This broadcast delivers a searing indictment of the Secret Service’s handling of the Butler, Pennsylvania assassination attempt on Donald Trump. As Iran issues fresh fatwas urging his murder, hosts argue that the agency’s suspension of a few agents—more than a year later—is not just inadequate but an open invitation for further attacks. They explore the chilling implications of a culture with no accountability, the devastating impact on victims’ families, and the perception among America’s enemies that the former president remains dangerously exposed. Featuring testimony from former Secret Service agent Richard Starpolle and the widow of Corey Comperatore, the slain firefighter who shielded his children, this conversation contends that the timing and tone of the agency’s response are as troubling as the attack itself.