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Butler, PA, July 12, 2025 — A newly released Senate report has uncovered a series of alarming failures by the U.S. Secret Service leading up to the attempted assassination of Donald Trump last year. According to the Government Accountability Office (GAO) report released by Sen. Chuck Grassley, the agency had advance knowledge—at least ten days prior—of a credible threat against then-candidate Trump but failed to inform its own agents on the ground or local law enforcement.
Fox News' Alexis McAdams, reporting live from Butler where the rally took place, highlighted that the lead Secret Service agent securing the site was new to large-scale events and unaware of which rooftops or vantage points needed to be covered. The agency now admits this was her first assignment of that magnitude.
Perhaps more shocking, the Secret Service drone assigned to monitor the event was inoperable, and the rookie operator had only received one hour of training. He was unable to troubleshoot the malfunction. Meanwhile, the shooter, Thomas Crooks, operated his own drone to scout the venue—something Trump’s team had warned about.
The family of rally attendee Cory Comparato, who was killed shielding others during the attack, is still seeking answers. As the one-year mark approaches, the lack of accountability weighs heavily.
Rep. Andy Biggs condemned the agency’s negligence in a statement:
“They knew Trump’s life was at risk for ten days. Ten days. And not only did they hide it from the ground agents—they refused Trump’s request for more protection. They didn’t have working surveillance, no drone coverage, no coordination. They put an inexperienced agent in charge. This wasn’t a lapse—it was systemic failure.”
Calls are mounting for a full investigation into how such lapses occurred, and whether political bias or internal dysfunction played a role in compromising Trump’s safety.
💥🦅 Justice for Cory. Accountability for Crooks. Truth for America. 🦅💥
OREM, Utah, September 12, 2025 — Reporting from the ground, Fox’s CB Cotton confirmed that the suspect in the assassination of Charlie Kirk has now been identified as Tyler Robinson. According to federal sources, it was Robinson’s father who ultimately turned him in last night in southern Utah, following a major FBI push for public assistance.
The sequence of events mirrors what President Trump had revealed earlier in the morning: a Utah minister, who was friends with a U.S. Marshal, became involved and helped bring the case to Robinson’s father, who convinced his son to surrender. This direct intervention led to Robinson’s arrest and custody.
Authorities noted that the FBI had released enhanced surveillance images and urged the public to come forward, sparking movement on the ground. Chilling video from the scene showed the gunman moving quickly across a roof, dropping down into a parking lot, and discarding his weapon in a wooded area. Newly released gunshot audio and ...
NEW YORK, September 12, 2025 — President Donald Trump spoke forcefully on Fox & Friends this morning, confirming that the suspect believed to be responsible for Charlie Kirk’s murder is now in custody — and declaring that the death penalty is the only just outcome.
Trump credited teamwork across law enforcement and faith leaders, highlighting how a minister — also connected to law enforcement — alerted a close friend who was a top U.S. Marshal. Together, they coordinated with the suspect’s father, who convinced his son to turn himself in by driving into police headquarters. “The facts are the facts. We have the person that we think is the person we’re looking for,” Trump said.
When asked about the case, Trump made clear: “I hope he’s found guilty, I would imagine. And I hope he gets the death penalty. What he did — Charlie Kirk was the finest person. He didn’t deserve this. He worked so hard and so well. Everybody liked him.”
Trump praised Pam Bondi as ...
NEW YORK, September 12, 2025 — President Donald Trump broke major news on Fox & Friends this morning, confirming with “a high degree of certainty” that the suspect has been apprehended and is now in custody.
The interview opened with host Ainsley Earhardt recalling Trump’s presence at the 9/11 memorial the day before, noting that Senator J.D. Vance had traveled instead to Arizona to be with Charlie Kirk’s family and bring Charlie’s body back home. Trump, who had announced plans to award Vance the Presidential Medal of Freedom, then shifted into breaking developments on the suspect.
Trump praised the extraordinary work of law enforcement, local police, and the governor in securing the arrest within just two and a half days. He highlighted how the investigation began with almost nothing but a blurry clip that made the suspect “look like an ant,” yet it quickly developed into a successful capture.
The turning point, Trump revealed, came when someone close to the suspect ...
- NEW YORK, September 12, 2025 — Donald Trump Jr. joined Fox’s Martha MacCallum to reflect on the assassination of Charlie Kirk and the arrest of 22-year-old Tyler Robinson. In an emotional interview, Trump Jr. condemned the celebration of Kirk’s murder by some on the left and emphasized that Charlie’s only “crime” was his effectiveness in exposing failed Democrat narratives.
“It’s been very hard, Martha. What was Charlie’s real crime? He spoke truth. He gave even his biggest detractors a platform to debate, and he did it cordially. That’s why he was so effective with young people. He showed how asinine so many of the Democrat ideas really are,” Trump Jr. said.
He reacted to reports that Robinson had inscribed shell casings with anti-fascist slogans and propaganda: “Charlie’s crime was talking about God, family, country — things that Democrats now treat as verboten. God forbid you like the Constitution. God forbid you say men shouldn’t ...
OREM, Utah, September 12, 2025 — FBI Director Kash Patel gave an emotional update on the investigation into Charlie Kirk’s assassination, outlining the massive law enforcement response that led to the arrest of suspect Tyler Robinson. Patel praised federal, state, and local authorities for their speed, precision, and coordination in processing the crime scene and pursuing every lead.
“It is a large crime scene,” Patel explained. “State and local authorities along with federal authorities processed that crime scene quickly. Forensic evidence has already been evaluated at FBI laboratories in Quantico and here in Utah. We will continue to process and deliver evidence to Governor Cox and his team.”
Patel revealed that the FBI has handled an unprecedented flood of tips: “Last night we had a total of approximately 7,000 leads. As of this morning, we have over 11,000 leads that were called in to the FBI. Every one of those leads will be run out.”
He ...
NEW YORK, September 12, 2025 — In a powerful and emotional interview on Fox & Friends, President Donald Trump confirmed he was told just five minutes before walking onto the set that the suspect in Charlie Kirk’s assassination was in custody. Trump described the rapid work of law enforcement and those close to the suspect, crediting a minister, a U.S. Marshal, and the suspect’s father for bringing the case to a close.
“With a high degree of certainty, we have him. In custody. Everybody did a great job. We started with absolutely nothing, a clip that made him look like an ant, and in just two and a half days, he’s been caught,” Trump said.
He went on to praise Pam Bondi, calling her “incredible,” and detailed how the father ultimately convinced his son to drive into police headquarters and surrender.
When asked about justice, Trump made his stance clear: “I hope he gets the death penalty. What he did — Charlie Kirk was the finest person. He didn’t deserve this. He worked so ...
