Should that roof have been secure period?

That building in particular has a sloped roof at its highest point.

And so, you know, there's a safety factor that would be considered there that we wouldn't want to put somebody up on a sloped roof.

And so, you know, the decision was made to secure the building from inside.

Ah, yes, that's, you know, it's a slope on the roof, it's too scary, and apparently she's

fielding a lot of DEI hires.

I can't go on the roof.

I've got my spiked healed pumps on today.

And those are the men she hires. That's the, you know, the woman was brought back by Joe Biden. She's, she has resigned now as director of the Secret Service.

But she said, well, the roof, there's a slope on the roof there. You can't you can't go up there. It's too scary

Very scary stuff

She's gone now, but she was brought back in. She had left the Secret Service.

And it was, according to the New York Times today, very proudly declaring it was Joe Biden,

but really it was Jill Biden that brought her back into the

Secret Service because she's a lady and it's better if you have ladies in charge of, you know, heavily armed federal law enforcement agencies.

Ms. Sheetel, Kimberly ate sheetel. She joined the Secret Service in 1995, but she left in 2021, which is a long time later, to become the lead of the North American security operations for Pepsico.

They make a soft beverage called Peps,

they make snacks, other snacks too.

But she came back to the agency

just a year later in 2022 after President Biden asked her to serve as its director.

So just a year in corporate America and then back, but this time with a big promotion as

director and here we are in 2024 a heck of a job cheetal I got to say look what

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