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One weird thing about last weekend's alleged assassination attempt, and I was present at the event.

It was very weird.

It was how it created a new scale of Washington prestige, a litmus test for status.

Who was important enough to get whist away by men in black and who had to fend for

themselves?

One of the more widely circulated examples was a video of Health and Human Services Secretary

RFK Jr. boxed in by Secret Service agents and rushed out of the room.

While his wife, Cheryl Hines,

who's famous herself,

but not Secret Service-level famous,

stumbles behind him all on her own.

And then there was President Trump's take on events.

Well, thank you very much.

That was very unexpected.

At the White House briefing that evening, still in his talks.

I've studied assassinations.

And I must tell you, the most impactful people, the people that do the most, the people that make the biggest impact, They're the ones that they go after.

They don't go after the ones that don't do much

because they like it that way.

I hate to say, I'm honored by that,

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