Trump Comments on Shooter's Manifesto Criticizing Venue Security and Secret Service
President Trump addressed a shooter's manifesto that criticized security measures at a venue. The manifesto described security as lax and called the Secret Service incompetent. Trump noted the shooter's own incompetence in getting caught.
rediff.comPresident Trump commented on a shooter's manifesto, stating, 'Well, he was pretty incompetent, too, because he got caught, and he got caught pretty easily,' regarding the individual. The shooter wrote in his manifesto that security was lax at the venue, according to details from the document. He also called the Secret Service incompetent in the same manifesto.
@disclosetv reported Trump's response, which directly referenced the shooter's criticisms of venue security and the Secret Service.
Key Facts
Story Timeline
3 events- 2026-04-27
President Trump responds to the shooter's manifesto.
1 source@disclosetv - Recent (prior to 2026-04-27)
Shooter writes manifesto criticizing security laxity and Secret Service incompetence.
1 source@disclosetv - Recent (prior to 2026-04-27)
Shooter is caught following the incident.
1 source@disclosetv
Potential Impact
- 01
Potential review of Secret Service protocols following manifesto revelations.
- 02
Increased public discussion on venue security measures.
- 03
Political commentary on presidential security competence.
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