7 Reasons Why Trump Was Not Under Any Threat on Saturday Night — And He Knew It

7 Reasons Why Trump Was Not Under Any Threat on Saturday Night — And He Knew It

April 28, 2026 · 1h 3m

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The episode discusses the FBI affidavit related to a supposed assassination attempt on Trump, analyzing the circumstances and security measures involved.

Attorney Anne P. Mitchell, Esq. and I break down the affidavit and come to an alarming conclusion. The FBI affidavit is supposed to read as the chronicle of a near-assassination of the President. Read with discipline, it reads as the chronicle of a man Trump knew could not reach him. This post is free for everyone. Sign up today to get more posts like this or become a paid subscriber and help us grow our platform for independent journalism 1. Allen chose the only door he could not get through. The Washington Hilton has at least four other paths into the International Ballroom. Only one had a secret service-manned magnetometer screener. According to Aaron Parnas, a Hilton guest reported that the elevator key card system was disabled the evening of the dinner — any guest could ride to any floor unscreened. Despite these other options, Allen took the staff stairs down from his tenth-floor room and walked past every unguarded route to the only entrance with armed Secret Service agents standing in front of it. A Caltech-trained engineer who built drone targeting systems for the Pentagon does not pick that door if he intended to kill the president. 2. Allen Wasn’t even on the same…

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