House committee holds hearing on Trump assassination attempt | full video

The House Homeland Security committee held a hearing on the assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, earlier this month. Commissioner of the Pennsylvania State Police, Col. Christopher Paris, and Fraternal Order of Police national president Patrick Yoes testified.

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[Jay-bucd]

Some of these committee members are truly interested in spending their five minutes asking great questions while others only want to bloviate on and on and on for some time campaigning. We can see who really gives a crap about getting to the bottom of this.

[frankyturrizo]

1:17:50 is when they start the questions

[tomjones]

Home Security Dept. Slogan."See Something Say Something." Witnesses Say Something. Secret Service Does Nothing.😮

[allservepump]

Taxpayers want their money back, what a waste

[wyndellwedel]

Why dont they interview the actual Secret Service and get the straights! Why interview all these people that were not even there!!

[timburnett]

After several repeated statements about 2 to 3 minutes, Paris changed his story to seconds.

[mikevan]

To me the most scary thing is the fact of the extremely clean home with no kitchen utensils

[JulieSpeed-hdlt]

Why have they not invited the any of the civilians that witnessed and took video and was yelling out?

[annamancino-gftk]

Swalwell does anyone remember or know is this the guy with the Chinese spy girlfriend ?

[victoriasicola]

Why didn't anyone ask WHERE THE LADDER WENT? How is it the police officer was hoisted up? Crooks used a ladder. None of the SS or State Police could find the ladder and use it to get up on top of the roof and engage Crooks? It's astounding to me that this kid could walk around the building, place and climb a ladder and the trained professionals can't do that? In more than 20 minutes? Ridiculous!

[kebbizdrammeh]

According to what I've had here, this is absolutely inside job there no such call lone wolves in terms of this kind of situation 🙄 so is better that you find them inside SS/ FBI. If not they'll be back and this time they're not failing they'll succeed

[BahaaIz]

Actually one kind of appreciate the seriousness of the congressional hearing indeed in holding those in power accountable ... That is really nice.

[lindamorella]

Why are they asking someone who wasn't even there!?

[Yortreske]

SS cell phones and all means of communication need to be seized immediately

[robertlesaca]

Fang Fang is still there? Is he campaigning?

[SeekingKnowledge]

THE spy is such a filthy disgrace how he is still able to spew his nonsense and not being in jail for treason is shocking and telling.

[sheepdogalphomagadeltapatr]

Let the record show: AR15s are one of many SEMI-automatic rifles that fire a variety of chambered rounds; HOWEVER, SEMI-automatic rifles are not the “weapons of war” used on military battlefields, because they can only function according to the SEMI-automatic functioning firing sequence system.

And anything used as an assault weapon is an assault weapon, therefore we must also have a total ban on any martial arts training school, baseballs, baseball bats, hammers, knives, pitchforks, gardening tools, chainsaws, etc. and any and all such “weapons of war” that can all be used as “assault weapons.” Like I said, any weapons used to assault others is therefore an assault weapon by definition.

[wyndellwedel]

Why is so much information lacking where is the communication?

[barbaramazzocca]

Why have we not been told the name of the Secret Service agent who was in charge on the site, the day of the shooting?

[brett]

Sounds like secret service assigned the butler county ESU to cover that building and placed 2 snipers in those windows to cover the roof.

The question is, why were they pulled to search for a “suspicious individual” (as they mentioned, there were at least 4 suspicious individuals identified) why would you leave that roof exposed to find some dude wandering with a range finder? That’s on the local department or the individuals that left their post.

Next, why did no one see someone climbing onto a roof with a rifle? How did he get a rifle from his vehicle to the roof without being seen? Why was he only identified as being a threat seconds before getting in position and firing? What were the rules of engagement of the ESU officers? 😊