The Secret Service can’t rely on a ballroom, CBS’ embarrassing interview and dems blame Trump

On Today’s Show:👉 The security breach at the Washington Hilton during the White House Correspondents Dinner👉 The manifesto of shooter Allen and his "Federal Assassin" delusions👉 Analyzing the Secret Service failures and the need for a permanent White House ballroom👉 The impact of heated political rhetoric and comparing Donald Trump to historical dictators👉 Media bias and the reaction to the 60 Minutes interview with Norah O'Donnell👉 Karoline Leavitt's response to Jimmy Kimmel’s "widow" joke about Melania TrumpRich Zeoli opens the show grappling with the terrifying reality of how a shooter managed to check into the Washington Hilton the day before the White House Correspondents Association dinner. We discuss the shocking details of the gunman, Allen, who positioned himself right next to a prominent editor and evaded authorities by using a stairwell. While the inner perimeter held, the fact that a man with multiple weapons could roam a hotel filled with the entire executive branch is a massive failure that demands immediate answers.Rich breaks down the necessity of the "Ballroom" project, an effort to move these high-profile events to a secure, permanent facility at the White House. We look at the logistics of presidential campaigning and why staying inside a "bubble" is a disadvantage, yet perhaps a necessary evil in an age where lunatics feel justified by extreme rhetoric. Zeoli points out the irony of John Hinckley Jr. offering security advice, while emphasizing that the current security protocols are still making basic mistakes despite a multibillion-dollar budget.We also tackle the disgusting media coverage surrounding this third attempt on Trump's life. Zeoli slams Norah O'Donnell for her decision to read the shooter's vile manifesto directly to the President during a 60 Minutes interview, questioning the journalistic value of such a move. We examine the "Hitler" and "fascist" labels frequently used by Democrats and media figures, arguing that this specific language inspires unstable individuals to believe they are "saving humanity" by committing acts of violence.00:00 Security failure at the Washington Hilton01:30 A shooter in the room next door02:44 The perimeter worked but the hotel was vulnerable04:12 John Hinckley Jr. warns the Hilton is not secure06:21 Third major attempt on Trump’s life08:00 The danger of the "Hitler" and "Fascist" rhetoric11:51 Bill Melugin’s firsthand account of lax exterior security15:02 The Ballroom solution at the White House17:42 Why candidates cannot stop campaigning in public21:18 Debunking the "staged" conspiracy theories 25:06 Jimmy Kimmel’s "expectant widow" joke about Melania Trump30:30 Norah O'Donnell reads the manifesto to Trump on 60 Minutes35:48 Karoline Leavitt addresses the political temperature38:32 Secret Service budget vs. basic stairwell security43:10 Steve Schmidt’s drunken post-shooting rant48:42 Details from the "Federal Assassin" manifesto