And it's time for humanity to stand up in the Info War and say, I don't know what's going to happen at the end of this, but you want to fight, you better believe you've got one!

From the front lines of the information war, it's Alex Jones. 18 days ago, a would-be assassin managed to climb onto a roof 400 feet from the stage where the former president and leading presidential candidate Donald Trump was speaking.

The assassin's bullet struck President Trump narrowly missing a fatal blow, thanks to a last-minute head turn.

Tragically, not everyone was so fortunate.

A beloved husband and father in the audience was killed, his life stolen in an instant.

Two others remain seriously injured. Their future is uncertain.

The lives of law enforcement officers working the event and those in the audience have been forever changed.

Yet the media has shamefully moved on to other stories, and Google has been caught trying to suppress iconic images of a bloody Donald Trump,

images showcasing the resolve of our nation in the face of the attack, but the American people have not forgotten, and we will not forget. There is no question

that this was a monumental failure by the Secret Service. They had one job, and they failed. We know

that. What remains unclear is who specifically failed, how they failed,

and what must be done to ensure that something like this never happens again.

America deserves to know that those responsible with this failure are, frankly, not going to be

in charge of securing the upcoming Democrat National Convention.

We need to know that someone's been placed on suspension, that someone won't be in charge of the next Donald Trump rally.

Now, I was encouraged to hear that the acting director Roe has initiated a disciplinary investigation in addition to the ongoing Secret Service policy review.

This is an important step.

However, real accountability will require a comprehensive examination of all the facts, which

still remain unclear.

This past Friday, my investigative team went to Pennsylvania to meet with local law

enforcement and document the scene.

One of the concerning things my team was told is that no one from Secret Service has talked

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