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Tom Fitton: Security Was So Bad That WHCD Shooting Could’ve Been a MASS SLAUGHTER “I don’t think what happened the other night was acceptable… what if there were a half dozen guys who had rushed?” “CBS News reported that he avoided what, according to CBS, was the more strict... show more

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.Katie Pavlich, who was at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, details the security "FAILURES" that could have easily led to a major tragedy: “It was a miracle that he was an amateur. If this had been an organized terrorist group or a suicide bomber... It was impossible, if we needed to leave the room, for people to get out… There was no ID check. There was no list of names. Anyone could have gotten in so long as you went through the magnetometer… There was no check at the street. Anybody could have walked into the building.”

.Katie Pavlich, who was at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, details the security "FAILURES" that could have easily led to a major tragedy: “It was a miracle that he was an amateur. If this had been an organized terrorist group or a suicide bomber... It was impossible, if we needed to leave the room, for people to get out… There was no ID check. There was no list of names. Anyone could have gotten in so long as you went through the magnetometer… There was no check at the street. Anybody could have walked into the building.”

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🚨 The WHCD shooter was SHOCKED at the lack of security for the event. He bragged that if he was an Iranian agent, he could’ve brought in a Ma Deuce (machine gun) and nobody would’ve noticed. This could’ve been catastrophic. Changes need to be made.

🚨 The WHCD shooter was SHOCKED at the lack of security for the event. He bragged that if he was an Iranian agent, he could’ve brought in a Ma Deuce (machine gun) and nobody would’ve noticed. This could’ve been catastrophic. Changes need to be made.

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CNN's Wolf Blitzer: "The shooter seemed to have gone through the metal detectors, but he had a weapon, and he was firing a weapon at least a half a dozen, maybe six or more shots. And the noise was so powerful it scared all of us. I, of course, immediately knew what that noise was, that there was gunshots, but it was surprising to me because it looked like that shooter, who was then taken down by police, had gone through security or some way, managed to do it, and was firing gunshots just outside the ballroom"

CNN's Wolf Blitzer: "The shooter seemed to have gone through the metal detectors, but he had a weapon, and he was firing a weapon at least a half a dozen, maybe six or more shots. And the noise was so powerful it scared all of us. I, of course, immediately knew what that noise was, that there was gunshots, but it was surprising to me because it looked like that shooter, who was then taken down by police, had gone through security or some way, managed to do it, and was firing gunshots just outside the ballroom"

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🚨Exclusive: A White House correspondent spoke about what he said seemed to be compromised security measures at the White House Correspondent’s Dinner tonight. He detailed how scanners that could have prevented the active shooter situation were placed somewhere other than in front of the venue structure. According to reports, a Gunman was taken down in the lobby of the building and one secret service agent is reported to have been shot. Could this have been prevented?

🚨Exclusive: A White House correspondent spoke about what he said seemed to be compromised security measures at the White House Correspondent’s Dinner tonight. He detailed how scanners that could have prevented the active shooter situation were placed somewhere other than in front of the venue structure. According to reports, a Gunman was taken down in the lobby of the building and one secret service agent is reported to have been shot. Could this have been prevented?

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Elon’s been tweeting all day about the fine people remark was a “hoax” I don’t really understand what he means by that Here’s the clip I think if he just said there were bad actors on both sides, and then left it there, there would have been no issues

Elon’s been tweeting all day about the fine people remark was a “hoax” I don’t really understand what he means by that Here’s the clip I think if he just said there were bad actors on both sides, and then left it there, there would have been no issues

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🚨Charlie Kirk UPDATE! - WHY did Cooper Brown say this to the media after physically stopping a student from teloing their story ? "We're very, very lucky that there wasen't multiple tents there because... It could have been really, really bad." Even if there were more tents, what would that have to do with anything if Charlie was the only target? -Does he say "Attempts"? I hear Tents. What was Cooper Brown trying to hide from the media by stopping a student form talking to the media? WHY was he then interviewed by FOX News giving a statement that made him look like he was saving people.

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CNN’s Dana Bash tried to claim last night was a massive security failure at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche completely flipped the script on her live on air. BASH: “The gunman was able to fire at least 5 to 8 shots when he charged through a security checkpoint outside the dinner.” “Was this a massive security failure?” BLANCHE: “Oh, to the contrary, it was a massive security success story.” “I mean, if you think about what happened as far as what we know right now, this this suspect barely breached the perimeter.” “And so when you have a perimeter of a situation like we had last night, where you had over 2000 people in a room, including the leaders of this country and many other dignitaries, you have a perimeter where you have law enforcement willing to risk their lives to keep, to keep people who don’t belong from getting in.” “This man. From what we know from video surveillance and from witnesses who were there, barely got past the perimeter, he was immediately subdued.” “And yes, he got off a couple shots. Our brave Secret Service agent who took one to the chest, although he was wearing a bulletproof vest.” “The president talked to him last night from the Oval Office. He was in great spirits.” “But no, I do not think, to the contrary, this was a security failure.” “This is law enforcement doing exactly what they trained their whole lives to do.”

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A few days ago I was passing through the Milan train station heading to Padua, and when I got there I had interviews with people injured by the COVID vaccine and conversations with scientists and doctors who worked within the Italian response from the beginning. Italy was where the world watched and panicked and we saw the images that told everyone this was real and coming for them. I have been asking since I arrived here whether what we saw matched what actually happened. The people I sat with in Padua had a lot to say about that. We had another screening of "An Inconvenient Study" that evening. This trip has been incredible so far.

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I assumed this was earlier. Turns out this gathering in Jerusalem was Oct 4th, 3 days before the horrific attacks on Saturday the 7th. So very sad to think of what could have been achieved if the unity of these women with a common goal of peace had been heeded.

I assumed this was earlier. Turns out this gathering in Jerusalem was Oct 4th, 3 days before the horrific attacks on Saturday the 7th. So very sad to think of what could have been achieved if the unity of these women with a common goal of peace had been heeded.

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.Josh Hawley to Jack Posobiec on the WHCD shooting: "I think that the American public deserves a full accounting of what is going on in our security agencies. Have the changes been implemented that should have been after Butler, and after the second attempt on Trump's life?"

.Josh Hawley to Jack Posobiec on the WHCD shooting: "I think that the American public deserves a full accounting of what is going on in our security agencies. Have the changes been implemented that should have been after Butler, and after the second attempt on Trump's life?"

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