Text messages indicate that law enforcement flag the shooter of the Trump rally 90 minutes

before he opened fire. I'm Virginia Allen and this is the Daily Signal Top News for Monday, July 29. There is new information related to the assassination attempt on former

President Donald Trump just over two weeks ago. Fox News Digital obtained text messages that show that law enforcement

flagged Thomas Crooks as suspicious at least 90 minutes before he opened fire on Trump. A text was sent in a group chat to Beaver County, Pennsylvania

emergency services officers. The text message to the group read, I did see him with a rangefinder looking towards the stage, FYI.

If you want to notify SS snipers to look out, I lost sight of him.

A follow-up message said, call it into command and have a uniform check it out.

Uniform referring to a uniform police officer.

That text was sent over an hour before the gunman opened fire.

Another text warned that the young man had parked close to the law enforcement vehicles.

An hour before the shooting, officers flagged that Crooks was on the move and had

positioned himself near the American Glass International Building.

Tomorrow morning, the Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing examining the security failures

that led to this assassination attempt on Trump.

Acting Director of the United States Secret Service, Ronald Rode Jr. will testify along with Deputy Director of the

FBI Paul Abate.

And no doubt this breakdown of communication in these text messages is going to be at the center of the senator's questions

during tomorrow's hearing. President Joe Biden has proposed sweeping changes to

the Supreme Court, including ending lifetime appointments.

Instead, Biden argues that justices should serve an 18-year term.

Here with us to discuss more is Heritage Foundation Senior Legal Fellow and

host of the SCODUS 101 podcast. Jean-Carlo Conoparo. Jean-Carlo,

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