GREG GUTFELD: Bureaucratic incompetence is fueled by one part TDS and another part DEI

Kimberly Cheatle has resigned; this after a disastrous hearing where she dodged questions like they were shot from a 20-year-old loner on a slightly slanted roof. We also learned that Secret Service officials repeatedly rejected Trump’s request for extra security in the two years prior to the assassination attempt. That includes more agents and magnetometers at large public events, as well as extra snipers for outdoor venues. Officials claimed the agency lacked the resources, but that’s a bigger stretch than a five-foot agent trying to shield a six-foot-three Trump.

Now, I’m no expert in security, although I’ve seen The Bodyguard 14 times. I’m thinking killing a president shouldn’t be easy. You shouldn’t be able to stroll right in. I mean, at least require a hand stamp or a solo beer cup. All infamous assassins, you know, they did the work. John Wilkes Booth, he sat through a mediocre play, and Lee Harvey Oswald had to climb all those…

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