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There is obviously a lot to go over with all of the sad, tragic events that happened this weekend.

Here's how we're going to cover it, folks,

because I feel a sense of responsibility here to get you the good, the bad, the ugly,

what went right, what went wrong, what can change. And I want to make sure that we do it

without getting too deep in the emotional component because we's hard we're all big supporters of president

Trump many of you listening may may even know him may be friendly with them and it's hard to

it's really difficult on all of us and stressful to continue to watch this you know we're

averaging an attempt on this this this man's life gosh I mean at this point between

attempts at what every six months or less

it is unacceptable and there's a reason it's happening you have this heightened bullshit rhetoric on

the left that's become just the standard course of business on the left it's just routine

to call the president a nazi and a fascist and you've

heard all the nonsense. There's no sense of shame in it at all. I discussed it on Fox this weekend.

Matter of fact, you're welcomed. You're like celebrated palm fronds and everything as you come

into the city. So I want to discuss also how in this era of presidential accessibility and social media and the president's schedule becoming public right away, we have to just look at things differently.

I feel like I've got a pretty good perspective on this, having served in both the agency that investigates presidential shootings.

I want to be clear on this because I've heard a lot of commentary on X.

I've been in both places.

I've been at the Secret Service from 1999 to 2011,

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