💥SECRET SERVICE Trump Shooting COVER-UP: The Truth

U.S. Secret Service director steps down after disastrous hearing over Trump shooting
Kimberly Cheatle reverses course after defiantly telling lawmakers she would not step down The embattled director of the U.S. Secret Service has resigned from her post, one day after lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle eviscerated her over the agency's failure to stop the attempted assassination of former president and Republican candidate Donald J. Trump. Kimberly Cheatle announced her decision to staff in an email on Tuesday. "I take full responsibility for the security lapse," read the email, as reported by The Associated Press. "In light of recent events, it is with a heavy heart that I have made the difficult decision to step down as your director." Cheatle, an agency veteran appointed to her role nearly two years ago, faced bipartisan condemnation after declining to answer most questions from frustrated members of the House oversight committee in Washington on Monday. Several Republican and Democratic lawmakers demanded her resignation after pummelling her with questions about competency — both hers and the agency's — for more than four-and-a-half hours straight.

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The Behavior Panel comprises the world's top body language and behavior experts: Scott Rouse, Mark Bowden, Chase Hughes, and Greg Hartley. They analyze behavior and body language in videos of public interest. This non-partisan group aims to educate and entertain, focusing on nonverbal communication, deception detection, behavioral analysis, statement analysis, interrogation, and resistance to interrogation. Through careful examination of gestures, expressions, linguistics, and cultural context, they reveal truths and deceptions. The Behavior Panel is prominently featured on The Dr. Phil Show and has its own show on the US TV Network, Merit Street Media.

Chapters:
00:00 Secret Service Body Language Analysis
7:13 Interviewee shows stress and avoidance
14:38 Body language reveals communication barriers
21:28 Potential secrecy in Secret Service investigation
28:29 Deception and self-preservation in individual
35:48 Identifying threats and delayed responses
42:33 Threats to Secret Service and deception signs
50:02 Lack of evidence in conspiracy theories
57:27 Security lapse and past Secret Service resignations
1:04:30 Deception in committee responsibility
1:11:56 Lack of accountability for shooting response
1:19:23 Hidden information in investigation process
1:25:46 Secret Service challenges with powerful weapons

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[lynnettapierce]

The CIA and their Pineapple Rattlesnakes need to be held accountable!! The American people deserve answers.

[avoncalling]

The fact that she hadn’t even gone to the scene of the incident 9 days after the incident, and she still didn’t have a timeline, speaks volumes.

[animalfarm]

I appreciate Chase understanding how disturbing it is to watch how our government bureaucrats work.

[MariaMongillo]

The CIA referring to him as Project Pineapple Rattlesnake...SMH
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Cheatle hasn't shown or verbalized empathy or sympathy for this avoidable tragedy; despicable behavior.

[Christine__D]

If the whole country says they saw a rattlesnake, the CIA will tell us it was a pineapple.

[terrygarbs]

I'm a retired corrections officer and have been through countless riots and critical incidents. It is impossible that 9 days after the event she can't even give the number of personnel involved. She lied. Alot.

[donnajohnson]

They should've had Chase at the hearing to put forth that line of questioning! He nailed it how govt doesn't have our trust and confidence due to their dishonesty and evasiveness. We're frickin' tired of it. What do we pay them for???

[jessicasakimae]

If I had a Pineapple every time the CIA covered up the rattlesnakes, I would be richer than Dole!

[paulasmith]

The CIA has a responsibility to answer the pineapple rattlesnake question immediately.

[hansonge]

I am so angry about July 13. Someone wanted this to happen on live TV to horrify and shock the world. Pure evil.

[Kathy-ielt]

Geez Mark, they weren't letting her finish "her answer" because as she began talking it was evident to them that she was giving no answers, and each committee member only had 5 minutes to question her. If they let her elaborate on her run around non answers they would never get a chance to even hope to get any answer at all.

[dancinditedforyears]

If I were in court testifying I would be shut down and told " just answer the question Yes, No, a number or the freaking facts" .

[marys]

Someone in our neighborhood was stealing pineapples and feeding them to rattlesnakes. The CIA had to get involved. It was a mess.

[SpaceGeneralX]

It's really f'd up that a senior manager of one of the most important positions on earth will lie and play dumb. There's going to so much bs coming from her. These guys should be on the panel asking questions

[lindabrown]

I don’t think the CIA even knows the difference between a pineapple and a rattlesnake.

[SydMountaineer]

Acknowledging “frustration”, as in “I hear your frustration” does NOT work in courtrooms or trials. It’s worse than not saying it, she’s being obsequious & patronizing.

[ruthhase-gutierrez]

If a man on a roof with a firearm is not what "looks like an actual threat, " then WHAT IS?

[angiebeaty]

Mark, who cares if its an actual threat or not. Anything that is suspicious needs to be checked out! Even the people yelling knew this. They didn't check anything out and its obvious they saw him and allowed this guy to do his job. They should all be convicted of treason!

[lynnquinn]

As a toddler in a desert biome, I learned something that I'm not sure the CIA knows... rattlesnake dens don't smell like pineapple, they smell like cucumber. Fact.

[geomorphdog]

The CIA needs to figure out whether this was Operation Pineapple, or could it have even been Operation Rattlesnake? Thanks for your insight into these CIA activities.