It’s remarkable how little the media talks about the Trump assassination attempt

It’s been six months since the Butler assassination attempt and we still know nothing about the man who shot Donald Trump, much less why he was allowed to do it. That should make you nervous.

You’d think a president getting shot in the head on live TV would get more attention. But here we are, six months later, still short on crucial information about the attempt on the soon-to-be Commander in Chief’s life.

It’s been six months since the Butler assassination attempt and we still know nothing about the man who shot Donald Trump, much less why he was allowed to do it. That should make you nervous. Sean Davis explains.

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This lack of transparency is because of the press. They just don’t care enough to dig for the truth. But we do.

Journalist Sean Davis joined today’s Tucker Carlson Show to provide the latest update on the investigations into the shooting, revealing jaw-dropping Secret Service failures, the media’s role, who really killed the would-be assassin, and more.

Sean Davis tells Tucker:

“I think you can blame [the shooting] on one organization, which is the Secret Service. Utterly incompetent from top to bottom. It’s a totally rotten culture with no accountability. Nothing. And within that, you had a bunch of people who failed.”