Joe Rogan and Matt Walsh delve into the murky details surrounding the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, questioning the lack of transparency and media coverage. They also discussed how the media has quickly brushed the story under the rug causing everyone to quickly forget. Walsh summed up the media coverage as an “in and out” tactic. The conversation between the two political commentators sparked controversy but critics of Trump fail to consider the unanswered questions from both incidents.
Rogan’s Shocking Reaction to Trump Assassination Attempt
In a recent episode of his podcast, Joe Rogan expressed his astonishment at the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. Rogan, known for his candid discussions on controversial topics, didn’t hold back in his assessment of the situation.
Rogan’s comments have ignited a firestorm of discussion across social media platforms, with many echoing his sentiments about the bizarre nature of the events. The podcast host compared the incident to something out of a “Black Mirror episode,” highlighting the surreal quality of the entire situation.
#1 – Joe Rogan says there is “clearly” a “ferocious effort to stop Donald Trump” in a way that he's “never seen” before.
“The guy almost gets k*lled twice, and they don't even talk about it. And the second one, they just brushed it off.”
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Questions Surround Secret Service Actions
One of the most contentious points raised by Rogan was the apparent failure of the Secret Service to prevent the attack. He questioned their competence and decision-making in the lead-up to the incident, suggesting that there may be more to the story than what has been publicly disclosed.
The podcast host’s criticism extended to the media coverage of the event or lack thereof. Rogan speculated about potential coordination in how the media approached the story, urging listeners to consider the implications of such uniform coverage, regardless of their personal opinions about Trump.
Details of the Alleged Assassination Attempt
The incident reportedly occurred during a Trump rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. According to reports, shots were fired, and Trump was seen reacting as security personnel moved to protect him. The suspected gunman, identified as 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks, was shot and killed by the Secret Service.
“They knew that there was a suspicious person 10 minutes before Trump went on stage; they still let him go on stage. They saw him on the f****** roof and they didn’t engage. They saw him on the roof with a rifle,” Rogan added. “They wouldn’t put Secret Service agents on the roof because they said there was a slope to the roof, and it would be dangerous.”
Witness accounts, including one from Greg Smith who reported seeing a man with a rifle on a rooftop before the shooting, have added to the complexity of the narrative. The aftermath of the incident saw one rally attendee dead and two others critically injured, further intensifying scrutiny of the event.
Implications for Political Violence and Transparency
The alleged assassination attempt has sparked a broader conversation about political violence in America and the transparency of government agencies. Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle faced criticism from lawmakers and subsequently announced her resignation, underscoring the gravity of the situation.
As investigations by the Secret Service and FBI continue, many Americans are left wondering about the true nature of the events that unfolded in Pennsylvania. Rogan’s podcast discussion has amplified these concerns, pushing for greater transparency and accountability in both law enforcement and media coverage of such critical incidents.
The conversation surrounding this event serves as a stark reminder of the challenges facing our democracy, from the physical security of political figures to the integrity of information dissemination. As the story continues to unfold, it remains clear that the implications of this alleged assassination attempt will resonate far beyond the immediate aftermath, potentially shaping discussions about political violence and government transparency for years to come.
