in certain positions and roles but not the ones that are most physically demanding. They should have never been on the front lines. Signed, Ret. Quartermaster soldier (F).

[patrickkelley]

Gross Incompetence! Nice going Secret Service!!

[VasileOsman]

The first thought I had when I watched the video yesterday was, “somebody’s getting fired”. Absolutely ridiculous security🙄

[TJ-wnkc]

As expected, excellent and thorough AAR. Thank you.

[patricksmith]

Did you see the video of the USSS agent that struggled to simply holster her firearm?

That, and the part at podium, where they are trying to figure out their extraction on the spot. Why wasn't there a plan?

I'm not ex-sof, but did a bit of personal protection at one point in my life. Run and trained by some retired SAS gents.

The level of incompetence here is so obvious it's mind boggling. It's so incompetent that it's hard not to assume it deliberate.
There are so many unnecessary errors here. That even though I know that incompetence is so common these days; it's hard not to assume some level of intent.

Even if that level is just assigning incompetent people to the security detail.

This was *so* avoidable, that it is hard to not assume that there wasn't hope that something like this would happen and succeed.

[bigswolletx]

So the director of The Secret Service is from Pepsi Cola, no wonder it was a shitshow and they also stated that's not a tier one Secret Service team

[MCFCTheMadHatter]

The more this situation gets broken down, the more it seems to be pointing to gross incompetence at a minimum with the potential to far worse. People must be held accountable

[MatthewWilkinson-rcqf]

Great video. Outstanding breakdown.
Speaking as a former Canadian reserve soldier who was the #2 marksman on my Basic Training course who trained and worked with the JTF-2 at the G8 Summit in Kananaskis in 2002, I think you are absolutely ahout DEI initiatives ruining things.
Or...maybe...they are working out precisely as they are supposed to.

[marks]

was hoping to get a video from you on this. Thanks for the quick work!

[tomjones]

Typical AR has an error factor of from about 1-3" at about 130 yards with the ammo inaccuracy included. That might have been perfectly aimed and a limitation of the gear.

[Underrated_Clips]

Please keep offering your highly experienced, level headed perspective. It is very important.

And yes. He should probably double down on security. All of us with a uniformed background absolutely do not want this to devolve into a civil war. The people need a source of levity …. You are doing your part, and I appreciate you.

[denisberte]

Sir, thank you for the detailed sitrep; you certainly put everything into proper perspective. Keep up the good work. Regards,
Denis Berte' SFC 18E 1st Group (84-95) Ret.