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Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and the FBI has
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made a shocking admission in the wake of the attack on former President Donald Trump
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So it was Wednesday when FBI Director Christopher Wray sat before Congress, Wednesday being
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today, but when you're watching this video, I don't know. And he sat before Congress to give an accounting, hopefully a better one, than was given by
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the former Secret Service head, Kimberly Cheadle. And he sat before Congress and he said a couple things that stuck out to me
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One thing he said was that we're really vulnerable at the southern border. This is a warning he's issued before, that we need to secure the border because foreign
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terror threats are coming in through the border. He sounded the alarm, he used this stage to sound the alarm again for that and I think
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that's really important to note. But it's what he didn't know, what he couldn't tell the members of Congress, that you're
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going to see in this video, that have raised concern and eyebrows across the government
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and across the country. Is anybody competent in any of our nation's law enforcement agencies on the federal level
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CIA, Secret Service, FBI, is anybody competent? I want you to watch this video and then let me know what you think in the comments
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Wasn't Trump not kept off the stage? We don't know the answer to that, but I want to be clear, and this is important because
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I think it goes to questions that I can and cannot answer. Our investigation, the FBI's mandate, is focused on the shooter and all things related
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to his attack. Now obviously, I understand very much the intense interest and focus on the Secret Service's
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performance, actions, decision-making, etc. There are two separate after-action reviews, the DHS Inspector General and the outside
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independent panel that's been convened that are focused on that. Our investigation will obviously overlap with that
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Here's the problem. We're out 13 days and you say we've been disclosing, you know, we had the director, the colonel
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from the Pennsylvania State Police in front of Homeland yesterday. He was quite candid
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He disclosed to us that Butler Emergency Services Unit personnel were posted into the windows
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on the second floor of the AGR building, that they left there to go pursue the person that
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they spotted, Crooks, that they texted a photo of Crooks to the PSP representative
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in the command center. That information was relayed to the United States Secret Service. They asked that it be texted to someone else
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That was many minutes before President Trump took the stand. What we don't know is why were they not keeping him off the stand
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And to the extent, you know, I know we always hear when there's a criminal investigation, you've got to wait for that to develop, but do you have any reason, do you have any other
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target of your criminal investigation other than Crooks, who's dead? We are investigating the shooter both to determine his motive and his preparations and activities
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before the shooting, but also to make sure whether or not there are any co-conspirators, accomplices
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At this point, have you developed any evidence to so suggest that there are any accomplices
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or cooperators or assisters? Not at this time, but again, the investigation is ongoing
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