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Sniper Nicholas Irving on Why Trump's Assassin Missed His Head (Part 2)
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July 16, 2024
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Former Army Ranger and sniper Nicholas Irving shared insights into the logistics and security measures surrounding a Trump rally on July 13th at Butler Farm Show grounds, near Butler, Pennsylvania. Despite three days of advance setup, Irving expressed confusion over how the security wasn't tightened up, claiming he could have secured the area in just a day, even suggesting having local police on rooftops for added precaution.
Irving, who has extensive experience, including working with the Secret Service, revealed that many agents lack special operations backgrounds, often transitioning from local police roles. Comparing training levels, he mentioned that his wife, albeit not formally trained, could significantly outshoot some Secret Service agents.
On the topic of the alleged shooter, Irving highlighted that the shooter was about 100 yards away—equivalent to a standard football field—and noted that hitting a target at that distance should be straightforward for anyone with basic training. He emphasized that even his wife could have made the shot, implying that the missed attempt on Trump was due to lack of adequate training or skill rather than the inherent difficulty of the shot.
Interview by: Shawn Prez
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