In this explosive hour of The Burning Truth with Casey Hendrickson, we break down shocking new DOJ revelations about Trump’s would-be assassin, a disturbing survey showing over half of leftists believe violence against Trump is justified, and Senator Schumer’s silence on attacks against Tesla customers. Meanwhile, the Biden administration buries a report on early U.S. COVID cases linked to the Wuhan Military Games—until the Trump administration quietly publishes it. Plus, James O’Keefe gets his iPhones back after three years, and government waste hits new heights with $4.6 billion spent on federal furniture for remote workers.

🚨 DOJ Reveals Plot to Kill Trump

• DOJ releases stunning new info on Trump’s attempted assassin, Ryan Wesley Routh

• Details expose gaps in domestic terror response

• Raises questions about media silence on left-wing political violence

📊 Survey: 55% of Leftists Say Killing Trump Is Justifiable

• Poll finds majority of self-identified leftists think violence against Trump is acceptable

• Casey dives into the normalization of assassination culture on the Left

• What this means for 2024 and political discourse

⚠️ Schumer Silent on Attacks Against Tesla Customers

• Senator Chuck Schumer refuses to condemn attacks on Tesla stores and customers

• Criticizes Elon Musk for exposing government fraud

• Hypocrisy on full display as violence is tolerated when politically convenient

🧬 Biden Buried Report on Early COVID Cases

• Congressional report on 2019 Wuhan Military Games was hidden by the Biden administration

• Required by law to be public by 2022 but only surfaced after Trump team posted it quietly

• Raises alarms over transparency and potential cover-up

📱 James O’Keefe Gets iPhones Back After 3 Years

• FBI finally returns iPhones seized from James O’Keefe

• Massive First Amendment lawsuit in the works

• Another example of targeted action against conservative journalists

💸 Government Spends $4.6 Billion on Furniture for Remote Workers

• Since 2021, federal agencies have blown $4.6 billion on office furniture

• Most employees are still working from home

• More proof of unchecked waste and abuse in D.C.

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