What REALLY Happened In Butler PA Assassination Attempt! w/ Ken Silva

Despite the gravity of an alleged assassination attempt, both Donald Trump and conservative media have remained largely silent on the Butler, PA incident. Guest Ken Silva notes this is particularly unusual for Trump, who typically capitalizes on such events. This silence suggests there might be undisclosed information or a deliberate effort to downplay the incident, possibly due to a 'scandal' involving FBI monitoring or manipulation of the shooter.

Trump initially expressed dissatisfaction with explanations but later stated he would 'keep it to myself' [00:07:30]. Dan Bonino, a Trump proxy, dismissed Tucker Carlson's claims that Trump closed investigations, but Silva's timeline suggests the new FBI administration under Bonino merely accepted prior findings without independent investigation [00:03:33].

The event was marked by a series of critical security failures. The Secret Service's drone detection equipment was broken, intelligence about the shooter's presence was not widely disseminated, and their sniper response was significantly delayed. These failures allowed the shooter to access a rooftop and fire multiple shots at the President.

The Secret Service's drone detection equipment was inoperable until after the shooter's drone flight [00:15:00]. Local law enforcement spotted the shooter with a rangefinder and on the roof but this information was not broadcast over Secret Service radios [00:15:37, 00:16:28]. The Secret Service sniper took 15 seconds to respond, 10 seconds after all initial shooting had stopped, with a local cop returning fire first [00:17:56].

The investigation into the shooting was marred by questionable decisions, including the rapid cremation of the shooter's body with bullet fragments still inside, and the promotion of a key Secret Service agent involved in the security detail during the incident. These actions raise concerns about transparency and accountability.

The shooter's body was released for cremation quickly, despite X-ray photos showing bullet fragments still in the shoulder, which could have been from the local cop's initial shot [00:20:05]. Sean Cerr, the head of Trump's detail during the incident, was promoted to Director of the Secret Service [00:22:34].

Ken Silva refutes claims that the assassination attempt was staged by Trump or his team, citing specific evidence that points to the authenticity of the event and the lack of logical motive for staging given the subsequent media silence.

Trump's personal physician was left behind at the rally, and Trump was examined by local doctors, which would be unlikely in a staged event [00:06:09]. The bullets were real, and people were killed [00:05:57]. Audio evidence from multiple cameras confirms eight discrete shots from the same building [00:12:04]. The mainstream media's rapid memory-holing of the story contradicts a propaganda staging motive [00:11:45].