The failure to protect the former president at the rally was the result of a culture of no accountability within the agency.

“it's a result of a culture of no accountability for failure and that allows people to drift so far off the mission”

He believes the Secret Service's failure to secure the roof during the assassination attempt was an example of gross incompetence.

“this Mickey Mouse security detail was so goofy it made Donald Duck oh boy who's in charge of the Secret Service a lady wait what seriously well of course you didn't have anyone on top of the building”

He believes a failure of competence and negligence by the Secret Service occurred during the assassination attempt.

“And when you see the level of negligence and incompetence, you know, my mind started racing. How is it even possible?”

Secret Service leadership is failing to implement necessary reforms, leading to a culture of corruption and reliance on outdated security models.

“Sadly, this is another epic failure for the Secret Service leadership, and I say that deliberately because I once again, just like Butler, these lower agents, these rank-and-file agents, were put in a place to fail and set up to fail.”

The Secret Service is currently so thoroughly incompetent and corrupt that the entire agency requires a complete overhaul.

“This is just too pervasive a problem to fix without completely reworking the entire agency. They can't protect presidents. They can't even protect their own field offices from random hobos who just wander in and stay there for days. So, they need a complete overhaul at a minimum.”

Patrick Bet-David believes the director of the Secret Service should have been fired due to the security failures surrounding the assassination attempt on Donald Trump.

“I don't understand how the secretary cheel of the one in charge of a secret service has not yet been fired the director I'm sorry not secretary the the director of sec cheel how has she not been fired yet”

Ben Ferguson argues that the current leadership of the Secret Service should be fired for failing to provide adequate protection for Donald Trump.

“The Secret Service leadership, they're pretty much worthless at this point, and they should be fired.”

Jake Broe contends that Secret Service leadership must be held accountable and replaced for their failure to protect the candidate.

“Whatever is not being done by the leaders of the Secret Service, they should be held accountable. I want to make sure that Donald Trump makes it to Election Day and loses on Election Day at the ballot box. If we had a political assassination of one of the major candidates, this would be a disaster f”

Philip DeFranco describes Kimberly Cheatle's resignation as overdue.

“our reaction, the immediate reaction to her resignation is that it is overdue. She should have done this at least a week ago.”

Alex Jones asserts that the failure to secure the rooftops near the rally was a deliberate, premeditated act of negligence ordered by the Secret Service's senior advanced team.

“this was not a mistake this was not a screw-up this was premeditated”

Jimmy Dore claims that the establishment is intentionally refusing to grant Donald Trump the full level of security protection he requires.

“They're not going going him the Secret Service protection that he deserves because he's not a sitting president. If he was a sitting president, they would give him more Secret Service protection, but they're not doing that. Even though he's already been getting shot in the head on this one, you thin”

Jonathan T. Gilliam suggests that the recurring failures to secure perimeters indicate either gross incompetence or deliberate negligence by the Secret Service.

“And so, Pierce, I have This is a very important thing. I have to ask, is this on purpose or is it incompetence on the Secret Service's part? what I think.”

The disappearance of Secret Service text messages from January 5th and 6th is highly suspicious, potentially illegal, and suggests an attempt to hide information.

“texts don't just go missing your socks just go missing in the dryer secret service texts just do not go missing and now of course there's all kinds of of stories swirling about whether they were lost in some kind of a of a move that that i'm not even a tech person i can tell you that doesn't pass th”