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Their final report isn’t expected to come out until December 13, but the House Task Force investigating the Secret Service failures related to two attempts on President Trump’s life has released an interim report that could hardly be more critical.

“Although the findings in this report are preliminary,” it reads, “the information obtained during the first phase of the Task Force’s investigation clearly shows a lack of planning and coordination between the Secret Service and its law enforcement partners before the rally.”

The Task Force is being led by Rep. Mark Kelly of Pennsylvania, who was there at the Butler rally during the shooting and represents that district.

When President Trump met with former Secret Service agent Dan Bongino for their livestream on Friday, he knew the report was out --- and that it was bad --- but wasn’t yet familiar with all the details.  We’ll have more on the report tomorrow; meanwhile, here’s the story from FOX NEWS…

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/tragic-shocking-explosive-house-report-details-preventable-july-13-trump-rally-shooting

 

“It’s time for private security, Mr. President.” That was Tyrus on Monday’s THE FIVE, talking directly to President Trump, and let’s hope Trump was listening (Tyrus is a former bodyguard for numerous celebrities and knows whereof he speaks.) This is what we said immediately after the first attempt on his life, when it seemed clear that, for whatever reason, the Secret Service hadn’t done its job.
A preliminary investigative report from Louisiana Rep. Clay Higgins of the House Bipartisan Task Force on the Attempted Assassination of Donald J. Trump lays out what his committee believes to have been the sequence of gunfire at President Trump’s July 13 rally, saying that a member of the Butler SWAT team was the first to fire against the gunman, hitting his rifle from 100 yards away and disrupting his aim.