00:00So with your background, just tell us what was enforced here.
00:05Thanks for having me on. It was quite textbook. From the moment you hear the shots fired,
00:11probably at that moment, the agents that were dealing with the subject probably voiced over
00:16the radio what was going on and that shots were fired. Thus, you see the security team going into
00:22play. Agents go in front of the president and also the tactical team, counter assault team,
00:29go into place with those of the men with the helmets and the rifles going to protect the
00:34president from tactical threats. And you see them go up online in case they need to engage an
00:40attacker. You see them get him down first, kind of shelter in place, and then make the call to have
00:47him move off the stage. You see President Trump fall and stumble and literally hit the ground.
00:52And I'm wondering if some agents may have thought he might have got injured or even shot unbeknownst
00:57to them. But they were able to get him up and get him off the stage rather rapidly.
01:02This is what it looks like. And at this moment for the Secret Service, this is this is a combat
01:07zone.
01:07They don't know what's really happening. They don't get the full picture. They just need to know
01:12that they have to go. And that's what they got over the radio. So everything to me looks textbook.
01:18They did exactly what they were supposed to do.
01:20Yeah, Barry, that's interesting. The body barrier, the human shield,
01:23they're providing the president there. And even the way they protected him,
01:28almost forcing him onto the ground. That's not something we saw two years ago, is it?
01:33Well, if you look at Butler, Pennsylvania, he did hit the deck first. He did originally hit the
01:38ground first because that's the safest thing any of us could do until we figure out what our next plan
01:43is, whether it's to stay down or get off the stage. But ultimately, they got to get him out of
01:49there. They don't know if there's any other assailants. There could be 10 more people with
01:54guns coming. And that's all the more reason why they just got to get him off that stage. And you
01:58saw them get J.D. Vance off the stage as well. And all the respective protective details of all the
02:05cabinet members moved into play to get them out of there. They certainly don't want to have a gun
02:10battle in front of a thousand people where innocent people could be hit. So smarter to get out of there
02:16and get out in force, get behind some protective barriers, if you can, and get the president to
02:22safety. Barry, let's have a look at that scene. This is from almost behind the stage where both
02:28the vice president and then the president is taken off, escorted off stage. Let's have a look.
02:33All right.
